Fable
Ecclesia Salvatori
Authors note: This is written from the perspective of those in the world. Not everything written or believed is accurate to the reality of what happened and many contesting views are held by other races.
Tomos JacksonPublished 11 days ago in FictionMagical Love
In the bustling streets of Seoul, amidst the vibrant city lights and bustling crowds, there lived a girl named Ji-Yoo. Orphaned at a young age, she found herself navigating the harsh realities of life with only her resilience to lean on. But despite her gentle demeanor and kind heart, Ji-Yoo seemed to be cursed by the judgmental eyes of those around her.
Open Oh Wretched Earth
The cannon's recoil shook the sand between the bags lining their earthworks. Again and again, the artillery batteries roared, pumping shell after shell filled with an arcane mixture of magnesium and sulfur into the once lush green Canadian hinterland. Rodney thought nothing could suffer the power they unleashed upon that forest.
Matthew FrommPublished 12 days ago in FictionThree Billy Goats Gruff
Once upon a time, there was a lush pasture. The only way to get to it was via a stone arch bridge over a swift stream. The owner of the pasture was fixated on preventing the goats next door from getting across because they ate everything he grew. So he found a homeless troll and offered him the job.
Gerard DiLeoPublished 12 days ago in FictionRap, Unzel
Long ago, a young couple wed and wanted a child. They knew how to make one and practiced often, but to no avail. They blamed each other, but kept trying, because back in the “long ago” there wasn't much else to do, and hey, it was fun!
Dana CrandellPublished 12 days ago in FictionThe Trophy Wife
Laura sat on the edge of the bed and looked around the shabby motel room. An old TV sat in the corner. The dust collected on it told her it no longer worked. The walls had been dyed yellow by the number of smokers who had used the room. Condensation ran races down the inside of the windows.
Sam H ArnoldPublished 12 days ago in Fiction115—Sirens, Part II: Orpheus
Orpheus tasted the air. He saw the stars above, harmonizing in their secret way with the men who toiled at ropes and sails. He heard the music of the spheres, wafting in waves, seeking accompaniment.
Gerard DiLeoPublished 12 days ago in Fiction114—Sirens, Part I: Odysseus
He tasted that salty spray taste. He thought of the music of the spheres heard by Pythagoras. Now he hoped to hear something divine on Earth.
Gerard DiLeoPublished 12 days ago in FictionWhat is Real Work?
Housewife: “I feel like I’m working non-stop. There’s always something to do at home, no breaks, no holidays.” HR Manager: “I understand your point. I’m also getting more work. But, I do get weekends off.”
Ameer BibiPublished 13 days ago in FictionDragons and dinosaurs would make an interesting team.
Indeed, the collaboration between dragons and dinosaurs would be epic! Imagine a fire-breathing dragon soaring through the prehistoric skies, while a stegosaurus lumbers alongside, its spiked tail swaying like a medieval mace. Here’s a whimsical glimpse into their teamwork:
Allwyn Roman WaghelaPublished 13 days ago in FictionTalk To The Stones
Prologue: I am not religious but am probably agnostic/atheist, but I have a love of stone circles and ancient mysticism and do believe we can take comfort in nature.
Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished 14 days ago in Fiction7 Mysterious Ancient Civilizations
From towering pyramids to enigmatic symbols etched into ancient monuments, the annals of history are punctuated by the enigmatic remnants of once-flourishing civilizations. While some ancient societies have left behind well-documented legacies, others remain shrouded in mystery, their origins and ultimate fates veiled in obscurity. Let's embark on a journey through time and space to uncover the secrets of seven of the most mysterious ancient civilizations that continue to intrigue and bewilder historians to this day.
QuillQuestPublished 15 days ago in Fiction