Fantasy

Laser Warfare
Captain Sarah James was on a mission. Her ship, the USS Enterprise, was one of the most advanced in the US Navy and was equipped with state-of-the-art laser weapons. The integration of directed-energy weapons had been a long time coming, and Captain James had been instrumental in pushing for their adoption. She believed that the lasers would give her ship a distinct advantage in any engagement, allowing them to take out enemy targets with greater accuracy and efficiency.
By AJITH KUMAR3 years ago in Fiction
Lost and Found
As the sun began to set over the calm blue sea, the silhouette of a great city rose up on the horizon. It was the largest city in the world, but it had been abandoned for centuries. The once-thriving metropolis was now nothing more than a ghostly shell of its former self. But one man was about to discover its secrets.
By ABDUL MUSARAF3 years ago in Fiction
The Guardians of the Magical Creatures
Once upon a time, in a magical land far, far away, there lived a young girl named Aria. Aria was just like any other girl her age, except for one thing: she had the ability to speak to animals.
By YABI3 years ago in Fiction
When the Rain Sings
The rain fell in unison, as if the entire town of Cascadia was a single, great instrument played by an invisible hand. Santiago hunched over the piano, his fingers tapping the keys hesitantly, as though each note was a drop of rain that would join the symphony outside. The house groaned around him, its wooden beams aching with the weight of the endless downpour. The scent of damp wood and the faint musk of mold filled the air.
By Paige Holloway3 years ago in Fiction
Tinkerbell x Vidia ch3
Perhaps the most unsettling thing one can wake up to is the smell of something burning, accompanied by the crashing of thousands of leaves and twigs just outside of the gourd you forgot you fell asleep in. Tinkerbell didn’t sleep often, but when she did, few things could wake her. Luckily, a fire will wake just about anybody.
By Koda Red3 years ago in Fiction
Tinkerbell x Vidia ch4
Tinkerbell hunched over a pile of sticks on the floor, nodding in and out of sleep. Beside her sat the cap of an acorn holding tree sap. A small spoon sat inside, which she used to dab the sap onto the ends of sticks in an attempt to make a cage-like structure. It was crude, certainly, but functional. Trickier yet would be crafting a lever of some kind-
By Koda Red3 years ago in Fiction
Tinkerbell x Vidia ch1
“Call me twighead one more time!” Tinkerbell wound up for another punch, but before it could land Vidia grabbed hold of her hair and yanked it. “Ow! You dirty-”
By Koda Red3 years ago in Fiction
Tinkerbell x Vidia ch2
It was often said that you could tell a fairy’s talent by the way they looked. Fast flying fairies were tall and knobby, looking somewhat awkward when they were doing anything but flying. Animal fairies looked wild and unkept, much like their companions; and Tinkers were sturdy, but hunched, like a forgotten kettle gathering dust in shadow. Tinkerbell was the exception; sturdy, certainly, but warm and sociable. She was soft, and pear shaped, with both the energy and attention span of a sparrow. Vidia might have found this endearing had she observed from a distance. Unfortunately, however, she’d been involved in enough scrapes with the fairy to know her clumsy enthusiasm caused irritation at best, and disaster at worst. After several months of knowing her, Vidia simply did not have the patience for her antics.
By Koda Red3 years ago in Fiction
Love in disguise
In a far-off kingdom, there lived a young woman named Adeline. She was known throughout the kingdom for her beauty, intelligence, and kind heart. Despite her many admirers, Adeline had never fallen in love. She longed for someone who would love her for who she was, and not just for her looks.
By Sussan Adiele 3 years ago in Fiction
Shadows of the Lithilium
Frengton had always had an unsavory reputation, known to be the home of more than one rouge and outlaw trying to evade the grasp of justice even before the Lithilium came out of hiding and started systematically disabling human governments. Frengton had been one of the first regimes to fall, though no one was really sure why it was targeted since it wasn't really a hot bed of political power. With the loss of centralized leadership to enforce and make laws all kinds of petty slum lords rose up to take their place. Within a few weeks it became risky to even walk around the town without some kind of protection. There were muggings, kidnappings, and every other kind of unspeakably evil acts that you could imagine. In fact, if Tealith's business in the town wasn't so important she would have never come within a hundred miles of the place.
By N James Wright3 years ago in Fiction
A High Cost to Pay
Although Sophie could never quite identify why, she had always felt unique from the other students at school. Compared to other people she knew, she has always been a little more shy, introspective, and sensitive to the world surrounding her. But she never considered herself to be particularly unique or magical.
By Oluwadurotimi Adedotun3 years ago in Fiction
The Double Life Killer
Detective Olivia Coleman had seen her fair share of gruesome crimes in her time, but nothing had prepared her for the horrors she was about to face. A psychopath was on the loose in the city, and he seemed to be getting bolder with each passing night. Olivia knew she had to catch him before he struck again.
By Narrative Eye3 years ago in Fiction