Fantasy

Horror story of a boy who always play video games
In the calm town of Ravensbrook, there carried on with a kid named Jake who was known for a certain something - his fixation on computer games. His room was a faintly lit safe-haven, embellished with banners of his #1 virtual universes, and the sparkle of different screens enlightened his face constantly. Jake's folks developed progressively worried as his grades plunged and his public activity disappeared.
By Malaika Ayub3 years ago in Fiction
Story of flower who killed thousand of people
In the curious town of Meadowsville, there existed an unconventional blossom named Nyctanthium, famous for its entrancing magnificence and charming scent. Unbeknownst to the townsfolk, this bloom held onto a dim mystery — it had a deadly poison equipped for truly hurting for a monstrous scope.
By Malaika Ayub3 years ago in Fiction
The Weaver of Unity
Wynston the spiderling wasn't content with spun silk and silent corners. Curiosity hung heavy in his eight tiny legs, urging him to poke through dew-kissed leaves and scale dizzying heights. While his siblings wove neat, predictable webs, Wynston's threads were bridges to adventure, leading him deep into the whispering secrets of the rainforest.
By Debasmita Das3 years ago in Fiction
The Infinity Cave
The dragon stood on the cliff side, his head held high as he stared up at the crescent moon. Starlight reflected off his cobalt scales, and his sharpened onyx nails dug deep into the snow. Behind him, the Infinity Cave burrowed into the mountain, with treasures unknown to man and beast hidden inside.
By Stephanie Hoogstad3 years ago in Fiction
"Love's Tender Embrace
In the quaint town of Serenity Springs, where the wind whispered secrets among its dwellers, Emily and Daniel's love story unfolded as a delicate dance, each step revealing the unspoken language of affection intertwining their lives.
By Emily Xander3 years ago in Fiction
The Land of Fire and Ice
Ari fastened his crampons to his boots with fumbling fingers, the monstrous peak looming ever closer through the swirling snow. Hljóðaklettur stood before him, its craggy face and wind-ravaged ridges formidable even on calm summer days when tourists snapped happy photos in the glittering sunlight far below.
By Saadudeen Abdulafees3 years ago in Fiction
Is Time Travel Actually Possible?
Is Time Travel Actually Possible? There are unexpected consequences of this. Take black holes for example. They have the greatest gravitational pull in the universe. Light cannot escape them, and they slow down time to an extreme level. Falling into a black hole, you would witness millions of years of events before your inevitable fate. Getting trapped behind bookshelves would be a possibility. If it were possible to escape a black hole, so much time would have passed outside that life would be unrecognizable. The speed of light also affects time. As you get faster, time slows down. When you reach the speed of light, time slows to such an extent that things seem to happen instantaneously. Imagine a photon of light emitted by a star. It takes millions of years to reach us, but for the photon, the journey is instantaneous. If you can travel at the speed of light, time becomes neutral. Going faster than light could potentially allow traveling forward in time. Going backwards in time is more difficult. There is a theory that subatomic particles called tachyons can go backwards in time. However, tachyons have never been observed. Some believe that harnessing tachyons could lead to time travel. Another theory is the existence of wormholes.
By Avi Das3 years ago in Fiction
"Unraveling the Enigma: The Truth Behind the Bermuda Triangle"
In the vast expanse of the Atlantic Ocean, near the Southeastern coast of the United States, lies a region that has fueled centuries of mystery and speculation – the Bermuda Triangle. Despite being an unofficial designation, this imaginary area of water has gained infamy for the disappearance of more than 50 ships and 20 planes since the mid-19th century.
By Purna Smith3 years ago in Fiction
Elephant in the Small Dark Box
In the core of a curious town, where cobblestone roads wound their direction between provincial houses, a startling secret unfurled one cloudy morning. Short-term, a little dim box showed up in the focal point of the clamoring town square. It remained as tall as a kid, enclosed by a quality of persona that caught the consideration and interest of each and every resident.
By R Roka3 years ago in Fiction
Gyeongseong Creature: A Haunting Tale of Monsters and Humanity in War-Torn Korea
"Gyeongseong Creature" includes a stellar cast led by Park Seo-jun, Wi Ha-joon, Han So-hee, Kim Hae-sook, Jo Han-chul, and Claudia Kim. The narrative unfolds in the spring of 1945, during the time of World War II, focusing on the Gyeongseong area (modern-day Seoul). The storyline revolves around the mysterious Ongseong Hospital, controlled by the Japanese Army, as various characters, including an entrepreneur and a sleuth, investigate the disappearance of people who have been kidnapped or forced into serving the Imperial Japanese Army.
By BG3 years ago in Fiction
Labyrinth of Deceit
In the cover of the night, the spy silently approached the heavily guarded warehouse, its exterior dimly lit by sporadic lamps. A group of female officers, clad in their distinctive green leather uniforms and skirts, patrolled the perimeter, their vigilant eyes scanning the surroundings. The spy meticulously observed their routine, waiting for the opportune moment.
By ME Gusta3 years ago in Fiction
Beyond the Misty Peaks
Once upon a time in a small village nestled in the mountains, there lived a young girl named Emily. The village, surrounded by lush greenery, crystal-clear streams, and breathtaking views, was a haven for simple, content lives based on farming and craftsmanship. However, Emily, with her unyielding curiosity, always yearned for the unknown realms beyond the misty peaks that sheltered their village.
By SHEIKH 3 years ago in Fiction