Fan Fiction
Top 10 Most Terrifying Greek Monsters (Ranked). Content Warning.
In the Greek mythology there are numerous stories about gods, heroes and definitely lots of scary monsters. These monstrous primordial beings were paralyzed with fear and presented mortals with nearly impossible challenges even for the strongest of heroes.
By Amine Oubih3 years ago in Fiction
What Happens If You Open Pandora's Box. Content Warning.
Moreover, they concentrate on the exploration of human psychology and the investigation of possible outcomes of inner strength or weakness. However, the myths of Pandora and Eve even though they are very different in all ways have not lost their appeal over the ages and present interesting stories about the mistakes of mankind and their temptation by God.
By Amine Oubih3 years ago in Fiction
YOU vs THE MUMMY - Could You Defeat and Survive the Undead Egyptian High Priest
So, you are standing in front of a ruined city of the Egyptians, its walls are red and beauty is profound. However, the mysterious sarcophagus and a book seem to be the only things standing in your way to the adventure of a lifetime, then you stumble upon these pieces beauty is profound. In contempt against all warnings you find ways to unveil them, thereafter, nobody would know what would come out of that events, except yourself. This was exactly the same case of countless adventures we read about in stories like that of the mummy where the finding of ancient artifacts directly restores the dead back to life and the reappearance of the horrible experiences.
By Amine Oubih3 years ago in Fiction
Fractured
Life had been a delicate balance, like a house of cards precariously built on shifting sands. For years, I had managed to keep it together, plastering on a smile and pretending everything was fine. But beneath the facade, cracks had begun to form, and soon they would widen into chasms, swallowing everything I held dear.
By Willow Peddy3 years ago in Fiction
The Last Frequency - The voice came from nothingness
The day the skies went silent was the day I realized how alone we really were. Until then, every scientist, myself included, had clung to the hope of contact, of discovering not just life, but voices beyond our planet. As a radio astronomer at the Sentinel Array, Earth's largest and most sensitive listening station, it was my job to detect and decode signals from the cosmos. What I eventually discovered wasn't a signal from afar but a whisper from our own future.
By Bellamy Nguyen3 years ago in Fiction
Leap of Faith
In the heart of the bustling city of Ashford, amidst the skyscrapers and crowded streets, lived a young woman named Maya. She had always played it safe, following the well-trodden path laid out for her by society. But deep down, she longed for something more—a sense of adventure, a taste of the unknown.
By Willow Peddy3 years ago in Fiction
The Dance of Life and Death
In the small town of Willowbrook, nestled between rolling hills and whispering forests, there lived a young woman named Eliza. She had grown up surrounded by the beauty of nature, her days spent wandering through fields of wildflowers and listening to the song of the river as it wound its way through the valley.
By Willow Peddy3 years ago in Fiction
Guardians of Light and Shadow
In a world where darkness threatened to engulf everything, a glimmer of hope remained—a group of superheroes known as the Guardians. Each possessed extraordinary powers, using them to protect the innocent and uphold justice in the face of overwhelming odds.
By Willow Peddy3 years ago in Fiction
The Forgotten Garden
Chapter 1: The Hidden Garden For years, the old garden had been shrouded in mystery, its secrets buried beneath a tangle of weeds and vines. The abandoned mansion it belonged to stood silent, a relic of a forgotten era. Rumors whispered of ghosts and curses, but there was something about the garden that called to me, an irresistible pull that I couldn't ignore.
By Willow Peddy3 years ago in Fiction
The Dilemma of Dusk or Doom
I live in Dusk, the city that never sees the sunlight. Our existence, tucked under a thick, ever-present canopy of clouds generated by the GeoDome, relies on artificial lights to mimic the day and dark cycles of the old Earth we left behind. As a technician maintaining the CloudMakers, ensuring perpetual overcast to protect us from the lethal radiation of our adopted star, my role is considered crucial. However, living under artificial conditions has always made me question the very fabric of our reality.
By Bellamy Nguyen3 years ago in Fiction
The Fracture - A time travel experiment
I always knew that time travel was a bad idea. Still, when the government announced the Fracture Program—meant to avert the climate crisis by making small, precise adjustments to the past—even I, a staunch cynic, found myself swept up in a wave of hopeful hysteria. After a rigorous selection process, due to my background in environmental science and, ironically, my skepticism, I was chosen as one of the travelers.
By Bellamy Nguyen3 years ago in Fiction
