Fantasy

Embracing the Extraordinary
Embracing the Extraordinary: Finding Beauty in Life's Simple Moments In our fast-paced and often hectic world, it's easy to overlook the extraordinary that surrounds us every day. We get caught up in the pursuit of grand achievements and extraordinary experiences, neglecting the beauty and wonder present in the simplest of moments. However, it is precisely in these seemingly ordinary moments that we can discover something truly special, something that has the power to uplift our spirits and enrich our lives.
By Life Goes On3 years ago in Fiction
Shadows of the Underworld
Deep within the abyss of the underworld, where an eternal gloom reigned supreme and the haunting cries of lost souls reverberated, emerged an intricate love narrative, entwined with both sentimental tenderness and heartbreaking bitterness. Prepare yourself for the saga of Hades and Persephone, two souls inevitably linked by the threads of destiny, yet mercilessly torn apart by the stark irreconcilable difference of their divergent realms.
By Likhitha H3 years ago in Fiction
The Secret of Jumanji Revealed
Deep within the dense jungles of Africa lies a mysterious and magical game called Jumanji. This ancient board game has been hidden away from the world for centuries, known only to a select few who have been deemed worthy to discover its secrets.
By DG MIGHTY3 years ago in Fiction
The Prophetess And The Witch
Lika and Kali were identical twins. Lika has been born with a gift to prophecy. Kali was always jealous of the gift her sister had. Kali started wicca at thirteen to try to out shine her twin sister. Kali started with the Ouija board, which was the Ancient Egyptian way of foreseeing good luck.
By Mariann Carroll3 years ago in Fiction
Mouse in the House
I’m living in a hole in a house. I’m a mouse. I watch the humans set traps for me, I get so scared sometimes I have to pee. They call me unsafe, unsanitary and dirty. They’re trying to kill me before I turn thirty. Can’t I live a life in peace, so I can take care of my niece. The humans built a house on my old land, it’s unfair I can’t live here and play with their new band. Just because humans are a different species doesn’t make my existence wrong. You’ve stolen my territory for way to long!
By Alex H Mittelman 3 years ago in Fiction
A Cabin In The Woods
Profound inside the heart of an old timberland, covered in a thick shroud of fog, stood a single cabin. Its weathered wooden outside talked of a long time went through fighting the components, and its windows, split and dim, stowed away privileged insights inside. The local people whispered stories of its dull past, cautioning anybody who challenged wander close.
By MrPro3 years ago in Fiction
The Enchanted Forest
In the small town of Silverton, nestled deep in the mountains of Colorado, there lived a woman named Ava who was known for her remarkable ability to heal people. She had a gift for sensing people's ailments and using natural remedies to cure them.
By Edward C. Addams3 years ago in Fiction
The Dancing Dancer who Danced
I practiced ballet every day. I was determined to become the best, most famous wealthiest dancer in the world. One day I tripped and broke my leg. The doctors said it would never heal and I’d never dance again. Then it healed but it hurt to put pressure on it. Now I taught dancing and live vicariously through my students. My new goal was to teach the best dancer in the world. Then I could get credit for being the best teacher in the world. After a few years of teaching, I had several students with great potential.
By Alex H Mittelman 3 years ago in Fiction
Blue Starry Night
Once upon a time, in a little town settled in the midst of rolling slopes, there existed a enchanted put where dreams took shape beneath the charm of a blue starry night. It was a night like no other, where the sky embellished themselves with a firmament embroidered artwork, portray the skies in tones of profound blue and silver. The villagers held this night in wonderment, accepting that on such evenings, wishes were allowed, and predeterminations were molded.
By MrPro3 years ago in Fiction
The Boy, The Moon, and The Sun
A boy was destined to live among the stars but never reach the sun, lassoed to the crescent moon. He’d throw heinous tantrums but stayed tied. He decided to pull the leash beyond taut. It bit into his skin and deprived his lungs. The moon tilted. He sank his heels into darkness, creating wrinkles that swallowed galaxies. The leash snapped. He trampled stars and planets. Warmth poured into his soul - a welcomed change from the cold rooted there. Maybe this is why he didn’t notice the temperature. The moon yelled as he ran into the ever-burning flames of the sun.
By Sabrina Velez3 years ago in Fiction
CRYSTAL OF LIGHT
Once upon a time in a far-off land, there was a kingdom ruled by a benevolent queen named Isabella. The kingdom was known for its lush green forests, towering mountains, and sparkling lakes. It was a peaceful kingdom, where everyone lived in harmony.
By Priya3 years ago in Fiction
The Little Mermaid
Once upon a time, in the depths of the vast ocean, there lived a young and adventurous mermaid named Ariel. With her enchanting voice and curiosity as boundless as the sea itself, she longed to explore the world beyond her underwater home. Little did she know that her desire for discovery would lead her to an extraordinary and life-changing encounter.
By Chisi limi3 years ago in Fiction