Tag: Eco-horror

  • The Road to Eden | Part 4: The True Dawn

    The storm didn’t stop. It built and built, auroras bleeding across the sky like the Earth had cracked open and was showing its molten heart. The electromagnetic pulses came in waves—first stuttering, then crashing, then constant, relentless, burning through every circuit that wasn’t shielded, every implant that wasn’t designed to survive coronal mass ejection at…

  • The Road to Eden | Part 3: The False Garden

    The gate closed behind them without sound. Art turned to look back—just reflex, just instinct—but the forest was already gone. Not hidden. Gone. Like it had never existed. Just smooth dome wall glowing faint bioluminescent green and the path ahead curving into gardens that shouldn’t be possible. Frankie touched his arm. “Stay close.” They walked…

  • The Road to Eden | Part 2: Whispers of Inheritance

    The patrol never reached the observatory door. Frankie’s arrow took the lead transhuman in the shoulder joint—precise, disabling, not killing. Art followed with two suppressed shots that dropped the drones hovering above. The remaining figures froze, hands raised, those glowing veins pulsing steady beneath their skin. “We come in peace,” one said, voice layered with…

  • The Road to Eden | Part 1: Red Pills at Dawn

    The dinner table was set for twelve. Red candles flickered in the drafty country house. Red wine sat breathing in crystal decanters. And on every fine china plate—one red pill, gleaming like a tiny ruby under the chandelier. Christmas Eve, 2027. Art sat between his mother and Aunt Sophia, watching the adults perform normalcy with…

  • Family, Death Pills, and Eden: New Serial Drops Monday, Dec 29

    As the storm draws closer, you start to ask — what is this storm? Is it a global event? Why does the government already know about it enough in advance to manufacture death pills?