Fan Fiction
Death note
Start writing..."Death Note" is a Japanese manga series written by Tsugumi Ohba and illustrated by Takeshi Obata. It was first serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump from 2003 to 2006, and has since been adapted into various media formats, including anime, live-action films, and video games.
By Rahul Verma3 years ago in Fiction
HOW A MAN SURVIVIED BEEN BURIED ALIVE
HOW A MAN SURVIVIED BEEN BURIED ALIVE A man named Paul Conroy awakens in a dim, cramped enclosure, his hands and mouth bound. He notices a lighter nearby and, upon igniting it, shockingly discovers that he is trapped inside a coffin. After a struggle, Paul manages to remove the cloth covering his mouth and starts screaming for help, only to realize that no one can hear him. He attempts to open the coffin but finds it increasingly difficult due to his bound hands. Paul realizes that he is about to experience a terrifying ordeal. Suddenly, he spots a nail and uses it to free his hands, bringing a sigh of relief. With renewed determination, he tries to open the coffin again, but fails. As hope dwindles, he screams in despair.
By William Kwablah Doe3 years ago in Fiction
"The Heist of a Lifetime"
In the heart of the metropolis stood the implementing, heavily fortified Davenport Museum, housing a set of the world's most priceless artifacts. Among them became the mythical Eye of Osiris, a fabled gem said to own big power. It became whispered that whoever possessed the Eye should manage the forces of nature itself.
By Muhammad Moaz Mirza3 years ago in Fiction
Fiction
Unleashing the Power of Imagination Introduction: Fiction has been a vital component of human culture for centuries, transporting us to imaginative realms and challenging our perceptions of reality. It encompasses a wide array of genres, from epic fantasies to poignant dramas, opening the doors to limitless possibilities. This essay will delve into the enchanting world of fiction, highlighting its significance in fostering creativity, empathy, and intellectual growth. By immersing ourselves in fictional narratives, we embark on transformative journeys that inspire, entertain, and provoke contemplation, offering profound insights into the human condition.
By Asfii Gujjar3 years ago in Fiction
"The Guardian of the Forest"
In the heart of Eldora, a picturesque village nestled amidst towering trees and blooming meadows, a young girl named Eliza possessed an extraordinary gift. She had the rare ability to hear the whispers of the natural world. From the delicate rustle of the leaves to the gentle murmur of a brook, Eliza could understand the language of nature itself.
By M.Humza Siddiqui3 years ago in Fiction
One-Sentence Stories From People Who Have Built Better Habits
How To Built Better Habits Identity-based habits are habits that are formed based on one's self-perception and identity. Rather than focusing solely on the specific actions or behaviors, identity-based habits emphasize aligning your actions with the type of person you want to become.
By Well Bucks3 years ago in Fiction
We get back what we give
A little boy , Krish got angry with his mother and shouted at her, " I hate you ! I hate you! ".He shouted for not buying toys for him. As she lost her husband recently in a car accident, she has only enough money to support family expenses and kindergarten expenses of krish. Because of reprimand of fear, Krish ran out of the house suddenly. When his mom came from kitchen and searched for krish, he is nowhere inside and around the house. She felt bad on being a mother to kid who couldn't even afford what her kid wants. Krish went up to the valley and shouted,” I hate you !I hate you!" The echo returned " I hate you ! I hate you!". Having never heard of an echo before, he was scared and returned to his mother for protection. He said there was a bad boy in the valley who shouted, "I hate you! I hate you!". The mother understood that its a echo. So she asked krish to go back to the valley and shout, "I love you! I love you!". The little boy went and shouted "I love you ! I love you" and back came the echo. It taught a little boy a lesson, that our life is like an echo; We get back what we give. "When you are good to others , you are best to yourself ".whether it's your thoughts actions or behaviour, sooner or later they return - and with great accuracy. Treat people with respect on your way up because you will be meeting them on your way down.
By Vishnu Priya3 years ago in Fiction
Working on myself drove me to a greater life
It was my first year of high school. I was still youthful and simply trying to figure out what the entire high school thing was about. I didn't feel comfortable around the enormous school or considerably more so people around me. I looked like a lost puppy in a major city, everything was different to me: the climate, the people, and, surprisingly, the classes. It took me some time to become accustomed to it. I needed to make new companions on the grounds since most of my old friends were not in my classes. As it were, high school has changed what my identity was: I lost my old friends, I acquired new ones, I had new classes, I took on new excursions, I fell in love, and I got my heart broken.
By Sha Ayeiman3 years ago in Fiction
