Fantasy
The Cursed Blade
There was once a legendary sword known as the Cursed Blade, a weapon of immense power that was said to bring victory to its wielder. It was said that the sword had been forged in the fires of the underworld and imbued with dark magic, making it virtually indestructible and able to cut through anything with ease. But the Cursed Blade came with a price. It was said that anyone who wielded it would be consumed by its power and become consumed by an insatiable desire for more.
By Subash Sugumar4 years ago in Fiction
The Centaur's Journey
Part 1: The Beginning The sun was just beginning to rise over the rolling hills and forests of the kingdom of Equestria. As the light filtered through the trees, a group of centaurs emerged from the forest, their hooves pounding the soft earth as they ran.
By Subash Sugumar4 years ago in Fiction
The Prank. Top Story - January 2023.
"Reset your password” the computer screen flashed. I was about to begin class, and I ignored the prompt. I’m Jerry Lugar, a sixth grade science teacher at Pearl Middle School. This period I was teaching the ‘troubled’ students. I assumed they had done something to the computer to activate the prompt, so I’d deal with it after class. Every day they’d play another prank.
By Alex H Mittelman 4 years ago in Fiction
Delirious.
Adrenal running through my veins, I’m a skeleton when you say my name, and the high, and the high and the No, it never goes away, like jumping’ out of an airplane’ to swimming to swimming with the sharks. That existential feeling’ when your staring at the stars, there’s a hurricane in my head but the lightning in my heart, makes it worth it, reset your password, it’s setting and my head in flames.
By Dawn Earnshaw4 years ago in Fiction
The Battle for True Love"
Once upon a time, in a kingdom far, far away, there was a brave and chivalrous knight named Sir Theodore. Sir Theodore was known throughout the land for his strength and his honor. He had a heart of gold and always put others before himself.
By Mahendrarajah Mithusharan4 years ago in Fiction
Consequences
The year was 2030. A slew of laboratory raised viruses had spread throughout the world, decimating the population. Billions had succumbed to the various illnesses, leaving the world in shambles. The world economy fell like dominos as fewer and fewer people were available to work. Businesses went bankrupt, airlines collapsed, the stock market crashed, banks shut their doors, hospitals closed down and the infrastructure of utilities and services crumbled. One by one world governments threw up their hands in surrender, leaving humanity to anarchy. Mass food production ground to a halt, leading to the starvation of millions. Gangs of youth, trained from early childhood on video games based on a ‘shoot first, think later’ reaction, roamed the streets of the cities in search of food, adding to the death count by killing anyone who stood in their way, including each other. Those who were able to survive, barricaded themselves in their homes or fled to the country, in an attempt to protect themselves. In time, the cities stood empty, a silent testament to how far humanity had once advanced, while small groups of citizens began to join together in the rural areas, supporting each other, as they dealt with the consequences of the death of the world they had known.
By Gail Wylie4 years ago in Fiction
Clifford Timelapse Portable to Another World
Clifford the Big Red Dog was having a typical day at the beach with his owner, Emily Elizabeth. They had been playing fetch with a frisbee and splashing in the waves all morning. As the sun started to peek over the horizon, Emily decided it was time to pack up and go home.
By Mello.viibes4 years ago in Fiction
Tales of London #7
Amongst London's countless secrets, there was one that was kept so badly, that at some point it stopped being a secret and became a kind of general knowledge. And with the big secret popped like a bubble, all the other, smaller ones surrounding it came to light, too. But such as rumours and secrets are, people knew different truths about the same thing.
By John H. Knight4 years ago in Fiction
