Young Adult

The Terrible Ninja
I was bad at karate. I was bad with weapons. My mask kept falling off and exposing my identity. When I took out my sword the handle hit my face. My trainer believed in me though. He kept practicing with me until I was good. He sent me on a mission to save a kidnapped girl. I rescued her using my new skills. I got back to Nija camp and it had been taken over by giant demonic flying gorillas. I slayed them all, saving the day. Then I returned the kidnapped girl to her parents. Everyone was happy.
By Alex H Mittelman 3 years ago in Fiction
The Mystery Story of Detective Smith
Detective Smith had seen his fair share of mysteries in his career, but this one was different. It had all started with a call from a concerned neighbor, reporting strange noises coming from the abandoned mansion at the edge of town. Smith had arrived to find the place dark and silent, but as he made his way inside, he couldn't shake the feeling that he was being watched.
By Anthony K. Bryan-KagintonPackage3 years ago in Fiction
Just another day
Emily woke up at once to the sound of her alarm piercing through her ear. She groaned and rolled over to shut it off and took a deep breath after seeing the notification that stated she had received 53 new messages. She ignored the notification as she had been doing for the last few weeks, ever since she had been fired from her job. Every little thing, even replying to her messages seemed strenuous to her.
By May3 years ago in Fiction
Symphony of Senses
In the grand theater of life, our bodies danced to the tune of every sensation. When fear embraced us, our hearts raced in a wild crescendo. The air felt electric, our skin prickling with anticipation. Joy, a symphony of laughter and smiles, flooded our being. Our taste buds danced as we savored the sweetness of success. Amidst sadness, tears formed a gentle cadence, washing away sorrow. And love, a tender embrace that harmonized our senses, creating a symphony of warmth. Our bodies, an exquisite instrument, conducted emotions through a delicate interplay of sight, sound, touch, taste, and scent, painting a vibrant canvas of life's experiences.
By Adan3 years ago in Fiction
Echoes of Empathy
In a world fractured by division, an extraordinary movement emerged. It began with a simple act of empathy—a stranger lending a helping hand. The ripple of kindness spread, igniting a wildfire of compassion that transcended barriers. People of all walks of life united, forging bonds of understanding and dismantling walls of prejudice. Their collective voice resounded, demanding justice, equality, and compassion for all. Empathy became the catalyst for change, fostering a society where every voice mattered, and no one was left behind. The world listened, and the echoes of empathy reverberated for generations to come.
By Adan3 years ago in Fiction
The Stolen Echoes
Imagine a world where echoes held secrets of forgotten lands. I stumbled upon a mystical cave, its entrance bathed in moonlight. Intrigued, I ventured inside, where echoes danced in ethereal harmony. Each held a story, waiting to be unraveled. I listened, lost in their captivating melodies. But one day, they vanished, stolen by an enigmatic thief. Now, I embark on a quest to reclaim them. Through perilous realms and enchanting mists, I shall confront the thief and restore the stolen echoes. Will you join me on this extraordinary adventure?
By Adan3 years ago in Fiction
The Forgotten Key
In a hidden corner of the world, a forgotten key lay dormant. Legends whispered of its power to open a portal to an enchanted garden. Aspiring adventurers sought it, unaware of the key's location. One day, young Tessa stumbled upon it in her late grandmother's attic. Intrigued, she turned the key, unveiling a mystical path. Vibrant flowers bloomed, whispering secrets only she could hear. Tessa discovered a handwritten note, revealing her grandmother's secret life as a guardian of the garden. With newfound purpose, she vowed to protect the realm and its wonders, ensuring the key's legacy lived on.
By Adan3 years ago in Fiction
Down in the Town
He was sober. A financier, Dogod Ferrimore looked around the Chinese barflies. He tapped on his device and sent more money to fund the war with America and China. America crushed the Chinese Navy with a bevy of attacks. The Army and Marine Corps needed more money to feed, clothe, and house the warriors.
By Skyler Saunders3 years ago in Fiction
Big Banks
America started to invest in larger banks. Phalant Gossamer initiated the “Big Bank Project.” He created over seven hundred huge banks in America. He pushed for the big banks to keep making billions of dollars until their market capitalization was in the trillions.
By Skyler Saunders3 years ago in Fiction
Engineer Me, Please
It was such a shock to the system. Literally. The AI robot intended to be a toy shocked a young girl. The parents sued and left the inventor virtually penniless. But he kept going. As a man of color, he targeted his one area of expertise: engineering.
By Skyler Saunders3 years ago in Fiction
Signing for History
From an American president became the ultimate leveler. He instituted a constitution for the aristocrats in Great Britain. “You’re out,” he said after they looked him up and down.
By Skyler Saunders3 years ago in Fiction
The Unseen Hero
Among the bustling metropolis, he was just an ordinary man. But when night fell, he transformed into the unseen hero. With his flowing cape and swift movements, he patrolled the city's dark alleys, protecting the vulnerable from the clutches of evil. Never seeking recognition, he remained hidden in the shadows, a symbol of hope for those who knew his name: The Night Guardian.
By Adan3 years ago in Fiction