Adventure
Dark Inside
It’s dark in here. And wet. I was just hanging out with all my friends, when suddenly I began soaring through the air. Next thing I know, the light went out as I was engulfed in some kind of wet cavern. I’m being tossed around in here, occasionally clicking up against something hard. There are muffled voices outside, but I can’t hear what they’re saying.
By Dominic Casey-Lee3 years ago in Fiction
Unicorns and Rainbows
On one of Mother Combs’s many trips across the globe, she came across an emerald-green valley in the middle of an icy glacier, hidden from human eyes. In the middle of this valley was a hot spring that kept the valley warmer than it was on the glacier. In this valley, rainbows were everywhere, reflections of the sun off the ice. It was a breathtaking sight to behold, and as Mother Combs stood in awe of the beauty surrounding her, she was surprised by a herd of Unicorns trotting past her. She tried to chase them, but they were too fleet of hoof for her, and she soon lost them.
By Mother Combs3 years ago in Fiction
Berganashio - Chapter 8
Merfaries were quite different in many ways from the fairies who lived with Queen Finyellë. Aside from living on opposite sides of the world of Berganashio, they had different cultures, values, and skills. They were small and could fly like fairies. Their lower halves looked like mermaids, which may be well-known in some worlds. There were four merfarie children who were traveling rapidly, above and sometimes below the ocean water. They had such beautiful scales and fins. When they grew tired of flying, then they would swim with equal skill. They were athletic, confident, and always ready for adventures of some kind.
By Rowan Finley 3 years ago in Fiction
MAYA
Once upon a time in a bustling city, there lived a young woman named Maya. Maya was bright, talented, and full of dreams. However, she carried a heavy burden that weighed her down—a burden that no one else could see. Maya struggled with depression, feeling as though she was drowning in a sea of darkness with no way out.
By Akinyemi Bright3 years ago in Fiction
Aftermath
The next several hours passed by in a blur for Haganto. He vaguely noticed Alanus and the Malnora elves arriving at the remains of Filla Aethel. Haganto doesn’t remember how the elves reacted, but he does remember Alanus sticking by his side as soon as he arrived. The monster hunter doesn’t remember if the bard said anything. He did barely recall overhearing a somber observation from Tarron about how it looked like all their deaths had been quick, at least quick for Agron. It seemed that because of his weakened nature and starved mentality, Agron just wanted to kill. Haganto recalled not being sure if he should be grateful for that or not.
By Rebecca Patton3 years ago in Fiction
Berganashio - Chapter 7. Content Warning.
The totters had acclimated very nicely to living with the fairies. The only fairy that they really interacted with much was Jovie, and they greatly enjoyed her company in the evenings. They continued to share stories with Jovie many evenings and she also did her best to share stories that they would find entertaining. She was always so kind, sincere, and was always ready to giggle about something. It was nice for the totter children to have a motherly presence. Jovie had never had any children of her own, so in a way, she felt grateful to have the two totter children around. One day the totters were out by the river catching more fish. Sister totter was busy packing the fish in the cloth sack, as was their daily routine. She felt especially happy and carefree. Mindlessly, she started to hum and then sing a few lines of an old song that her Momma used to sing to her when she was just a couple years old. Before she realized what she'd done, her Papa had risen from the water and heard her. His heart felt like it had jumped out of his chest.
By Rowan Finley 3 years ago in Fiction
