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All Lukas wanted was to live a simple life with his family. But after a strange monster rampaged through his village, his simple life was torn to pieces. Later found by a member of an elusive group known as the Fortissimo, Lukas vowed to hunt down the monster and take revenge.

At exactly 3:03 a.m., a phone rings in a quiet Mumbai apartment. No one speaks. And yet the silence says everything. When a solitary translator begins receiving mysterious signals - glass that breathes, vinyl records that hold no sound, clocks that refuse to tell time - he’s drawn into a hidden layer of the city, where sound is memory and silence is truth. As lost love resurfaces through frequencies no human should hear, he must confront the possibility that his life is not entirely his own - that parts of it were erased, and others rewritten by something… listening. The Frequency of Silence is a haunting and lyrical literary mystery, weaving surrealism, romance, and metaphysical dread into a journey through forgotten time and parallel selves. Set in the dream-shadowed backstreets of Mumbai, this is a story about remembering what you once chose to forget.

The world didn't end with a bang, but with a Unison. In the year 2026, the "Great Resonance" descended upon Earth. Massive geometric entities known as the Sentinels of Rhythm anchored themselves in the sky, broadcasting a singular, crystalline frequency that synchronized the heartbeat of every living thing. Cities fell into a rhythmic trance; humanity became a "Drone" choir, their individuality erased by a perfect, terrifying harmony. Julian Vance is a scavenger living in the lead-lined ruins of Echo City. For years, his only company has been the "Iron Fiddle"—a weaponized instrument made of scrap—and the quartz-encrusted statue of his sister, Elara, frozen in acoustic stasis by their father to save her from the first wave of the hum. When Julian accidentally strikes a "Dissonant Chord," the impossible happens: Elara wakes up. But she is no longer entirely human. Her body has become a living conduit for the Chaos Frequency—the only sound capable of shattering the Sentinels' control. Together, they must embark on a journey across a world of beautiful nightmares. From the "Silent Orchards" where memories are harvested as sound, to the "Cathedrals of Static" where the Sentinels' masters dwell. Julian must protect his sister’s fading humanity as her powers grow to cosmic proportions, all while searching for the Seven Lost Notes—the only melody that can rewrite reality and give the world back its right to be chaotic, loud, and free. In a world of perfect order, noise is the only revolution.

Seventeen-year-old Lynn believes she is perfectly ordinary, desperate to maintain the comforting monotony of her life—school, her parents' predictable routines, the familiar smell of bacon and coffee. But every night, she is tormented by vicious, otherworldly nightmares. She doesn't just see these horrors; she feels them. The raw, primal fear of the shadows that twist in a cold, alien space is a palpable tide washing over her, and her own hands feel electric, powerful, and strangely connected to the terror. These are not dreams. They are the first tendrils of the Hollowing, a malevolent, ancient entity that has fractured into our reality. It is a living storm of consumed agony and hungry despair that feeds on human terror. To cultivate the fear it needs to survive, it broadcasts nightmares into the world, seeking not just victims, but a powerful conduit to amplify its signal. Lynn is that conduit. Unbeknownst to her, she is a Receiver, a psychic empath uniquely attuned to the frequencies of emotion. The Hollowing has chosen her to be its unwitting instrument, using her abilities to shape its nightmares into reality and unleash panic upon her town. As the line between her waking life and dreaming world blurs, she begins to witness flashes of coming disasters—a car crash, a school fire, a sinking ferry—moments before they happen, each event saturated with the Caught between the oppressive normality her mother fiercely guards and the terrifying truth a mysterious stranger reveals, Lynn must embark on a dangerous journey of self-discovery. This stranger, part of a secret network of individuals who sense the world's deeper currents, reveals the horrifying truth: the Hollowing is real, it is feeding, and she is the key to stopping it. To defeat it, she cannot shut her abilities down; she must learn to control them, to weaponize the very empathy that makes her vulnerable. Lynn must race against time to master her burgeoning power and interpret the cryptic warnings in her visions. But the Hollowing is not her only enemy. Its influence spreads, twisting ordinary people into vessels of paranoia and violence. To save her family and her world, this "normal girl" must embrace the extraordinary power within her, confront the source of the fear that haunts her dreams, and face a devastating choice: sever her connection to the Hollowing entirely, or channel its own horrific energy back against it in a battle that could cost her her humanity.

Well, this is a story about a time there was a many big continent ruled by a" suzerain. " Then they divided into 7 continents. Those are Easterly Kepler suzarain, Aqua, Holy Cross, Andero, metro, West Kepler and Omraina. . The first part of this story is based on the Omraina continent. Which is the smallest continent? These kingdoms attack each other to obtain strip. ( Which was divided by Suzarain in 1431. The Kingdom of Europe want to take this area for their needs. Which kingdoms furious. So ......) . Beta is a young boy whose dream is to travel all over the world and find medicinal instruments for his sister. But in a kingdom where war occurs, what would he do ? [ Hiatus - To learn More accurate English ]

When college student Ethan Blackwood discovers a mysterious radio frequency that predicts tragic events, he's drawn into a world of supernatural horror. As Ethan and his friends delve deeper into the mystery, they realize that the frequency is not just a prediction, but a warning from another dimension. But can they uncover the truth behind the frequency before it's too late, or will they become the next victims of its curse?

Isaac is a master at hiding pain. At twenty-three, he carries the weight of an unjust accusation that shattered his ability to trust and love. Behind his gentle smile and conversations about anime, there is a man who feels broken and incapable of having a real relationship. His only escape is the world of gaming and music. It is in this digital refuge that he meets "Lani," a talented V-Tuber who enchants thousands of people with her bass and her voice, but who has never revealed her face due to a paralyzing social phobia. Behind the avatar is Sasha, a twenty-year-old girl who expresses her loneliness through melancholy rock lyrics. Two wounded hearts, hidden behind false identities and deep traumas, begin to find in each other the courage to face reality. But is a digital connection strong enough to heal the scars of the real world?

Frequency Wars Sci-Fi Novel Coda Nelson writing as Paul Lake Before Paul's death from diabetes in late 2019, Paul Lake was writing a series of novels, and was asked if he'd ever like some of his work to be finished and looked upon, (if ever so lucky) published by some BigTime editors, that was only a dream he replied with a soft grin under his nose. Later that evening he died in his hospital bed not knowing of the unfinished work that would later, become his legacy, even after death. So if I may, may I proudly present to you. "Frequency Wars" - Coda Nelson "Frequency Wars" "Introduction"

The tapes were never meant to be found. Marta Solak works nights in the depths of a state archive, digitizing decades of forgotten recordings. It's quiet work. Safe work. Until she loads a reel labeled: GÓROWO HOSPITAL. WARD C. SESSION 4B/1986. What she hears should be impossible. A voice she recognizes. A confession that was never meant to survive. And a silence at the end of the tape that sounds exactly like someone listening back. Set in communist-era Poland and the present day, Frequency is a psychological thriller about the things buried in archives, in institutions, and in the human mind — and what happens when they refuse to stay buried. For fans of: Sharp Objects, The Silent Patient, Shutter Island. TW: psychological trauma, institutionalization, gaslighting

Once a normal human, like everyone else, he was pulled into this nightmarish dimension when a mysterious frequency led humanity into a deep, inescapable sleep, converting the real world into the Fq World. Now, all of humanity exists in this brutal, soul-draining reality, where survival is the only rule. Kiaan's unique ability to absorb 100% of a soul’s energy from those he kills has made him one of the deadliest players in this cruel system. Yet with every soul he takes, his humanity withers, and the weight of his sins grows heavier. As he battles to survive in the Fq World, Kiaan’s real quest begins: to uncover the truth behind the frequency that enslaved humankind and led them into this twisted nightmare. He also grapples with the glitch that seems to be aiding him—he doesn’t know if it’s helping him defeat the system or corrupting him even further. Meanwhile, the system offers him two choices: to awaken in the real world, losing all his powers but keeping his strength and intelligence, or to become the god of the Fq World, with absolute control over life, death, and the deadly death clouds. But Kiaan rejects both, determined to find out who is pulling the strings and whether the glitch is truly his ally—or his doom. As he searches for answers, Kiaan must confront not only the external threats of the Fq World but also the guilt of his past and the lives he's destroyed. His journey to destroy the system and discover the truth behind the frequency will determine not just his fate but the future of humanity itself.