All Chapters of Living The Life in an AI Slop Story: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Zeeshan lay on the ground motionless, eyes staring blankly towards the tower-sized comet, a slash on his chest bleeding out. Aarif slashed the air, wiping blood off it. He looked around to see where Sikandar was- BANG! When an armor-piercing round lodged in his helmet, though failing to penetrate it. Aarif turned in the direction from where the shot came and saw Shaheen preparing for the next shot. Aarif turned some of the spikes he had formed in Shaheen’s direction and fired them at him. Seeing impending doom, Shaheen took cover behind the damaged dome. After a few minutes, the dome fell apart into debris, exposing Shaheen. Seeing more spikes coming at him, he decided to take his chances with the trees and jumped behind the palace from the roof. He screamed as he fell

Asif and Suleiman took a look at the Fire Fist comet, which now looked as big as a mountain.  “Is that comet really enough to destroy the world?” Suleiman asked, suddenly very worried. “Scientists do say it’s as big as the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs,” Asif answered, grim thoughts running through his mind, ‘At least mom can no longer pester me for marriage.’ “Focus you two!” Javed rebuked them before turning to Sikandar, “This friend of yours, have you seen him?” Sikandar sighed. Even Javed thought he was mad, “It is a voice in my head but it’s very real.” &ldquo

The battle at Gulistan Palace finally paused as everyone on both sides looked up at the sky, confused and terrified by the cracks in it. “What’s going on?” Arisha asked, letting the soldier she was pummeling drop to the ground. “I’m just as clueless as you,” Ismail answered. “Could this be Aarif’s doing?” Yahya wondered. “Clan Head Aarif said nothing about this,” Badr answered. “There’s something written on the sky,” Humaira pointed at the black text on a white background that appeared between the gaps. One text rea

Aarif was so surprised by the sight of Alishba hanging by the ceiling that he barely reacted when Shaan and Meeran tackled him to the ground. “Got you!” The twins exclaimed, with Meeran holding him in a body scissor lock and Shaan taking his gun back. “Oh no!” Sikandar held Alishba up, trying to relieve the pressure on her neck. “Why would you hang her? You could have just shot her,” Shaan asked. “I didn’t hang her. She was hanging when I found her,” Aarif explained, “How did you find me?” Meeran showed the Locate My Phone app on his phone. 

Back at the Gulistan Palace, the cracks and texts finally disappeared from the sky, leaving it purplish and orangish as the yellow sun set, beckoning the darkness to follow. While some sighed in relief at seeing normalcy return, most were sullen at the prospect of having to go on knowing their world is fictional. The Barfistani soldiers had lost all the fighting spirit they had come with for the invasion. Their sole purpose, the independence of Barfistan, now seemed pointless. Even if they won, they would still be under the control of a chatbot. They gathered around Tahira, Badr and Azhar, waiting for their guidance on their next move. But the generals were just as disheartened as the soldiers. Tahira was clutching her hair as she sat on a bench, her denial now turned into d