Fantasy
water water everywhere
The river ran backwards on the day the Queen vanished. A summary never heard before as the news ended. The newsreader appeared to shrug and shake his head briefly. Obviously trained to give bad new and to report on emergencies, this was beyond anything ever considered.
By ASHLEY SMITH2 years ago in Fiction
Crash
Darkness faded as the sounds of the crash rang sharply through her ears. A thick fog seemed to be clearing and for the first time in what felt like forever, the girl was starting to see again. As she lifted her head she felt a sharp pain radiate down from her temple to her neck. She could feel the ground, cold and stiff, beneath her fingers, and, for no real reason, dug them weakly into the earth. Someone was calling her name, shaking her.
By Taylor Rigsby2 years ago in Fiction
The Children of Ra!
Chapter 1: The Birth of Chaos In the beginning, there was only Nun, the primeval waters. Infinite, dark, and formless, Nun contained all that would be, yet held nothing. From this timeless void emerged Ra, the god of the sun, shining brighter than anything that had ever existed. His light cut through the darkness, creating order from the boundless chaos. From Ra’s breath and power, the first gods were born: Shu, god of the air, and Tefnut, goddess of moisture. Together, they brought balance to the world, separating sky from earth and creating space for life to begin.
By Zainab Adamali2 years ago in Fiction
The Pact. AI-Generated.
“We’re in this together, no matter what,” Daniel said, a promise written in his eyes. When Daniel and I first met, we were just two kids with scraped knees and wild imaginations. Together, we conquered imaginary lands and faced make-believe villains. But life was simpler then. Now, we're facing something much darker—something real.
By 6087 Swathiga2 years ago in Fiction
The Stolen Star
Aiden was a thief of the extraordinary. Tonight, he eyed his prize: a star, shimmering in the sky. With a wave of his hand, the star dimmed and floated down to his palm, its warmth thrumming against his skin. But the moment he pocketed it, the world changed. Shadows stretched, the moon vanished, and creatures with eyes of starlight emerged, demanding its return. Aiden sprinted through the forest, realizing some treasures, no matter how beautiful, were never meant to be stolen.
By Gideon Kipruto2 years ago in Fiction
In Defiance of Nature
The river ran backwards on the day the Queen vanished. Rocks rolled up the mountainsides, trees bowed to the ground in homage and lightning coiled just below the clouds in vicious, whip-like formations. Such were the weighty implications of her absence, and the natural world, the druidic realm from which Queen Roghet, the first dwarven queen in the history of the great land of Ambrosinia, had learned most of her magical skills, took the greatest notice of all.
By Daniel J. Heck2 years ago in Fiction
