Fantasy
Mahuika's Revenge
Readers, it is best to first read my story: ‘From Out of the Darkness’ “Stay away from me, Tanemahuta!” Mahuika hated what her brother had done, “I will never forgive you for making us play that horrid, stupid game which separated our parents, changing our lovely existence with our loving parents…”
By TANIKA SMITH WHEATLEY3 years ago in Fiction
A Mage, an English test and an ex Girlfriend
In a world where magic and human existence coexisted in a delicate balance, Jin, the hardest-working Mage, and Sorry, the smartest and most beautiful Mage, found themselves entangled in a tale of love, ambition, and destiny. As they sat in the silent classroom, the ticking clock served as a reminder of the impending English exam—a test that could shape their futures.
By David C. Connor3 years ago in Fiction
A Magical Winter
Once upon a time, in a realm of snowflakes and magic, snow fairies were preparing for their travels to different dimensions. Among them were two young fairies, Alba and Lumi, who were eager to join their mother, Bianca, on her adventures. Bianca was one of the strongest snow fairies in the land and was respected by all.
By David C. Connor3 years ago in Fiction
The Alchemist
In the Enchanted land of Burma, there resided a farmer named Ragog and his inquisitive daughter, Novella. Their home was situated in the idyllic village of Ogang, surrounded by lush green fields and fragrant flowers. News arrived that a new family was moving into Mango Farm, and excitedly, Ragog and Novella decided to welcome their new neighbors.
By David C. Connor3 years ago in Fiction
The Princes and their Beasts
Once upon a magnificent afternoon, four royal siblings had just completed their daily classes. Terence, the eldest, and the youngest twins, Alan and Alicia, were ready to venture outside for some leisure time. However, their middle sibling, James, often overlooked, seemed to be forgotten again. Their mother reminded them not to leave anyone behind, and as they were about to leave, she provided Terence with a hearty, strength-packed meal and the little twins with their favorite lunch.
By David C. Connor3 years ago in Fiction
Brave Little Princess Horse Rider
Once upon a time, in the kingdom of Valeria, there lived a brave little princess named Sophia. She was a spirited and adventurous girl with a heart full of compassion and a passion for horse riding. Unlike other princesses of her age who spent their days indoors, Sophia preferred the company of horses and the freedom of the open fields. She was determined to become the best horse rider in the kingdom.
By ekomunandar3 years ago in Fiction
The Light Queen and The Dark King
realm of Luminaria, where the sun never set and the stars glimmered with a magical glow, there existed two powerful rulers, each with their own unique kingdom. The Light Queen, Seraphina, ruled over the Kingdom of Lumina, a land of eternal sunshine and beauty. On the other side of the realm was the Dark King, Lucius, who reigned over the Kingdom of Nocturna, a realm of mystery and shadows, where the moon shone with an ethereal light. For centuries, Lumina and Nocturna had coexisted, separated by an ancient barrier that kept their worlds apart. The Light Queen and the Dark King were bound by tradition and duty to maintain this balance. However, fate had a different plan in mind. One fateful evening, during a rare celestial event, the boundary between Lumina and Nocturna weakened, and the Light Queen and the Dark King found themselves drawn inexplicably towards each other. They met at the border between their kingdoms, where the colors of day and night blended, creating a magical twilight. As their eyes met, a spark ignited between Seraphina and Lucius. They felt an immediate and irresistible attraction, a connection that defied the boundaries of their kingdoms. With every passing moment, they found themselves falling deeper into a love that transcended their differences. Despite their initial reservations, Seraphina and Lucius could not deny the magnetic pull between them. They met in secret, under the cloak of twilight, away from the watchful eyes of their subjects. They explored each other's worlds, discovering the wonders and mysteries that lay beyond their realms. In Lumina, the Light Queen showed the Dark King the beauty of an everlasting sunrise, the vibrant gardens that bloomed under her care, and the warmth of a love that radiated like the sun's rays. In Nocturna, the Dark King revealed the allure of the starlit skies, the moonlit dances that enchanted his kingdom, and the solace found in the depths of shadows. As they spent time together, Seraphina and Lucius learned that they were not so different after all. Each carried their own burdens and responsibilities, and together, they found solace in sharing their fears and dreams. The Light Queen's kindness and compassion softened the Dark King's heart, while the Dark King's strength and wisdom inspired the Light Queen to embrace her own darkness. As the bond between them deepened, they realized that their love had the power to break the barriers that separated their kingdoms. Seraphina and Lucius knew that their love was a symbol of hope, a chance to bring harmony to Luminaria, where day and night could exist side by side in perfect balance. But their love was not without challenges. The ancient traditions and prejudices of their kingdoms sought to keep them apart. The forces of light and darkness seemed destined to clash. Seraphina and Lucius had to make a choice – to follow their hearts and defy tradition or to let their love fade away like the twilight. In the end, love prevailed. Seraphina and Lucius stood together as one, united by their love and determined to bring a new era of unity and understanding to Luminaria. The kingdoms of Lumina and Nocturna were forever changed, as their rulers showed their people the power of love and acceptance. And so, the Light Queen and the Dark King's love story became a legend, passed down through the ages, a tale of how love can conquer all, even the boundaries between light and darkness, and bring two souls together in a bond that would shine brighter than any star in the night sky.ing
By Oyeniran Oluwatoyin3 years ago in Fiction
Why do we have legs and arms
Why do humans only have arms and no tail? Way back in the time, before time itself began, three sorts of creatures began to walk upright, rather than scamper about with four limbs bearing the weight of their body. All three creatures came into being because of the same need, the ability to hunt in tall grassland. Tall prairie grass covered many miles and the grass stood tall, except where grazed short by the wandering herds of bison and antelopes. A hunter need only make one kill a week, from either of these herds, to feed his family, and the rest of his time was his own, which made hunters very keen to stand up and see into the distance. Because the herds could not see over the taller grass, that had not yet been grazed, a humanoid standing on 2 legs could watch the herds from the margins of that which had not yet been grazed, and only had to wait for a beast to lower their head and start to munch away at the taller grasses, then a flint tipped spear brought down the family food. So, standing up on two legs made for an easy life. So, all of the three plains humanoid tribes, started to do it.
By Peter Rose3 years ago in Fiction
Moonlit Love: A Tale of the Werewolf's Heart
Page 1: Once upon a moonlit night, in a quaint village nestled between ancient woods, a forbidden love was destined to bloom. In this extraordinary tale, we delve into the captivating world of Luna, a young woman with an adventurous spirit, and Gabriel, a mysterious and enigmatic werewolf. Unravel the secrets of their hearts as their fates intertwine in a love story that transcends time and defies all odds.
By Credere Style3 years ago in Fiction
Through the Glass, We Fly
In a quaint little house on a serene street, there lived a curious and mischievous cat named Whiskers. Whiskers loved to explore the world around him, but he had one particular fascination that stirred his heart—the colorful and lively birds that perched on the branches just outside his window.
By Milton Thomas III3 years ago in Fiction
