Mystery

DREAMS IN THE SKY
In a world where the boundaries between reality and imagination blur, there exists a legend so captivating that it transcends the limits of time and space. Welcome to the enchanting realm of Aerolith, the Floating Citadel—a marvel of architectural ingenuity that defies gravity and captures the imagination of all who dare to dream.
By Innarina3 years ago in Fiction
A Day Off School. Content Warning.
He left his bike leaning on the rusty sign as the ocean boomed below him. The sea mirrored his inner emotions: angry, salty, erosive, powerful. Coming here was a solace. Something about the inevitability of the motion, the relentless, enduring push and pull grounded him and helped him to grasp life again and sort it into its relevant parts.
By Rachel Deeming3 years ago in Fiction
THE MISTERIES OF TENEBRIS
Enter the realm of imagination, where the unknown beckons and mysteries whisper through the fabric of reality. Here, amidst the pages of forgotten tomes and the echoes of ancient lore, lies a tale that has captured the curiosity of many—a tale woven within the shadowy streets of Tenebris: The City of Eternal Night.
By Innarina3 years ago in Fiction
Sins of the Reaper - 5
“Who am I?” I asked. Even in the face of Marlowe's dire pronouncement, I still felt no real fear, my only emotion an inexplicable wave of compassion for the two of them as they lay prostrate on my apartment floor. Opening the closet, I grabbed my coat and patrol hat before slipping on the familiar weight of my old backpack across my shoulders and limping out and down the apartment stairs into the late morning light.
By John Cox3 years ago in Fiction
Captain Humble: The Super Dad
Captain Humble: The Super Dad Once upon a time, in the sunny land of Kenville, there lived a remarkable man named Captain Humble. He had kind blue eyes, silver hair, and a heart full of compassion. Captain Humble was known far and wide for his humility and willingness to admit his mistakes. He believed that true strength came not from boasting or arrogance, but from being humble and treating others with respect.
By Aziz Aziz3 years ago in Fiction
Starlight Dreams and Rainbow Gleams: The Magical Friendship Parade
Starlight Dreams and Rainbow Gleams: The Magical Friendship Parade. Once upon a time in the enchanting town of Celestia Falls, nestled between rolling hills and sparkling rivers, there lived a group of friends who were known for their extraordinary dreams and vibrant imaginations. Luna, a young girl with a heart as luminous as the moon, was the leader of this whimsical bunch. Luna believed in the magic that surrounded them, and her friends were always eager to join in her fantastical adventures.
By Aziz Aziz3 years ago in Fiction
Avalon's Enchantment
Once upon a time, nestled within the mist-shrouded isle of Avalon, there existed a realm where magic thrived and mystery beckoned. Legends whispered of an enchantress who roamed the forests, her presence a blend of elegance and untamed power. It was said that she possessed the ability to weave spells of love and desire, yet her heart remained untouched by mortal affections.
By Yogi Tri Agustiyan3 years ago in Fiction
Tears from Heaven
The word, Heaven, carries a weight that’s felt around the world. It is a place to most where a person might go if they have lived their life with a faithful heart. Some people might believe it’s a state of consciousness- a world our mind creates after they die, or a world amongst another dimension of reality. And of course, some believe Heaven isn’t a place at all- a fabricated concept that religions impose on Humanity. Marcus Flinch had not believed in such a place, and couldn’t fathom what creatures or beings would walk amongst there. Life has a strange way of bringing true mysteries to a chosen few- his life had mingled into a world that was supposed to be hidden from Mankind, a world called Heaven. This is where our story begins…
By David S. JohnsonWilliams3 years ago in Fiction
The retribution of the villain.
I don't know. Xiaopeng comes from rural Sichuan, with dark skin. Although the clothes on his body are very old, they are washed very clean. Xiaopeng followed his grandparents to attend primary school in Sichuan, with excellent academic performance. This year, Xiaopeng's parents, who work outside, wanted her to attend a better high school in a big city, so they brought her closer to them. With the hope of her father, Xiaopeng came to attend HC High School. Today is her first day of reporting. The homeroom teacher brought her to Class 1 of Grade 7. "Everyone, this is our new transfer student. His name is Xiaopeng. Xiaopeng, introduce yourself, please," said the teacher.
By qiang wang3 years ago in Fiction
The Death Ghost on the Ceramic Tiles
I don't know where we should decorate our newly bought house in the shopping mall. There is a small shop in the market. I walked in and saw a tile with an ancient woman printed on it. She was wearing a red dress and combing her hair by the river. I was immediately attracted to it and decided to buy it. I picked up the tile, and the shop owner showed a look of panic, but quickly returned to a normal expression. I went to the counter and asked the female shop assistant how much it cost. "Is it the same price as the other tiles next to it? 30 yuan, right?" He wrapped the tile for me and as I walked out of the store, I glanced at the strange look the shop owner gave me.
By qiang wang3 years ago in Fiction
The Beginning Of The End | Pt. 4
Sicily | 1943 9:00A.M Obsessed with placing Italy at the top of the political, and military food chain, and restoring his honor after what he did in the first world war, he took matters into his own hands.
By Kale Sinclair3 years ago in Fiction
Death strip
The Berlin Wall was a barrier built by the German Democratic Republic (GDR, East Germany) from August 13, 1961, separating East and West Berlin. The barrier included guard towers placed along large concrete walls, which circumscribed a wide area (later known as the "death strip") that contained anti-vehicle trenches, "fakir beds" (pyramids of steel spikes), and other defenses. The eastern bloc claimed that the wall was built to protect its citizens from fascists who planned to block “the aspirations of the workers” to build a socialist state.
By TEK TRIK3 years ago in Fiction