Adventure
Wind Direction
The light breeze buffeted the back of my head, raising a small tuft of hair. It may even have been the breath of a whisper. I cupped my hand around the cigarette dangling from my mouth, while I tried to keep the tiny flame of the match from being extinguished. I inhaled deeply and exhaled a stream of anxiety, relaxing into getting started on my plans for the day.
By Archived User3 years ago in Fiction
First Comes Trust; Proof Comes After
She sat by the fire and watched as the embers sparked, disappearing like lazy lightning bugs dancing their grandest escape into the starlit sky. Silently she planted herself, listening to the melody of chirps, chatter and whirs of insects that were now more like an exploding crescendo crashing in the grand finale of a roaring symphony at the edge of the forest. In that moment she had never felt more alive.
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsden3 years ago in Fiction
Mr. Murder Tree. Content Warning.
A Terrifying Tremulous Trees origin story Long before I was known as Mr. Murder Tree, I was known as Muata, The Mighty Oak. This was a name given to me by a Miwok named Honon. Even though his name meant bear, I called him The Yellow Jacket catcher, and he called me the same when he gave me my name. Before him, I had no name.
By Alex H Mittelman 3 years ago in Fiction
Super action
In a tale of ancient legend, a benevolent deity, embodying the essence of fire, once graced the world. This divine being, embodying both beauty and ferocity, bestowed upon humanity countless wonders and gifts, only to have her generosity met with ingratitude and theft. As humans coveted the Lost Hearts of the Goddess, her gentle nature turned to wrath, transforming her into a fearsome fire monster.
By the power of spirit3 years ago in Fiction
The Olde Antique Shoppe - Part 2 - Finding the Rolodex
So, the story below follows on from my first tale, The Olde Antique Shoppe: *** I put down my grandfather's letter. I was a little bit shocked and found myself quelling a surge of grief. Hearing his voice, even if only in my head, had been both wonderful and heartbreaking.
By Rachel Deeming3 years ago in Fiction
Shadows Vanquished: A Tale of Courage and Compassion at Springdale High School
In the heart of Springdale High School, amidst the bustling corridors echoing with laughter and chatter, there lurked a shadow that cast a pall over the vibrant community. His name was Tyler Reynolds, a towering figure with a sneer that could freeze hearts and eyes that gleamed with malice. Tyler was the undisputed bully of Springdale, his reign of terror leaving a trail of fear and despair in its wake.
By Zu Wei Chong3 years ago in Fiction
Cipher's Redemption: Unraveling Secrets in the Digital Wilderness
As Cipher delved deeper into the murky depths of the digital underworld, they encountered a myriad of obstacles and adversaries. Each hack was a delicate dance, a test of skill and ingenuity against ever-evolving security measures and cunning adversaries.
By Zu Wei Chong3 years ago in Fiction
Virtual Shadows: Confronting Cyberbullying in the Digital Age
In the digital realm of Cybertech High, where the hum of computers filled the air and the glow of screens illuminated the faces of students, there existed a darker side of connectivity - a shadow lurking behind the bright facade of technology. His name was Ryan, a seemingly ordinary student whose online persona hid a cruel and malicious streak. He was the cyberbully of Cybertech, his words slashing through the virtual landscape like knives, leaving scars that were invisible but no less painful.
By Zu Wei Chong3 years ago in Fiction
Sam and Friends
Sam hesitated, staring at the glowing chip Maggie had dropped at his feet. It was unlike any tech he'd ever seen, circuits replaced with strange, pulsing patterns. He wasn't just curious; a shiver ran down his spine, a mix of excitement and unease. Still, he couldn't resist. He plugged the chip into his computer.
By Mike McLaughlin3 years ago in Fiction
