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Horror fiction that delivers on its promise to scare, startle, frighten and unsettle. These stories are fake, but the shivers down your spine won't be.
Magical Realm
In the heart of the ancient forest, where sunlight filtered through a canopy of emerald leaves and shadows danced upon the forest floor, there existed a realm unknown to the eyes of mortals. This was the Unseen Realm, a world of magic and mystery hidden from the sight of ordinary humans, where mythical creatures roamed and ancient powers dwelled.
By Icun gaming2 years ago in Horror
Whispers of the Ancients: The Ghostly Chronicles of Ayutthaya Historical Park
The quiet scenes of the Chao Phraya Waterway, lies where time stops and history murmurs its insider facts. Ayutthaya, when a powerful realm and presently an eerie remnant of its previous greatness, entices voyagers and history specialists the same to dive into its baffling past. This UNESCO World Legacy Site isn't simply an assortment of old remnants; it is a domain where the spirits of the past are said to wander, winding around stories of misfortune, win, and immortal secret.
By Kyrol Mojikal2 years ago in Horror
The Revenge
This is a tale of revenge, about a young man who finally snaps one day, letting his frustrations vent, in the worst way possible. His whole life he always let people control him, never standing up for himself and demanding freedom. He always did exactly what his mother and father said, no matter how difficult. His wife bosses him around too, he had failed at dating a million women before her, so was willing to obey just to remain married. He had become weak willed, tired and still very timid of everything and everyone around him. This man was named William Smith and he had been moulded into a victim of modern society, where masculinity was frowned upon and he was often called a creep for daring to approach women, back when he was a single male. His wife, Romana Smith, knew exactly the type of guy William was and manipulated his every life decision since they had met. It was a mostly loveless marriage, that only lasted because they were financially dependent upon each other. Although it wasn't her that drove William mad with rage, it was all the horrible men who thought they were so much bigger and stronger than him, pushing him around when he was in work or out drinking back in his youth. For decades the humiliation of being thrown out of the nightclub in Runcorn old town, and then beaten by the doormen there, was something that still angered him to this day. It was all because he was a little "too drunk", or perhaps weakened by the alcohol, so they saw him as an easy target to pick on. He tried to report their abuse, but the owner, Mack Oaks, defended their corrupt security and called him the drunken idiot who deserved what happened to him. Oh, William refused to believe getting kicked around like a football was a worthy punishment, for simply having too much of a good time. He still had the scars from that attack from several years ago, before he met Romana and eventually got married. Yet it was still very much fresh in his mind. Another time, a few years later after he was assaulted outside the nightclub, William had a night job in a warehouse. The work environment was toxic. There was a supervisor who was also named Mack, who worked there. This guy was very different than the nightclub owner, but the name still unsettled William, who remembered the severe beating that boss allowed outside his club. So he ignored the name and continued working, but this second Mack would prove to be even more ruthless. This supervisor was an absolute tyrant, he'd order William about like a general and the shy young man would do whatever he asked. He felt worthless under Mack's rule, breaking his back lifting stock far too heavy and getting insulted on a weekly basis. It was pure slave labour and he couldn't stand it, William was eventually pushed to his limit and yelled back at his supervisor who then smacked William hard against the mouth for speaking out of line. William fled in terror and reported the abuse, but the company didn't believe him and fired William instead. This incident didn't result in a senseless beating, but the injustice of it was beyond upsetting. For several years, William carried this hate he had for these despicable people who had insulted him physically. He had moments where he forgot, then other days, especially at work, where he'd remember this abuse. It wouldn't be until he lost everything, that William would finally snap and lash out at the world. He and his wife were out drinking one night, a very friendly business man approached them casually, hiding his true intentions. They were so drunk, William and Romana didn't think to suspect this smiling man, who even bought them a few drinks from his own pocket. This so-called business man was actually more of a con artist, who ran his own independent company which "diversified" peoples money into multiple stocks, which often sank below the initial value. The customer could always withdraw, but the stocks would typically cost less than they first invested. Yet it was the high service charges, that the con-artist charged his customers for, which is where he got rich. He would write up these convoluted contracts that meant his customers couldn't withdraw too often, so that he could keep most of the money for himself. Giving back the short change through a legal loop hole. Most wouldn't fall for this, neither would a drunken William or Romana if they were sober. Yet the con-artist preyed on these two like a lion and that night, got them to sign over half their life savings. This one single stupid decision cost them their house, Romana blamed William for the mishap and they soon got divorced. When they finally managed to withdraw their money it was a faction of the original value, and the con-artist took a heavy cut too. William soon discovered that this con-artist was also named Mack, just like the other two men who had betrayed him before. Now William was alone, poorer than he'd ever been and absolutely full of wrath with nothing else to lose. So he vowed revenge on all of them, one by one, William planned on murdering all three of them. First there was the nightclub owner in Runcorn, the incident happened so many years ago, the owner didn't even remember him. This was the perfect opportunity to "apply for a job" there, as the owner had no idea who William was. The plan worked out perfectly, he was invited to the job interview and William snuck in some rat poison on his jacket. He hoped the owner would be drinking a coffee or tea, but the opportunity did not present itself, so William did his best to make a good impression and get the job, which he succeeded at. He asked his new boss if he wanted a coffee one afternoon before they opened for the night, Mack was beyond pleased and accepted William's generosity. He thanked his killer before taking a long gulp of the tainted coffee, that was poisoned with ricin (as William discovered it was untraceable). A few days later, that nightclub owner died of "natural causes" and William got away with the murder. So then there was the second Mack, this kill was a lot easier. All William had to do was wait for his target to leave from work, early in the morning when nobody was around except for him and Mack. William confronted Mack down a dark alleyway and screamed "fired am I?!" then shot his old work bully to bloody pieces, fleeing the scene immediately after. Soon a murder investigation was opened and the news was on TV, even the nightclub owner's death was suddenly questioned too, as both targets were named Mack and that they both had many enemies (because of all the poor people they had bullied). William knew his time was running out and his nemesis was still out there, Mack the con-artist. This final Mack lived in a huge mansion within the countryside of Chester, no doubt paid for by the many people he had scammed over the years. If anyone deserved death more than the others, it was this guy for sure! The original plan was to just kill this Mack like the others, but after seeing the luxurious home he had, William wanted to see that building on fire. So he did just that, waited until three in the morning, outside the impressive mansion until everyone was asleep. Then William poured petrol around the mansion's outer walls, all the way around the building so there was no escape. He poured extra around the doors, all so the exits would be especially harder to access. Then he lit a match over the petrol he had poured, and a small fire began form, which soon ballooned into a much larger one that soon swallowed the mansion up whole. William smiled to himself, as Mack's voice screamed in agony, alongside his children and wife. The sound filled William with the utmost glee, as he danced along to their screams of terror like it was disco music. Finally, William had gotten his revenge. The killer fled the country soon after his final kill, taking the last of his money abroad to Spain. He hasn't been spotted since.
By Joseph Roy Wright2 years ago in Horror
The Flickering Light
Every town had its legends, and for the small village of Tarrywood, the most infamous story was that of the Flickering Light. It was said that deep in the forest, there was an abandoned mine where strange things happened. The locals avoided it, whispering tales of a cursed miner who disappeared into the darkness, taking with him a torchlight that never went out.
By LAKSHMAN MOHANRAJ2 years ago in Horror
Wat Don Cemetery: The Haunting History and Ghostly Mysteries of Bangkok's Burial Ground
The Wat Don Cemetery. This old graveyard, with its breaking down tombstones and mumbling trees, holds a bunch of encounters immersed with incident and a representing being creepy by touchy spirits. Oblige us as we dive into the chilling history and the creepy verification that incorporates this confusing region.
By Kyrol Mojikal2 years ago in Horror
Book Of Predictions
What if you could predict the future with the utmost accuracy, not a mere guess or estimate of how the world will end, but a genuine matter of fact answer to all of life's mysteries. This knowledge could be used for both good and evil, or perhaps greed; knowing where to find hidden treasure before anyone can discover it (metaphorically speaking). There have been many tales, of crooks using time machines to put themselves in power, changing the past so that they can be rich and powerful in the future. It is a tale seen in many sci fi movies and comics alike. Many claim these are tall tales, fun fictional stories of "what if" adventures. Yet, there is rumour of an item out there, something ancient and ultimately mysterious, a single book that can predict the future before it even happens. It is written in Egyptian and was found deep beneath the great pyramids, the cover is of a beige grotesque and waxy texture, which many believe could be human skin. Yet the jury is still out on that one, for it seems thicker like leather, but that could be due to its magnificent age. Nobody can truly determine the true origins of the book, only that it may have been used by rulers at the time to raise to power, as the book reveals things that are still yet to happen. So it is believed pharaohs took full advantage of this knowledge to become powerful and almighty. Yet it is also believed many who read this book, were sometimes driven to madness. There was once a devotee Christian, named Jerry Parkes, who stumbled across the book, during the early 1970s. He read about the many disasters that were predicted to follow, and believed the book had come to him by the will of God, as an attempt to find a new saviour. Jerry did not claim to be the second coming, he simply believed it was his duty to carry out this mission to prevent future disaster. So he tried his best to rescue people moments before disaster, to stop doomed flights from flying and protested against cruel world leaders who would one day begin wars, or make life harder for everyone. His efforts were in vain, many saw Jerry as a doomsday Cultist, a god fearing man who had lost his mind. They were partly right, in time this knowledge drove the Christian insane, he could only watch in horror as the predictions came true and some even blamed him for a few of these disasters, as he was always on the scene moments before mayhem. Nobody knows what became of Jerry in the end, he simply vanished from existence. He may have been murdered and robbed of the book, or perhaps the insanity drove him into an asylum. Maybe he ended his own life, as the knowledge held too much weight for him to bear. Whatever the case, the book too was lost with him. Wherever this book is now, that is a complete mystery. Conspiracy theorists believe the book is currently under the possession of the world's leaders. Back where it truly belongs, just like it was with the Egyptian pharaohs of ancient times, where only the most powerful and rich have the resources to properly benefit from the book's predictions. It could be used for presidential elections or to gain power over one nation, by manipulating the events described into working for one party's favour. If this is true, every vote you've made in politics could be pointless, that there aren't actually competing governments at war with each other, but instead plans being followed out accordingly as to hide the world's true evil. It is a terrifying thought, that every crisis and disaster was at some point orchestrated within a mysterious book found beneath Egypt. The scariest question of all is; who wrote it?
By Joseph Roy Wright2 years ago in Horror
Muffin Man
Once a week the Saints Anders womens prison gives a muffin to the inmates.well that is if there aren’t any incidents that whole week.eight years I’ve been stuck in this concrete block.yet I had never heard of the muffin man.That’s what we call him or her fuck could be a god damn gremlin for all we know.No one has ever seen them.Atleast not any of us helpers.I still remember how I got dragged into all this.
By Mr.Forgotten2 years ago in Horror
