Short Story
Ravana: The Legendary King of Lanka
Ravana, a figure steeped in both myth and history, stands as one of the most powerful and complex characters in Hindu mythology. Known primarily as the primary antagonist in the ancient Indian epic, the Ramayana, Ravana is often remembered as a demon king. However, his story is far more nuanced, and he is revered by many as a wise and capable ruler. Ravana's legend is woven into the rich tapestry of South Asian cultural traditions, and his life story continues to captivate imaginations across the world.
By vidun Arambage2 years ago in Fiction
Red Riding Hood And The Wolf in the Dm
Chapter 1: The First Message Riley Parker—nicknamed “Red” for her signature red hoodie—lounged on her bed, scrolling through her phone. Her mom had just given her the usual lecture before she left for work: Don’t talk to strangers online. Don’t share your location. Don’t be reckless.
By Taviii🇨🇦♐️2 years ago in Fiction
Left Behind
It's absolutely not essential, but I think you'll enjoy this more if you read the others that go with it😁 There are only three and they are all are fairly short. There isn't really an optimal order to read them in, and you should be able to enjoy them as stand-alone stories if you prefer.
By L.C. Schäfer2 years ago in Fiction
THE LAST SPARK
Marlene's hands trembled as she touched the small locket around her neck, a ritual that had become as natural as breathing through her filtration mask. Inside, a curl of her father's gray hair lay pressed against a faded photo—the last Christmas before everything went wrong. She could still smell the pine needles from their contraband tree, and could still hear her father's laugh as he handed her the tiny silver locket. "Something to keep your memories close," he'd said, not knowing how precious memories would soon become.
By Ian Mark Ganut2 years ago in Fiction
The Paper Time Capsule. AI-Generated.
The soft hum of digital screens filled the Ultra-Modern Learning Center, where Sarah Matthews had worked for the past decade. Her job title still read "Librarian," though she hadn't touched a physical book in years. Instead, she managed vast databases of digital content, directing visitors across endless streams of information in their neural displays.
By Billy Louie Jacobs2 years ago in Fiction
Little Red & Mr. Wolf
There was once a teenager named Megan, who everyone in the South Haven neighborhood called Little Red. She always wore a red hoodie everywhere, even in the summertime. Her grandma had given it to her, and she loved her grandma more than anyone—even her mother. She never went swimming, because she would have to take off the hoodie. She only removed it when she took a shower or the hoodie needed to be washed.
By Mother Combs2 years ago in Fiction
The Last Resort
"Professor Benton Marsh?" As day became dusk, Benton Marsh was surprised to hear someone calling his name as he was on his way out of the school building. He turned around and saw a woman standing across from him, and it only took a few seconds for Marsh to see that she was in immense distress.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Fiction
Ending the Cycle. Content Warning.
For Rachel Farrell, it was an arduous journey. The evidence was all over her, as all she had on her person was blood, which wasn't hers. Other than that, Rachel was naked as the day is long, but despite the snowy climate, the shivers were minimal. Rachel wasn't focused on the low temperature as she staggered back to her house. The only thing on her mind was that it was over.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Fiction
