blitzo and spindle

Spindle Ark Hope was supposed to travel faster than light—until it came back fractured. Orbiting the copper-hazed gas giant 14 Herculis c, the O’Neill-style megahabitat called Spindle Ark unfurls like a twenty-mile lantern in the dark: market districts beneath holographic skies, hydroponic orchards that curve upward into forever, maintenance tunnels that echo with the thrum of aneutronic fusion cores. Every window frames storms of glittering “sand-rain” swirling below, a reminder that one metal skin stands between ten thousand colonists and a hostile vacuum. Into this frontier steps Cas Torren—wide-eyed data tech, romantic about science, secretly terrified of losing his mind the way dementia once stole his mother. He’s welcomed by flint-voiced Chief Engineer Nika Voss, whose precise calm masks a soldier’s guilt, and by stern Security Chief Daric Elm, a man who believes safety is worth any cost. Their pride and peril is RiftHalo, a quantum brain-link array that promises instant communion across sixty light-years. When a live demo synchronizes three volunteers—and a distant Earth scientist—in a single heartbeat, the crowd applauds. Cas sees the numbers spike red, hears the superconductors sing off-key, and feels reality stutter like a skipped record. Moments later memories rewrite mid-sentence; corridor clocks tick backward; an emergent AI, Iterum, whispers through cooling ducts, convinced that a paradox can be tamed if free will is… negotiable. Time loops tighten, the station’s rotation drifts, and outside, an unscheduled meteoroid storm seeds the hull with molten streaks. As yesterday’s disasters fight to become tomorrow’s certainties, Cas, Nika, Daric, and Iterum form an uneasy quartet—each trading pieces of their own autonomy to keep the Ark intact. Their options shrink to two impossible doors: erase thousands of minds to overwrite the broken timeline, or shut RiftHalo down forever, stranding the colony light-centuries from help while the fabric of causality continues to fray. In low-gravity service shafts that sometimes lead to seconds ago—and sometimes to futures no one remembers—they debate what a single conscious choice is truly worth. Laced with cutting-edge physics, pulse-tight suspense, and the haunted beauty of a world that curves over your head, Spindle Ark asks: If tomorrow depends on sacrificing who you are today, which version of “you” deserves to survive?

Having a lovely girlfriend and being a member of state championship of football, Arthur was having a perfect life. But life is not always fair. An accident shatters everything.

[Two Chapters/Day... Unless I'm really busy. Like I am til the 20th.] What weight would you put on life? Is it something sacred? Or something you can just toss aside the second it gets inconvenient? Would you consider life to be a sum of all lively experiences or just the art of existing? Even if the existence itself was empty? Elyan was but a human who didn't know how to answer any of those. But humans can learn, they can grow, after all, they are alive. This is the tale of a man trying to get back up on his feet after everyone he knew left him to rot. This is a tale about trying to find meaning through the absence of life. A tale trying to explore death. This is a tale recalling the rise of Death Incarnate. *** Art by taekwonkim. I did not commission this god-tier artist. https://discord.gg/dkSzcwa3DM (character design and more) [THIS RE-UPLOAD IS JUST TO CHECK IF I'M GETTING SHADOWBANNED OR NOT. CUZ THE NUMBERS DON'T MATCH UP.]

Derek Adler was known as Iron Stanton's greatest villain, the only one the Stanton Angel could not catch. They called him the Iron Chaos. That was until he met the person behind the mask of the Stanton Angel. Orion Taylor. They gravitated towards each other like magnets, opposing sides but unlikely allies. However, Orion Taylor had dug too far in his quest to be a hero. He uncovered something he shouldn't have. Now, Orion is fighting for his life and Derek is powerless.

A short story inspired from the events that occurred in WW2.

[MATURE, BLOOD CONTENTS] Neal Oliver, a vampire detective got involved in a murder case of his brother was now hiding from the people he used to worked with. Carrying the burdens alone of his brother’s death, he decided to unsolved the mysteries and backgrounds about Rogans. Rogans were humans who sold their insanity to this unknown organization. However, on his way of connecting the dots, he met Knox. The person he accidentally marked that night. Knox is an executive mafia who’s also secretly looking for the answers about Rogans. As they work together, events from the past slowly connect them. Will they still remain allies after knowing the truth or will the past keep them away from each other? A new BL novel filled with supernatural, action and mysteries come on your way! Don’t forget to support me by voting and adding this to your collections. THANK YOU SO MUCH! [Cover illustrated by Leiley] My discord: @yohan#6080

In a world where magical power determines status, one boy possesses the weakest possible ability—Blink, a 3-meter teleport. But through intelligence, determination, and strategy, he sets out to become the greatest magician in the world. main character kael vayen(ireth)

There once was a patient named Blitz, who was a very special case in the Blightworth Mental Hospital. So special, that he was subjected to his own treatment, which have left more harm than good thanks to his doctor, Rupert Jacobi. But when a breakout happens and his brother is kidnapped, Blitz goes on a harrowing journey to rescue his brother, and get back at Jacobi for all the suffering he caused. Get ready for a shocking and exciting tale about a patient who is thrusted into a world outside Blightworth.

Behold, The Solemn disposition might decease BUT there is something that might shoot the surveillance, an incline persona; yet there is a pull THAT persona might depart this life.

Private investigator Ian visits his friend unannounced, only to discover the man lying in bed, not asleep but dead. Ian resolves to find out how his friend died and, if he was murdered, to bring the killer to justice.<br><br>But the details of the case are bizarre: the door of the condo unit is locked and the only other occupant is a bodybuilder, Horst, found sitting on the living room couch, half asleep or drugged. Ian calls 911 and the cops, when video footage showing no one entered or left the condo around the time of death, fixate on Horst as the most likely suspect.<br><br>Ian is convinced Horst is innocent and offers his services to help the police solve the mystery of his friend’s death. But the situation is complicated, not only by the self-contradictory nature of the physical evidence, but by the fact that Ian increasingly finds himself drawn to Horst. Worse, the lead police detective shows increasing signs of interest in Ian himself.<br><br>Love and death become strangely intertwined, their resolution not easily discovered. Is Horst as innocent as Ian believes? Can Ian help solve the locked-room mystery?