Fan Fiction
The Vampire of Pogradec
Deep in the mountains of Albania, there was a small city called Pogradec. This city was surrounded by thick forests and steep hills, making it difficult for outsiders to navigate. Despite its isolation, Pogradec was a bustling city, with a thriving community and rich cultural heritage. But for all its beauty and charm, there was one dark secret that haunted the people of Pogradec - the legend of the vampire.
By Keerthana Thirumalairaj4 years ago in Fiction
The Witch's Price
Once upon a time, in the city of Shkoder, there lived a powerful witch whose name was lost to time. She was said to possess magical powers beyond any other human, and could control the elements with a flick of her wrist. The people of the city feared and respected her in equal measure, for they knew that she could use her powers for good or ill.
By Keerthana Thirumalairaj4 years ago in Fiction
PRINCE LEO
Once upon a time, in the kingdom of Ardenia, there lived a young prince named Leo. Leo was the only child of the king and queen, and as such, he was doted on by everyone in the palace. He was given everything he could ever want, but despite this, he felt that something was missing in his life.
By Curtis Anderson4 years ago in Fiction
Midnight Witches
ACT I CHAPTER ONE Every night at Midnight, the purple clouds came out to dance with the blushing sky, and everyone who had seen the purple clouds wondered why they danced with the blushing sky consecutively. Most people said it was a bad omen; others said it was a sign that world would end, and some thought it was a sign that they would be happy in the land once again. Most people kept their thoughts to themselves and waited for the day they'll find out the valid reasons why the purple clouds danced with the blushing sky.
By Greighton Rivera4 years ago in Fiction
A Tale of Terror
A Tale of Terror Story Deep in the heart of the countryside, there stood an old mansion that had been abandoned for decades. People whispered that it was cursed, that anyone who set foot inside would never return. They said that the ghost of the previous owner still lingered, and that she was filled with a terrible rage that consumed her every waking moment.
By CRICKET ONLY4 years ago in Fiction
The Haunted Doll
Haunted Doll STORY In a small town, there was an old abandoned mansion that was known to be haunted. People would often tell stories about strange noises and ghostly apparitions that they had seen when passing by. The locals believed that the mansion was cursed and that it was best to stay away from it.
By CRICKET ONLY4 years ago in Fiction
The blade of Taro
As the young man, Taro stood atop the hill overlooking the small village he called home, he could feel the weight of responsibility pressing down upon his shoulders. For years, he had heard whispers of an ancient evil that lurked in the shadows, waiting to strike at the most vulnerable members of his community. But it wasn't until his own family fell victim to the demonic forces that he realized he was the only one who could stand up to the darkness and protect his loved ones.
By Bren Corong4 years ago in Fiction
Coral and the Shapeshifters: A Tale of Friendship and Cooperation
Every night at midnight, the purple clouds came out to dance with the blushing sky. It was a sight that Coral looked forward to every day. She would climb up the highest peak of the island to watch the clouds turn into shades of violet, and as the rain poured down, she would laugh and dance under the moonlight. It was on one such night that Coral noticed something strange. As the rain poured down, she saw a bright light emanating from the clouds. She could feel the energy vibrating in the air, and a sense of excitement coursed through her veins.
By Omar Sohail4 years ago in Fiction
The Moon Sisters
Every night at midnight, the purple clouds came out to dance with the blushing sky. One by one forming a different shape every second. Some shapes were similar, but you would never see the same shape twice. It all started at dusk. Kids filled the neighborhoods with play and laughter as they scurried home before first light. Down at the city center, nestled in the middle of a ring of tall redwoods, sat the city park. On the South end; the local little league football team played at home against their rivals. On the north end is what looks like a triplets convention. Groups of three with like faces; sit waiting for the sunset spectacular. The streets lined with cars whose drivers honked constantly, because they sat bumper to bumper for miles. The drivers believed that honking would make traffic move faster. But there was no magic willing to aide in that favor. It’s end of business for the blue collars and just like that; the city came to life. Metro buildings started spewing out overworked and underpaid humans, who were anything but eager to stay a minute longer. Crowds from one building went one way. Crowds from another building went the other, until all the restaurants, bars, and public parking lots were at max capacity.
By Steffany Pope4 years ago in Fiction






