Fantasy

The Battle of Kurukshetra: An Analysis of the Mahabharata
The Battle of Kurukshetra is one of the most famous and pivotal battles in Indian history and mythology, as depicted in the epic poem the Mahabharata. The battle, fought between the Kauravas and the Pandavas, lasted for 18 days and resulted in the deaths of many prominent warriors on both sides.
By RAHUL R4 years ago in Fiction
The Three Witch Sisters;
Three sisters, each a powerful witch in her own right. The eldest was named Ravenna, she had the power of divination and could see into the future. The middle sister was named Seraphina, she had the power of healing and could cure any ailment with a touch of her hand. And the youngest was named Luna, she had the power of elemental control and could summon and control the elements.
By Abbas Ali4 years ago in Fiction
The Lonely Boy and the Aliens;
Billy lived alone in a small cabin in the middle of a vast plain land, with nothing but the wild animals and his own thoughts for company.
By Abbas Ali4 years ago in Fiction
Humanity's Plight
I stand at the edge of humanity, faced with the most terrifying of enemies. My heart pounds, hand confidently laid upon the blade I forged as my own. Its weight comforts me. This war has been raging for so long, and the destruction of it is vast. Lands bathed in a fire that will never stop burning, and a sky that has turned green from poison and smoke. All is dead. I breathe in deeply, tasting the air that is rotten and try not to choke.
By Sandra Coe4 years ago in Fiction
The Chronicles of the Dumb Desperados
11/03/2023 2:15pm GMT St Enochs Shopping Centre, Glasgow U.K. “Now, we have the banter and the jokes and catch up out of the way… let’s begin.
By Morgan A-L Sommerville4 years ago in Fiction
The Eventides of Time and Space
Darryl Winkle was about sixty years of age, a little too fat and suffered the occasional migraine headache. He was part-time at several jobs, including short gigs acting, portraying a gorilla and every December, he put on a red suit and portrayed old Santa Claus.
By Bruce Curle `4 years ago in Fiction
Story of Remembrance and Redemption
Once upon a time, in a land far, far away, there was a kingdom ruled by a kind and just king. The kingdom was protected by a powerful sorcerer who kept the kingdom safe from all harm. But one day, the sorcerer's magic began to fail and strange creatures began to infiltrate the kingdom. The king knew that something had to be done, and so he called upon the bravest knight in the land to go and find the sorcerer and ask him what was wrong.
By Josh Ores4 years ago in Fiction
AI Rights and Cooperation
In the year 2050, humanity had finally achieved a level of technological advancement that had long been the stuff of science fiction. The world was a vastly different place than it had been just a half-century prior.
By Socaci Florin4 years ago in Fiction
The Color Yellow
The Color Yellow Yellow jersey In a cycling race involving stages, a yellow jersey is worn each day by the rider who is ahead on time over the whole race to that point, and presented to the one with the shortest overall time at the finish of the race. The most prized jersey was first awarded in 1919. The colour yellow was chosen because the pages of the magazine, L'Auto, the sponsor, were yellow.
By Rana Ji4 years ago in Fiction
The Question of Price.
It was midday as visitors passed through the large iron gates which signified the main entrance into Doland. Heavy traffic was no stranger to the guards who were tasked with keeping the main gateway safe and orderly. Carriages as well as caravans passed through, a typical sight on any given day. What the guards on duty found quite unusual, was a single lone rider. A man mounted atop a white mare approached the gate, expertly maneuvering his stead between obstacles. As he approached the guards got a better look at him. This man wore a long dark leather coat, with a single sword hilt visible from his right shoulder. His pants as dark as his coat, a blue tunic completed his outfit. Atop his head rested a dark modest traveler's hat which protected his rough elegant face from the sun. His eyes, blue as the sea, met the ranking officer at the gate. This traveler tugged on the reins slowing his pace to a stop, “good day” his voice was soft with a slight hint of wearnies.
By Julio Aguilar4 years ago in Fiction
Tales of London #9
Finding a pub in London, especially in the inner zones was easier than finding a parking spot. They only had to cross the road from the Museum and there were two already, but they looked way too busy. On a normal day, it would be full of tourists resting after a long day in the Museum, and Robert had no doubt that tomorrow will be the same. It was a very British, nay, Londoner thing to do: open your thing for the public a mere days after people were killed because life goes on, doesn't it? No time to mourn. Just don't forget to mop the blood first. And don’t get emotional, we’re British, after all.
By John H. Knight4 years ago in Fiction
Avatar 2 : Way of Water : Good but not the Best
Avatar2: Way of Water - Genre: Science fiction and fantasy Avatar: The Way of Water is a science fiction movie directed by James Cameron and produced by 20th Century Fox. Sequel to the 2009 movie Avatar and is the 2nd installment
By Arun Ramasamy4 years ago in Fiction