Adventure
Good Morning, Prince Ethan
Knock, knock, knock “Rise and shine, your majesty!” Ethan groaned and shoved one of the bed’s many pillows down around his ears. He didn’t want to wake up this early. He never would. Why were they still trying to make this happen?
Brittany BaileyPublished about 6 hours ago in FictionThe Crimson Balloon
The crimson balloon drifted serenely above the obsidian waters of the lake, a vibrant orb of warmth in a landscape cloaked in the heavy, brooding hues of twilight. It hung suspended between worlds, a pulsating heart against the tumultuous, storm-laden sky. Below, the lake mirrored this floating beacon, each ripple an artist’s brushstroke in the shifting masterpiece of reflection.
Caleb LahrPublished about 10 hours ago in FictionOasis of Survival
The midday sun beat down on the dusty plains, baking the cracked earth. A lone female Triceratops, her bony frill a canvas of faded red and brown, trudged along the parched landscape. Her once proud head hung low, her ancient eyes scanning the horizon for any sign of greenery. Weeks of drought had ravaged their territory, forcing them to abandon their usual grazing grounds in search of sustenance.
Will JamesPublished about 13 hours ago in FictionEgg Drop From Space
This is space, and this is an egg, just before I tried the highest egg drop in history. If you were never given the opportunity to participate in an egg drop competition in school, the objective is to construct a device that can prevent a raw egg from cracking when it is dropped from the highest height. Since people are constantly creating taller buildings, my original plan was to drop an egg in a contraption I made from the highest building in the world. I therefore realized that in order to truly future-proof this record, I would have to reach the very top and travel straight to space. Additionally, three years ago when I embarked on this journey, I knew if
Kingsley EgekePublished about 16 hours ago in FictionLove in a Cup A Tale of Serendipity
In the clamoring heart of New York City, where the speed of life moves quicker than a speeding tram, love frequently tracks down its direction in the most unforeseen spots. For Emma and Daniel, two spirits exploring the disarray of city life, their romantic tale started over a straightforward mug of espresso.
DreamscapePublished about 17 hours ago in FictionFinding Inspiration
In a small, sleepy town nestled in the countryside of Jamaica hills, there lived a young woman named Tasha. She had always dreamed of leaving her quiet life behind and moving to the big city of Montego Bay. To her, the city represented possibility, excitement and a chance to find the inspiration she felt was missing in her life. With a mixture of excitement and nervousness, Tasha packed her bags and said goodbye to her family and friends, setting off for the adventure of a lifetime.
Alecia HarriottPublished a day ago in FictionA Curse to Break; Chapter 7
I sit on the edge of the wagon, watching the men. Some relax by the fire while others stand about. I know more are milling about out of sight. True to his word, the man I had spoken with the other day who I had to assume was the leader hadn't locked me in the trunk again. Part of me hates how easily sitting silently and avoiding trouble comes. Years of practice had made it second nature.
Katarzyna CrevanPublished a day ago in FictionLove Beyond the Boundaries
In the little, beautiful town of Elmsworth, where each road was fixed with sprouting cherry blooms and the air was unendingly implanted with the fragrance of newly heated bread, carried on with a young lady named Amelia. Her life was a many-sided mix of routine and dreams. By day, she worked at the town's just library, where old stories and failed to remember stories settled among dusty racks. Around evening time, she painted. Her material was a window to universes concealed, an impression of the spots her heart yearned to investigate.
DreamscapePublished a day ago in FictionThe Forgotten Garden
**The Forgotten Garden** In the heart of a forgotten garden, where ivy climbed ancient walls and roses bloomed with a fragrant nostalgia, there lived a girl named Elara. She was not like the others, for she was born from the very earth she tread upon. Elara had eyes the color of dew-kissed grass and hair woven with threads of sunlight. She knew every secret whispered by the wind and every tale spun by the stars.
Some scientific hypotheses shed more light on the spiritual world
Different perspectives on the spiritual world Common understanding Each person's understanding and perception of the spiritual world is different. People without a scientific mind think of the spiritual world as a world associated with demons and gods. Demons and spirits can bless and harm people, and live in other dimensions interwoven with the world in which we live. When such people burn incense to worship their ancestors, it is because they think that their ancestors will bless them. This person's act of burning incense is considered an act of religious belief.
Starlight Manor
They leave the next morning. Weyah cries in Lise’s arms, and then into her brother’s, sniveling into his white shirt, and they say their tearful goodbyes before they break away.
angela hepworthPublished 2 days ago in FictionVoyage in a Rowing Boat
In a quiet fishing village, a group of companions decide to embark on a new adventure in a rowboat. They are Andi, the brave who is sometimes careless; Rina, the smart one who is always full of ideas; Bayu, the funny one who always brings laughter; and Nina, the nature lover who always finds beauty wherever she is.