E. hasan

Joined April 2025

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An aspiring engineer who once wanted to be a writer .

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The Black‑Eyed Children: A Deep Dive into the Haunting Urban Legend. Content Warning.
What Are Black‑Eyed Children? Few modern legends chill us to the bone quite like the tale of the Black‑Eyed Children—eerie youth with completely pitch-black eyes, pale skin, and a presence that inspires a gut‑wrenching dread. Often encountered alone or in pairs at doorsteps, cars, or deserted intersections, these children only ask for something seemingly innocent—like to be let inside your home or given a ride. But beneath their small stature lies something unnervingly wrong. Their eyes, devoid of iris or sclera, are the focal point: soulless voids that hold untold menace.
By E. hasan6 months ago in Horror
The Man from Taured: A Mystery That Defies Time and Logic
A Normal Day at the Airport... Until It Wasn’t Tokyo, 1954. It was an ordinary July morning at Haneda Airport. The terminals buzzed with the rhythmic hum of travelers, diplomats, and businessmen arriving from all over the world. But for the immigration officers on duty, the day would take a sharp turn into the surreal.
By E. hasan6 months ago in Futurism
I Left the Door Unlocked for a Reason. Content Warning.
They always assume it’s a mistake. The lock. The door. The way it rests ajar with just enough darkness behind it to look accidental. That’s what they tell themselves — that maybe I was in a rush. Maybe I forgot. Maybe I’m just careless.
By E. hasan6 months ago in Horror
The Lantern Path. Content Warning.
They told us never to follow the lights in Barlow Wood. Not that anyone warned me directly. I wasn’t from here. I came with Delilah—my partner—after her mother passed. The cabin was part of her inheritance, buried somewhere between the dying pines, shrouded in mist thick enough to choke on. She called it a “quiet place to grieve.”
By E. hasan6 months ago in Horror
👾 Polybius: The Video Game That Didn't Just Play You — It Played With Your Mind. Content Warning.
In the murky haze of early 1980s arcades—amid the buzz of CRT screens and the scent of stale popcorn—there was said to be a machine unlike any other. Unmarked, dark, and strangely magnetic, the game known as Polybius allegedly appeared in a few suburbs of Portland, Oregon… and then disappeared forever.
By E. hasan6 months ago in Horror
Open Me Only When I’m Dead. Content Warning.
She was dead now. My grandmother. And I had the crowbar in my hands. Grandmother wasn’t the sentimental type. Cold-blooded, my mother used to say. “She raised me like a plant she forgot to water.” Yet at the funeral, they buried her with a rosary clenched so tightly in her fist it left red imprints on her bones. She died with her jaw unhinged. Not metaphorically — it literally hung open, dislocated, as if she’d been screaming when her heart stopped.
By E. hasan6 months ago in Horror
The quiet one walks again . Content Warning.
I hadn’t spoken in years — not since the incident. Not even when they pushed my brother’s things into my arms — blood still soaking the folded hoodie. Not when they said, “You’re the only one left, Mallory. You have to try.”
By E. hasan6 months ago in Horror
The Silent Twins: A Terrifying Bond of Isolation and Death . Content Warning.
Trigger Warning: This story contains depictions of psychological trauma, mental illness, and death. Reader discretion is advised.
By E. hasan6 months ago in Horror
wake . Content Warning.
I woke up to the sound of my toothbrush running. Except—I was still in bed. The bathroom light flickered under the door like a stuttering heartbeat. I blinked. My mouth was dry. My limbs were pinned by a thick, sleep-heavy dread. I live alone.
By E. hasan6 months ago in Horror
They Died Screaming: A Study of the Last Facial Expressions Captured by AI Surveillance. Content Warning.
Introduction: In early 2025, a tech startup named NeuroVisage quietly launched a pilot program with select law enforcement agencies. Its flagship tool, SENSE, was an advanced facial emotion recognition AI, trained on hundreds of thousands of faces to detect aggression, fear, deceit — even suicidal ideation — before a subject acted on it.
By E. hasan6 months ago in Horror
The other me woke up first . Content Warning.
The first thing I remember was the light — sharp, unnatural. My eyelids refused to cooperate. My limbs were limp, soaked in sweat, tingling like I’d just returned to them after years. There was a hum in the ceiling. A coldness in the floor. And someone breathing.
By E. hasan6 months ago in Fiction
Glass realms, Iron lies
"The truth is what breaks us. The lie is what keeps us whole." The Glass Realms were once said to be unbreakable. Seven floating kingdoms, each sculpted from starlit quartz and singing crystal, hovered above a shattered world. They gleamed in the sunlight, refracting myths and mercy down upon the scarred lands below.
By E. hasan6 months ago in Fiction