Kilo

Joined August 2024

22 stories

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Hi there,

I am Kilo, I write stories which weaves tales of darkness and dread, exploring the eerie corners of existence. Known for crafting stories that linger in the mind.

My writing area generally revolves around "Horror & Friction"

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One Sided Love
The world had changed after the pandemic, and so had I. Grief wrapped around me like a cold, unshakable shadow. Losing many close relatives to COVID left a void in my heart, a weight I carried in silence. Life felt dull, and I struggled to find purpose. That was until she entered my life.
By Kilo11 months ago in Writers
The Static Man
Daniel wakes up to the sound of an alarm clock. The apartment is dim, the air thick with dust and something else he can’t place—something old, something waiting.
By Kilo11 months ago in Horror
The Puppeteer’s Hands
It started with a creak. Elliot had always been told to stay away from the attic. His grandmother’s warning was clear: Don’t go up there. It’s full of dust and old things that should be left alone.
By Kilo12 months ago in Horror
The Candlelight Pact
The town of Black Hollow had its fair share of ghost stories, but none were as infamous as the legend of the Candlelight Pact. It was an old tradition, whispered among the reckless and the curious—light a candle at midnight, keep it burning until dawn, and your deepest wish would come true.
By Kilo12 months ago in Horror
The Last Candle
The village of Grimvale sat at the edge of an ancient forest, shrouded in mist and forgotten by time. Its people lived quiet lives, untouched by sickness or death for centuries. At the heart of the village stood a single candle, perched atop a stone altar in the old chapel. The flame never flickered, never wavered, casting its warm glow day and night. No one knew who lit it or when, but they all believed one thing: as long as the candle burned, death would never come to Grimvale.
By Kiloabout a year ago in Fiction
The Midnight Motel
The open highway stretched endlessly, a ribbon of cracked asphalt cutting through the vast, empty desert. Paul drove with the windows down, the warm wind whipping through his hair as the hum of the engine droned on. He had been driving for hours, chasing the horizon with no destination in mind. But now, exhaustion weighed on him, and the gas gauge hovered dangerously close to empty.
By Kiloabout a year ago in Fiction
The Silent Auction
The mansion stood on a hill, overlooking a sea of trees that rustled in the late autumn breeze. A single road, narrow and winding, led up to the estate. On this night, that road carried an array of luxury vehicles, all headed toward the isolated building. The invitations had been sent in thick, cream-colored envelopes, marked only by a symbol—an ouroboros, a snake eating its tail. No name, no address. Yet, somehow, each recipient knew it was meant for them.
By Kiloabout a year ago in Fiction
The Lighthouse Keeper’s Journal
The heavy thud of James's boots echoed through the long, narrow hallway of the lighthouse as he pushed open the door to his new post. The air inside was stale, smelling faintly of sea salt and old wood. The lighthouse hadn’t been manned in years, and dust hung thick in the air, swirling like the fog that clung to the outside windows.
By Kiloabout a year ago in Fiction
The Forgotten Carnival
The rain had stopped just hours ago, leaving behind a heavy fog that clung to the ground like a shroud. Five friends—Jess, Mark, Claire, Ethan, and Lily—drove along an empty highway in search of one last thrill on their weekend road trip. The trip had been an impulse decision, spurred by a lottery they hadn’t even meant to enter, but when the prize was a paid vacation, how could they say no?
By Kiloabout a year ago in Fiction
Voyage of Shadows
The Beginning of the Adventure Ryan stood at the dock, staring up at the enormous vessel in front of him. The Neptune Queen, they called it. An all-expenses-paid cruise trip—five nights, six days, pure luxury. The kind of thing that only happened in dreams or after winning a lottery. Well, they had won.
By Kiloabout a year ago in Horror
The Mirror in the Attic
The old house on the hill had been abandoned for decades, its once-grand architecture now hidden beneath layers of ivy and decay. Emily and Mark had always dreamed of restoring a historic home, and when they found this one, the price was too good to pass up. Despite warnings from the locals about the house’s strange past, they moved in, ready to start their new life.
By Kiloabout a year ago in Horror
The Rainbow's End
The sky had just cleared after a heavy downpour, and Jimmy's heart raced as he spotted the shimmering rainbow arching across the horizon. He remembered the stories his grandmother told him about leprechauns hiding their gold at the end of the rainbow. Determined to find it, he set off running down the road, his feet splashing through the puddles left by the rain.
By Kiloabout a year ago in Fiction

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One Sided Love

The Static Man

The Puppeteer’s Hands

The Candlelight Pact

The Last Candle

The Midnight Motel

The Silent Auction

The Lighthouse Keeper’s Journal

The Forgotten Carnival

Voyage of Shadows

The Mirror in the Attic

The Rainbow's End

Stories (22)