Historical
Altering History: A Time Traveler's Mission
It was the year 1815. The Battle of Waterloo was raging on, and I had been sent back in time to prevent the death of Napoleon Bonaparte. As a soldier of the Time Corps, my mission was clear - stop the course of history from changing forever.
By Jeevanantham Sakthivel4 years ago in Fiction
The Only Way To True Love
It was a dark and stormy night when Sarah first met Jack. She had just moved to town and was taking shelter under the awning of a small coffee shop when she saw him across the street. He was standing in front of an old mansion, his tall frame illuminated by the flickering lightning. Sarah felt a jolt of electricity run through her body, and she knew that she had to meet him.
By Malik Idrees4 years ago in Fiction
Time traveler who tries to alter a historical event.
In the year 2117, time travel had become a common practice. The technology was so advanced that anyone with the right equipment could travel to any point in history. But time travel was not without its risks. The laws of cause and effect meant that even the slightest change in the past could have disastrous consequences for the future.
By akki mimoun4 years ago in Fiction
The Rain
It was a dark and stormy night, and the rain was coming down in sheets. Mia had just arrived at her new home in the countryside, and she was feeling a mix of excitement and apprehension. She had always loved the rain, but she had never experienced anything quite like this.
By Word Weaver 4 years ago in Fiction
The Haunting Secrets of Delhi
Chapter 1 - The Arrival: The protagonist, Arjun, arrives in Agra to investigate a mysterious series of murders that have been taking place in the town. He checks into an old, rundown hotel that has seen better days. As he enters his room, he senses that something is not quite right. The air feels heavy, and there is a strange, musty odor. Arjun tries to shake it off and get some rest, but as he starts to doze off, he hears a faint whisper in his ear. He sits up suddenly, but there is no one in the room. Shaken, he turns on the lights and tries to rationalize what he just experienced. He decides to investigate further the next day.
By John Bharathi J4 years ago in Fiction







