Adventure
Sleeping Beauty Never Woke Up — And History Tried to Hide It
In the crumbling ruins of Château d’Ussé in France, researchers uncovered letters describing a noblewoman who fell into an inexplicable coma around 1696 — the same year Charles Perrault penned La Belle au Bois Dormant. The woman, named Rosamonde de Bailleul, was said to breathe softly, her cheeks retaining color for years. Physicians called her “the woman who defied time.” When the tale spread, it turned into a parable — rewritten as a fairytale to mask what some believed was a royal scandal.
By GoldenSpeech3 months ago in Chapters
The Ash Bride: Cinderella’s Real Bargain
Before the ball, before the slipper, Ella made a promise. The woman who appeared by the cinders wasn’t clothed in light — she was wrapped in soot, her eyes like molten silver. She asked only one thing in return for the miracle: a favor on the twelfth stroke of the twelfth bell.
By GoldenSpeech3 months ago in Chapters
The Scarlet Reef: Ariel’s Lost Daughter
Fifty years after Ariel’s tale, sailors in the Baltic began reporting a new species of coral shaped like human spines. A marine biologist named Dr. Ingrid Maren led an expedition to collect samples. The coral sang — literally — emitting frequencies that formed melodic patterns. One diver reported seeing eyes open in the reef.
By GoldenSpeech3 months ago in Chapters
The Iron Kingdom: The Sleeping Beauty That Never Woke
When Aurora fell into her cursed sleep, her body lay still. But her mind? It didn’t rest. Inside her endless dream, she built a world. A place of gold towers and clockwork suns. Every face she knew appeared there, smiling but hollow — their laughter echoing like chimes.
By GoldenSpeech3 months ago in Chapters
The Paper Kingdom: Mulan’s Afterlife
After the war, the warrior Hua Mulan returned home a hero — but her village had vanished. Historians often dismiss this as legend. Yet ancient scrolls from the Tang Dynasty mention an entire province that “folded into silence.”
By GoldenSpeech3 months ago in Chapters
