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kai_write

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Still living in the memories of people I’ve never met.

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    kai_write2 months ago
    Replied to Abel_Jay_7726

    Thank you so much for your kind comment! I'm really happy you enjoyed the chapter and the characters. It means a lot to me as a writer. I also appreciate that you want to share your ideas. Right now I’m a bit busy because I have exams coming up, so I’ll be taking a short break from writing for about two weeks. I probably won’t be updating this month. But feel free to share your thoughts or suggestions here, and I’ll check them when I return. Thanks again for reading and supporting my story! 💗

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    kai_write2 months ago
    Replied to ANIKET_BANERJEE

    thanks for review sir I surly will work on those[img=Feeling it]

NAGISA

NAGISA A light novel series She walked into his flower shop to say thank you. That was all it was supposed to be. A girl who had been pulled from the ocean five years ago, finally finding the boy who had pulled her out. Two sentences of gratitude. A polite bow. And then goodbye. Except she didn't remember who she was. And he didn't know how to stop caring about that. Nagisa is a slow-burn Japanese-style light novel about two people trying to find where someone belongs — and quietly, without meaning to, finding each other along the way. It has flower shops and river walks and letters written by hand and a fiancé nobody knew about and a memory that comes back at exactly the wrong time. Nobody is a villain here. That's the thing. Everyone is just a person doing their best with what the world handed them. And sometimes that's the most painful kind of story there is. Updates chapter by chapter as I write. This is my first proper long-form project so it's definitely a little rough in places — bear with me. I'm figuring it out as I go, and I genuinely appreciate every read. If it moves you even a little, that means everything. Inspired by Japanese light novels and the kind of anime that makes you stare at the ceiling afterward.

kai_write · Urban
7 Chs

THE GHOST VIRUS

PATHOGEN DESIGNATION: GV-0. CLASSIFICATION: UNKNOWN. THREAT LEVEL: UNCONTAINABLE. On a Tuesday morning in Shinjuku, three convenience store employees die in a way that no forensic manual has a category for. No external wounds. No forced entry. Just three bodies, and security footage that every first responder on scene refused to watch twice. The government calls it a medical anomaly. They seal the building, pull the footage, and contact the only three people in Japan whose research — publicly mocked, institutionally buried, laughed out of every conference room they ever walked into — has a framework for what actually happened. My name is Kai. I am a specialist in ghost astrophysics and paranormal phenomena. For six years I have been told that what I study is not real. I was right. I wish I hadn't been. GV-0 does not kill its hosts. It dissolves the boundary between the living and the dead — trapping the infected in a state science has no name for, consuming their consciousness, leaving something that wears their face and hunts by the sound of your fear. It is spreading through Tokyo. It is spreading with intention. And behind it — behind the infected, behind the government organisation that built this weapon from something ancient and sealed and never meant to be touched — something vast is waking up. Unit Specter has been called in. Three discredited scientists. One chance. Tokyo is already losing.

kai_write · Horror
5 Chs