Fantasy
The Last Echo of Orion
Captain Eli Navarro was a man of few words and even fewer fears. He’d piloted ships through asteroid storms, explored uncharted planets, and braved the volatile moons of Titan, but nothing had prepared him for the vast, empty silence of deep space. On the tenth month of his mission, he and his ship, The Orion, drifted toward the farthest edges of the galaxy—a dark, undiscovered region known only by rumor.
By Parth Bharatvanshi2 years ago in Fiction
Title: The Whispering Woods
Title: The Whispering Woods Summary: In the heart of an ancient forest, where magic grows like wildflowers and creatures of legend hide in the shadows, there exists a hidden world known only to those who seek it with pure hearts. The forest, known as the Whispering Woods, is bound by a pact with the world of humans, forbidding them to enter beyond the borders. Those who break the pact risk losing their memories and becoming part of the woods themselves.
By Hawa Barrow2 years ago in Fiction
Captain Zaid Zemeni
The river ran backwards on the day the Queen vanished. Only the worthy can perceive it. “Strange thing to carve into stone,” Mac, my second mused. The words, old and eaten by rain and wind lined the arch of the perimeter gate. Behind it a castle thrust from cliff face, almost like a crystal that had grown from the stone.
By MikMacMeerkat2 years ago in Fiction
Beneath a Bloody Sky: Legends of Worswit – The Blood Rain Prophecy (unabridged)
Prologue: The river ran backwards the day the queen vanished. The skies turned shades of black, and the air thickened in turbulence as our airship drifted high above the violent, reversed waters that had once sustained us. Our eyes strained through the darkness, searching for any sign of our lost queen. This was the beginning of a prophecy long foretold—a curse that would plunge the kingdom of Worswit into chaos and civil war.
By Kenneth cruz2 years ago in Fiction
The river ran backward on the day the Queen vanished
The river ran backward on the day the Queen vanished. It started with a subtle ripple, an oddity that went unnoticed by many, a trickle of water that defied its usual course. But soon, the current began to swell, and the mighty river that had always flowed from east to west started to move in reverse. It felt as if the very laws of nature had been turned upside down. The riverbank, once solidly anchored in the earth, quaked as the waters pulled back toward the distant hills.
By Sazia Afreen Sumi2 years ago in Fiction
