Fantasy

Runemaster 10
(Click here to read the previous chapter) Nyssha narrowed her eyes at the glowing text before her, wondering where it had come from. At first, she thought she must've snapped from the stress of this little adventure. But the message reminded her of the disembodied voice that had spoken to her when the little god tried to control her. Either way, it was probably worth considering.
By Mark Stone21 days ago in Fiction
The Princess of Ash and the Prince from the Forgotten Sea 🔥👑
👑🔥 Long before songs were written about love, before crowns learned how to shine, there existed a kingdom built not on gold—but on fire.
By Zidane21 days ago in Fiction
Waiting Room
“Is this seat taken?” “No, go ahead.” “Thanks. It’s colder in here than I expected.” “They keep it that way.” “You come here often?”
By Sound and Spirit21 days ago in Fiction
Revenge is a Dish For Two 1.1
Otsana Argyros did not have a wolf. She was a shifter, for sure; both of her parents came from lines of Betas and Alphas for as far back as anyone could remember. She looked just like her parents - tall, imposing, and with the hooked nose that had plagued her mother’s side of the family for generations. But she had yet to shift or even to feel the beast inside her. Her senses were heightened, yes, but otherwise, she might as well be a human.
By Corwynna21 days ago in Fiction
Nine Dreams of Anguish
Prologue I thought I’d never go to sleep again. I’ve heard these stories circulating in nines all over the earth;
By Moon Desert21 days ago in Fiction
The Morning Walk
“Did you see the sunrise today?” “Not really. I was half asleep.” “It was golden. Made me think we should get out earlier.”
By Sound and Spirit21 days ago in Fiction
A Moment of Your Time
Heavy raindrops pelted against the window. I glanced out the window between the curtains. The night was still young, the sun setting not long ago. The downpour of rain made it difficult to see too much of anything outside.
By Jasmine Aguilar22 days ago in Fiction
Runemaster 9
(Click here to read the previous chapter) The odd men didn't seem to be following after her, but Nyssha ran down a few corridors at random, just to be sure. When she stopped, she found herself surrounded by empty nooks that must have once housed rich folks' favorite possessions. Each alcove in this hall looked much less spacious, and they were arranged one atop the other, with hardly a foot of space.
By Mark Stone22 days ago in Fiction
The Case of the Missing Ring
It was an average Moonday. My mead was hitting me in the right spot as the elvish weed propped me up and forced me to consider the day ahead. I had a feeling in my guts that there would be a very serious disturbance to my day, like two orcs fighting over who gets to eat a dwarf, or whatever those thugs like to chow on. I was in no mood for big surprises, but I also wanted to pay my rent for the month. You can only have so many elves wondering if the loves of their lives are cheating on them before you develop a rep as the bearer of bad parchment. No one really wants the truth...but they want the things they lost to get found, even if it's from a hobbit on his last drop of mead.
By Kendall Defoe 22 days ago in Fiction
The Name He Would Not Say
“Do you want to start where you usually start or where it hurts today.” “It all hurts. I just pick the one that hurts loudest.”
By Sound and Spirit22 days ago in Fiction
Lizards and Usurpers
„Can’t we get a cat or a dog? Why must it be a lizard, Jane?” “Everyone has cats and dogs Jim. They’re boring. About as interesting as a couple called Jane and Jim. I want something more special.”
By Paul Fingl23 days ago in Fiction
The Heart Remains Broken but the Walls Might Stay Intact
The heart remains broken even where it mends. “What does that mean, Edward?” The damned are damned eternally. Not one of us ended up in this position before being given ample time to mend our ways.
By C. Rommial Butler23 days ago in Fiction