Adventure
The Starlit Serenade
In the Crescendo Empire, music that had once been linked to the very essence of life flowed like a river. From the humblest villager to the noblest courtier all reveled in the power of the music, found solace in its soothing strains, inspiration in its ascending crescendos the heavens but as dark clouds of cruelty descended the music grew silent, and an oppressive silence replaced its voice by the Lord Discordia And we are
By M.Kamran Shaukat3 years ago in Fiction
The Library of Shadows
In the heart of the ancient forest, where the whispers of the trees dance in the wind and the shadows stretch farther and deeper, lies a place lost to time: a sanctuary of knowledge beyond mortal comprehension. This is a shadow library, a repository of forgotten and forbidden secrets, guarded in a mysterious library, a creature as old as the stars.
By M.Kamran Shaukat3 years ago in Fiction
My USA Shopping Adventure
Everything I saw at Dollar Tree was priced at one dollar. Cups, water bottles, toothbrushes, and toothpaste all cost $1. Surprisingly, an economy-size large bottle of shampoo, moisturizer, detergent, and a pack of pencils, erasers, staplers, paint colors, and tissue paper are all the same. I bought a lot of items for a few dollars. This was my first trip to the United States in 2014.
By Ameer Bibi3 years ago in Fiction
Tell Her The Truth
Sicily | 1943 Blinded by the harrowing sight of her mother’s bullet-riddled body, Rosalie was unable to compute the face of the man who had just unleashed hell upon the German soldiers on the ridge with the machine gun mounted to an American jeep.
By Kale Sinclair3 years ago in Fiction
Return of the Chosen
An army of yellow lights held atop torches approached the woods at the edge of the valley of Landor. Whispers passed in the wind as forest trees woke from the slumber that had carried them through decades of peace. Redwoods and Oaks spoke in the ancient language of the Druids, warning of the threat approaching in the distance from beyond the blankets of grass that stretched across the Flat Plains to the Dark Lands. Drum beats thundered through the air in songs of war. Legions of Ogres, followed by legions of Orcs, covered the earth for miles. In a quarter day's march, the first of their lines would arrive at the forest's edge.
By The Invisible Writer3 years ago in Fiction
What Comes Around...
The late afternoon sun was always deceiving. It always seemed warmer than it was. The weird shadows it cut on the snow belied the fact that it was bitter cold. As he trogged over light snow blanketed the ground, he steadied himself on one of the many bamboo trees in the forest. Random freak weather changes were nothing new, but this was one such act of nature he could live without. Reaching the far side of the stand of trees, the sun reflected on the open field leading to his destination.
By Kenneth Lawson3 years ago in Fiction
First Time in Tokyo
Stepping onto the bustling streets of Tokyo, I was instantly swept up in the city's vibrant energy. Neon lights danced overhead as I navigated through the maze of skyscrapers and bustling crowds. My first stop was the iconic Shibuya Crossing, where I found myself lost amidst a sea of people, crossing the intersection in perfect synchrony. With my senses heightened, I moved into Tokyo's culinary scene. From savory ramen bowls in tiny noodle shops to mouthwatering sushi at the famous Tsukiji Fish Market, each bite was a revelation of flavor and tradition. Eager for adventure, I ventured into the vibrant district of Harajuku, where I marveled at the eccentric fashion statements and quirky boutiques lining Takeshita Street. Lost in the maze of colorful storefronts, I stumbled upon a hidden café serving matcha-flavored treats, a delightful surprise in the heart of the bustling city. As the sun dipped below the skyline, I made my way to the historic district of Asakusa. Here, I wandered through the centuries-old Senso-ji Temple, where the scent of incense mingled with the soft hum of prayers. With a sense of reverence, I tossed a coin into the temple's offering box, silently making a wish for my journey ahead. But Tokyo wasn't all ancient traditions and bustling streets. Seeking a taste of the city's futuristic side, I ventured to Odaiba, where I marveled at the towering Gundam statue and explored the interactive exhibits at the Miraikan Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation. With each new experience, Tokyo revealed itself as a city of endless wonders and surprises. And as I bid farewell to its dazzling lights and bustling streets, I knew that my first visit to Tokyo would be just the beginning of a lifelong love affair with this extraordinary city.
By Deji Akomolafe3 years ago in Fiction






