Fantasy

Henry Hatter
Theophilius Hatter. A name I'd never utter out loud again. Being mistaken for my brother has always been the bane of my existence, for all Hatters look alike. Yet, I for one am not mad. At least, that is what mother tells me. If it weren't for that damned Alice, Theophilius wouldn't be mad either.
By Mary4 years ago in Fiction
Two Moon Eclipse
Ezra woke and found himself leaning against an old apple tree in the late spring sun. It took a few seconds for him to gather his thoughts, waking in a new location. Soon though he rose and after attending to nature he gathered his meager belongings, including what appeared to be an old sword wrapped in a worn blanket. His attempts at disguising it, falling short as the hilt of the nearly four foot blade kept poking out. Luckily for him there was no one around to see it. For if the wrong eyes were to fall upon this particular item he would most likely have to use it, to retain it.
By Katie 4 years ago in Fiction
On the streets of... #8
It was barely lunchtime and we already solved our first case. Hell, I already solved my first case, Rourke had me do all the work.
By John H. Knight4 years ago in Fiction
Planet Tetro ~ Page 98
I gathered myself while Draco was asking everyone how they were doing . Once again he recommended for us to escape the battle while we could . He also made sure to thank us for our contribution to the fight . He seemed sincere and grateful . Although he said if we’re at our limits then we should escape . He's a very thoughtful leader . He's the youngest of us all but he definitely carries himself in a mature manner . I'm starting to notice why everyone in the village holds him to such a high esteem .
By Terrence4 years ago in Fiction
Heart of Immortals | Chapter 2
How to start my mission without raising the suspicion of this sharp-eyed vampire demon in front of me? We had been sitting in the drawing room for almost half an hour, and all this time, he didn’t even utter a single word. Seriously, he had been eyeing me like a hawk the moment he walked in.
By R. Michaels4 years ago in Fiction
The Ice King
Long ago in the faraway Northern kingdom of Arendale, lived a kind and honorable king and queen. They ruled their kingdom together with fairness and justice, while also caring for their two young sons. When their oldest, Elias, was only a few months old, the king and queen made a startling discovery: the little prince possessed a strange and mystical power. He could control the weather, creating snow flurries and ice upon a whim. Their younger son, Andrew, had no such powers, but always looked up to his older brother with love, admiration and wonder. The king and queen were in awe of Elias' power as well, but also feared for their oldest. The young prince could not fully control his abilities, and his parents were worried that he would accidentally injure himself or his brother. There was also the possibility - should word of his powers spread - that villains may conspire to abduct the prince, to use his powers for their own nefarious purposes. For these reasons, they tried to conceal their son's talents from the kingdom, and discourged him from using them in the open.
By Natalie Gray4 years ago in Fiction
The Transcendent Shore
In decades past there has been recorded a great number of civilizations. These great peoples were lost to time and forgotten just as the inhuman peoples that came before them. It is in the nature of great things to eventually fall into disrepair and finally be forgotten by time. It is told that these lost peoples and the places in which they did reside are taken away to a land beyond an undiscovered shore in a distant land that holds no place in time or space.
By Cobe Wilson4 years ago in Fiction
Mystical creatures live among us
Setting the story — Creating a mood This story is set in a faraway place. Where life is different. Magic is in the air. It is not a fairytale realm. People don’t live in castles or near enchanted forests. Nobody is in danger of being poisoned (besides from bad food) and wolfs won’t follow you home and try to kill, or replace, your grandma.
By Valerie Spitaels4 years ago in Fiction
Passing Through
Ireland is a nation of rich history and diverse peoples. They preserve their ancestry in their legends, myths, and faith. This will be a continuing story of a young woman's journey to the land of Fae. Taking place in the late fifteen hundreds, I wanted this tale to teeter on the brink of myth and reality. This is part one, and I'll update it every week with more.....
By Emily Marie Concannon4 years ago in Fiction
Vampire Hunters
Do you ever just wonder how you got into a situation and then realize it’s your brother's fault? Yeah, same here. Actually, now that I think about it; it doesn't happen that often. However, no matter what my brother gets us into, it will never be as bad as the day he almost got both of us killed. It happened over two thousand years ago. During a calm and cool midsummer night in July in a small village called Bethlehem. Which is about six miles south of Jerusalem. The Christian bible doesn’t get a lot wrong but one of the few things it does get wrong is the day Christ was born. The planets that align to form the star of Bethlehem wouldn’t be in the right position to rise the star for the wise men to follow in December to the manger. The right time would be the same night my brother Jake and I turned into the one thing we feared the most. It was the night we were turned into bloodsucking demons called Motetz Dam or as it is known in the English language, Vampires.
By Jorden Dunbar4 years ago in Fiction
Church of Close Enoughism: The Great Acts of Mediocrity (4-7)
When not working on his day job, playing RPGs, or writing stories, Dr. Laurence J. R. Nix, works to compile and translate ancient texts with intent to reconstruct the fabled Tome of Divine Adequacy. Presented here are the 4th through 7th Great Acts of Mediocrity. The first three Acts can be found via Dr. Nix's author profile.
By Laurence J. R. Nix4 years ago in Fiction
Church of Close Enoughism: The Great Acts of Mediocrity (1-3)
When not working on his day job, playing RPGs, or writing stories, Dr. Laurence J. R. Nix, works to compile and translate ancient texts with intent to reconstruct the fabled Tome of Divine Adequacy. Dr. Nix is both the most learned and the only religious scholar within the Church of Close Enoughism.*
By Laurence J. R. Nix4 years ago in Fiction