Fantasy
Natural Magic Chapter 42
Read Chapter 41 Here Glad though she was that Mat was staying, the whole affair worried Miriam. Jo had warned her that Mat was about to do something drastic. How had she known when Miriam herself had not? Did it have something to do witht he strange chords that she kept hearing when Mat and Key spoke? The only person who might be able to answer the questions was the headmistress herself.
By Molly Marjorie4 years ago in Fiction
The War of the Minds
Title: "The War of the Minds" Subtitle: "A Tale of Telepathy, Telekinesis, and Interplanetary Conflict" In a distant future, humanity had reached the stars and made contact with countless alien life forms. However, not all of these encounters were peaceful. In the midst of interplanetary warfare, a new weapon was discovered - telepathy. The ability to control the minds of others became the ultimate weapon, and the race was on to master it.
By Student's dream4 years ago in Fiction
The Adventure in the Forest: A Bedtime Story for Children
Once upon a time, in a magical land, there was a young girl named Lily. Lily was a kind and curious girl who loved to explore the world around her. She lived in a small village at the edge of a vast forest, and every day she would wander off into the woods, discovering new and exciting things.
By fitsum shimels4 years ago in Fiction
Fairy – The realities
No, I have never seen a pixie, a holy messenger, nor some other sort of a soul guide. Yet, I swear there are times I feel that assuming I twirled around quickly enough they'd be staying there chuckling at me. The present is one of those days. Regularly, I sit up late in the evening time working an excessive number of evenings in succession. I likewise have a two-year-old bobbing off the walls first thing each day. The mix implies I'm basically ill-fated to episodes of lack of sleep each time my internal compulsive worker dominates. Not no joking matter all by itself, since everything comes into equilibrium and I'll wind up going through a little while relaxing around doing a big pile of nothing. Today should be one of those days. I hit the hay giving myself guiltless consent to stay in bed as long as I like. My teens had previously proposed to hang out watching kid's shows with the little one for me. However, at that point, those small societies concluded that I had something undeniably more critical to do today. As early as possible before any other person was conscious, I was awakened by a tireless little voice advising me to expound on pixies today. "OK extraordinary, yet I'll do it later after I rest in a couple more hours." No, you will do it now! Thus the pestering started.
By Lakshmi Heaven4 years ago in Fiction
Short Story On Walking A Man And Suddenly Disappeared
Once upon a time, in a small village, there was a man named Jack. He was known for his long walks in the countryside, always exploring new paths and discovering new sights. He was well-liked by the villagers and was known for his kind heart and adventurous spirit.
By Kunal Ravat4 years ago in Fiction
Let There Be Light
Dear Diary, it’s day 5. I say it out loud but it’s still hard to believe. I’ve been on this island trapped in a dream for five days straight. I’m not sure if that’s dream days or Earth days. It took a day or three, but I remember. Perhaps my entire consciousness hadn’t fully downloaded into my brain. But I remember now. I remember my real life. I have a wife – a daughter. I can still see them in brief flashes. The patter of my daughter’s footsteps as she stumbles down the stairs. The beckoning aroma of my wife’s morning coffee. My last waking memory is my daughter’s birthday. We went out for ice cream and…she was so happy. I remember falling asleep that night. I had been working late on a file and I was running on fumes. Too many sleepless nights. The calendar on my dream phone says today is September 22nd and her birthday was the 17th. Given that, I tried to surf the web but apparently, there’s no actual Wi-Fi in the dream world. That’s a real missed opportunity by the modern telecom industry.
By Kristen Keenon Fisher4 years ago in Fiction
