ScientistXxXx

Recommending the fanfics I like and I am also open to recommendations
seriously though thats what it is but if you want a cooler and weirder introduction? well aheem.......

I am a mere scribe that records good works of fanfiction history I am but one man nothing like the mighty archivists of ao3 still this is a work I enjoy I desire to share my own tastes of fanfiction I like perhaps its a selfish non objective way of doing things perhaps its done too biasedly but do you know what I say to those reactions? 

Than why do you care why do you come? 

I am doing this both for fun and from my own desire I never did it to neither lecture these people nor enforce my views on them they are free to take a look and if they don't like it they can just leave no one is forcing them to read my small archive and thats what it is a small archive of works I compiled which I like hopefully I will continue to expand it until the day I die :)

Note: After so many people never bothered checking or not even bothering to think how websites work I am forced to write this

first of all most of the questionable questing fics I post are in the nsfw creative works part of the site which requires you to sign up to the site so you become an offical member after that process that particular section opens up and no It does no ask money like patreon accounts of authors
questionable questing is a free site you are given acces straight up after sign up process is done 

note that after doing the inital signing up they will want a confirmation done so they will send a confirmation request to your gmail or whatever equvelant you have for me it was gmail you need to confirm that first to open up previously locked nsfw section

the same logic goes for alternatehistory.com fics where most of then I posted from is either from alien space bats or fandom sections so repeat the process

and second of all.......

those of you who constantly ask me the links....

those of you that actually do no bother to even read beginnings of the chapters I post.... before I go to the fic part I sometimes give my own introduction of the fic than I give the word count and bellow that is the links....... always in each chapter there is the links around the begining of the chps you people who ask just never bothered to check it up............


for those who are wondering why I am adding dash to the links after chp 193 and onwards well apparently webnovel admins like scre wing over writers so they made that if a link is posted normally it will not appear this is what I had to come up with for it to work

Aside from all of this I am slowly posting this in ao3 too
^The Above Site One is no longer the case turns out ao3 admins can be sore losers who could guessed they would not care constant citation and links of original creators works and not taking credit for fics as still plagarism sigh

My Fanfic Stash and Favorite online quests

Link: https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/to-the-stars-in-1969-apollo-11-stumbles-onto-an-alien-artifact-2-0.528837/


Neil Armstrong was having the time of his life. Being the first man to step foot on the Moon was the most important thing he'd ever do, and he was savoring every moment of it. His only disappointment was that the first Moonwalk would be quite short compared to the ones planned for subsequent Apollo missions, a single jaunt of no more than three hours. Not having been tested under "field conditions", NASA didn't want to take a chance on overexerting the water-filled cooling systems of their spacesuits.


Still, things were going well enough, in spite of the difficulty he'd had planting the US flag, only being able to push the pole a couple of inches into the regolith. Thank God it hadn't toppled over on live tv! He still had a little time and was keeping on schedule, so he had decided to go up to the rim of Little West Crater, some 200 feet from the Lunar Module. They hadn't planned on landing near any craters of significant size, but they'd put down a bit of a ways from their planned landing site when it turned be strewn with boulders. It would be foolish not to take advantage of the opportunity to sample it.


As he walk/hopped up to the rim, he saw an otherwise unremarkable crater around a hundred feet in diameter. But there was something in the middle, and it was clearly artificial. He stared at it for a full thirty seconds in astonishment. Thinking furiously, he radioed for Buzz Aldrin to meet him at the rim, keeping his voice as calm as he could. Mission Control broke in.


"Neil? Are you all right? Your heartbeat just shot to 160...you doing ok?"


Armstrong forced himself to calm down. A bit, anyway. "I'm fine. Just a little winded."


After a few minutes, Aldrin reached the rim to find Armstrong taking picture after picture with his Hasselblad camera. Armstrong knew every word they said would be sent back to multiple receiving stations on Earth. There would be no way to keep this under wraps, but they had to report what they saw in case they didn't make it back. "Buzz? Please describe what you see."


Mission control broke in for a moment after a three second round trip light speed delay. "Buzz, your heartbeat's up to 170. What the hell's going on?"


Aldrin replied in a shaking voice, "There's something artificial in the middle of the crater. There's a platform, I estimate it to be roughly thirty feet across with sloping sides leading gently up to it. It's grey in color, similar to the Lunar surface. It looks perfectly smooth. The only other feature I see is a pillar to the left of the platform on the crater floor. It's about four feet high and is topped with a rectangular grid of some kind. Hard to tell from here, but it almost looks like a keyboard." He had moved some distance along rim of the crater and was, along with Neil, taking photos as quickly as he could.


There was stunned silence from Mission Control for a moment, and they then responded. "Commander Armstrong, can you confirm this?"


"Yes, we're both taking pictures of it. A moment later in a surprisingly calm voice, he said "I would note that the grid on top of the pylon just lit up."


A few seconds later they hear Mission Control tensely replied, "Do not approach the....artifact. You are to get back to the LM and begin preparations for ascent as quickly as possible. Don't take time to retrieve anything on the surface, all that matters is the film.".


"Acknowledged. Heading back to the LM now."


Two hours later, the LM took off, headed towards what would be a successful rendezvous with the Command Module and a three day trip back to Earth. In the meantime, the head of NASA had a phone call. President Nixon wanted to speak with him...now.


To the Stars in 1969! (Apollo 11 stumbles onto an alien artifact 2.0) by Gorillaman