Adventure
Meet the Heroes of this Galaxy
Once upon a time, in a galaxy far, far, far away, there was a powerful and benevolent goddess known as Galaxy Goddess Ganache. She was a master of working with universal energy, endowed with the ability to see and read auras, and had the ability to travel through time and space. Her vibrational frequency was so high that people in this dimension could barely see her. Only beings who understand vibrational frequencies, usually from other dimensions and other places in the galaxy, could see her well. Goddess Ganache was able to be present in multiple locations at the same time, and visited many worlds all over this galaxy and dimension as well as many others.
By Priestess Ganesa4 years ago in Fiction
"The Alien's Legacy: A Thrilling Mystery of Andrew's Brave Quest"
Andrew, a 46-year-old man, had always been skeptical about the existence of aliens. But everything changed one day when he came across a strange, unidentified flying object in the sky. He immediately reported it to the authorities, but to his surprise, they didn't take him seriously.
By dhanush giri4 years ago in Fiction
"The Curse of the Abandoned Manor" (Ghost Stories)
"The Curse of the Abandoned Manor" The villagers whispered warnings to all who would listen about the abandoned manor on the edge of the forest. They told tales of strange sounds coming from the manor at night, ghostly apparitions roaming the grounds, and the cursed fate of anyone foolish enough to venture inside. Despite the rumors and legends, a group of young thrill-seekers – Sarah, James, Tom, and Laura – set out to explore the abandoned manor, determined to find out if the rumors were true.
By SARWANA BALBOA4 years ago in Fiction
Beneath the Moon: A Story of a Woman and Her Wolf's Eternal Bond
Once upon a time, in a remote forest, there lived a lone woman named Elara. She was a strong and independent woman, who lived in the forest with her beloved wolf companion, Lycan. They had been together since Elara was a child, and Lycan had been her constant companion and protector. Elara was known in the village for her uncanny ability to communicate with wolves, and her bond with Lycan was the stuff of legends.
By Mr.Legiitz4 years ago in Fiction
"The Lost City: A Mystery Thriller Adventure"
It was a warm summer day in the year 2050 when a team of archaeologists made a discovery that would change the world forever. They had been searching for months in the dense jungle of Honduras, looking for the remains of a lost civilization that was said to have been so advanced that they had the ability to control the very elements themselves. The team had followed the clues from ancient texts and legends, piecing together a map that led them deep into the heart of the jungle. And there, in the midst of a massive clearing, stood the remains of a city unlike any other.
By SHRIHARINAVAN.G 4 years ago in Fiction
Five Girls, One Journey
Once upon a time, there was a group of five teenage girls named Sarah, Emily, Amanda, Jessica, and Taylor. Their fathers were all scientists, and one of them, Sarah's dad, had created a time machine in their attic. The girls grew up hearing stories about the time machine and their fathers' scientific adventures, but they never imagined that they would get to experience time travel for themselves.
By Dinesh Ram4 years ago in Fiction
I am Alive; Prologue.
Hello Everyone! As mentioned in my profile I am writing a book, "A Court of Forsaken Virtues"; This is the prologue to the book. Now I know a free-style poem isn't your usual opening to a book. But I wanted to capture the perspective of-- Kaizen, High Lord of the Royal Wind Court of Circiann! I know I like a little insight to the story before I start, only to find out what I thought was completely different. So, my darling readers, I hope you enjoy this, I did work quite hard. As always, have fun and dream big!
By Lindsey McNair4 years ago in Fiction
Serving Madame Dollarangelle and The Cockroach Prophet at Lunch
Chapter I: Arranging the Meeting Giving a zippy scratch of my nails on the rattan screen between her boudoir and the walk-in closet where I conduct business, I clear my throat and announce my purpose in interrupting her slumber:
By P. M. Starr4 years ago in Fiction
The Suffering Stranded (Disturbing Content Warning: Animal Deaths and Decomposition)
Charlie looked up at the sun shining so brightly overhead, desperate for the sight of a plane. Days before - less than a week, he figured - he'd lost bearing while flying his small plane over the notorious Bermuda Triangle. His plane had gone down in the shallows just off the small, tropical island; there had been no place to properly land on the shoreline then. He'd been stranded, alone, without radio or proper supplies, ever since.
By Megan Baker (@thegothofsawpit)(@shadowsitheghoststrikebwr)4 years ago in Fiction
Affinity
“Mission to ground control – do you read me?” Silence. “Atticus to base – do you read me?” Atticus is coming in hot. “Shuttle missed re-entry. Gonna try to put her down a few miles off the coast. “Static.” Atticus slams the console. His transmission goes wry with no intercept. His pod looks like a ball of fire streaking across the blue and white sky. The turbulence is mounting. And so is the temperature. His instruments have a mind of their own. He looks down at a piece of paper with scribbled equations, scrunches it, and tosses it behind him. Atticus’ pod chars in an ozone air fryer.
By Kristen Keenon Fisher4 years ago in Fiction
