Fantasy

King of the Jungle
The sun had barely risen over the savanna, casting golden light on a landscape still soaked in dew and silence. The wind whispered through the tall grass, and the world seemed to hold its breath. It was on this morning that a lion named Rakor stood on Pride Rock, not as a cub, not as a prince, but as a king—for the first time.
By Rohullahabout a year ago in Fiction
Goot and the Tower of Mist
In the soft, jiggly hills of Plopvale, where the trees hummed lullabies and rivers fizzed with sweet soda, lived a creature named Goot. Goot wasn’t like the others — he was made entirely of a wobbling, shimmering jelly that changed color depending on his mood. Happy? Bright green. Curious? Sky blue. Nervous? A pale, twitchy purple.
By Rohullahabout a year ago in Fiction
The Borderlands Curse
The wind howled like a voice from the dead, brushing against the tall pines that guarded the edge of the Borderlands. No one crossed beyond the moss-covered stones that lined the ancient path. Not since the curse.
By Rohullahabout a year ago in Fiction
Blood of the Lion
The rain fell in sheets over the savanna, drenching the golden grass and dulling the roar of distant thunder. On a high ridge overlooking the valley, Kano, the lion who had once sealed away the shadow of Umboko, stood alone. His mane, now fuller and streaked with charcoal black, whipped in the wind like a storm flag.
By Rohullahabout a year ago in Fiction
Black Rever
The river had no beginning, at least not one that anyone could find. It curved like a sleeping serpent through the forgotten town of Darnell Hollow—thick, black, and slow-moving, as if reluctant to let go of anything it touched.
By Rohullahabout a year ago in Fiction
I Have 90 billion Licking Gold
• Introduction In the ever-expanding universe of manga, new stories emerge that captivate readers with unique premises, engaging characters, and imaginative worlds. One such title that has been gaining notable attention is *I Have 90 billion Licking Gold*. While this manga might not yet be on everyone's radar, it offers a refreshing blend of fantasy, adventure, and character-driven storytelling that deserves more exploration. We will examine the plot, characters, and thematic elements of "I Have 90 billion Licking Gold" as well as its growing influence on the manga community in this article. ---
By Akib Akhterabout a year ago in Fiction
Romantasy
Books and stories have always taken us to new and exciting places. Some stories make us laugh, others make us cry, and some help us escape to worlds that don’t exist in real life. One popular type of story that is loved by many readers today is called “Romantasy.” This is a mix of two big genres: romance and fantasy.
By Saim Billabout a year ago in Fiction
Glass Walls
They said the sky was just the sky. Endless blue by day, scattered stars by night—so it seemed. But sixteen-year-old Elira had always suspected more. From the moment she first touched the shimmering veil during a freak lightning storm at age six, she knew the heavens weren’t what they appeared to be.
By Gabriela Toneabout a year ago in Fiction
The Boy I admired
The Boy I Looked Up To In the village of Eldwyn, nestled in the valley where the stars kissed the mountains, lived a boy named Cael.
By Lajuk anjumabout a year ago in Fiction
Whispers of the Velvet Sky
Elara had always heard the stars. Long before she could spell her name, she’d sit outside her grandmother’s cottage in the village of Virelle, wrapped in a shawl, listening. While other children chased fireflies and shouted through the dusk, Elara tilted her face toward the sky, still and silent. It wasn’t just beauty she found there, but something deeper. A rhythm. A murmur. As if the stars were breathing ancient secrets into the night.
By Love of momabout a year ago in Fiction
She Danced in My Funeral
Written from the soul of the dead I was dead. Truly dead. I only realized it when I saw my own body lying in the casket, motionless, surrounded by flowers that smelled too sweet for something so tragic. People came, offered their condolences, cried a little… and left.
By USAMA KHANabout a year ago in Fiction
Don't Argue with Donkeys
Don't argue with donkeys.. Not every battle is worth fighting - especially when the other side is not interested in the truth, if only to win the argument. Here's a story that reminds us why silence is sometimes the wisest answer
By Rohitha Lankaabout a year ago in Fiction