Adventure

Escapade
Once upon a time, there was a raccoon named Dross. He was unlike other animals, he could speak! Dross thought it was a fascinating ability that he used to his advantage. he would trick humans to lure them away from things he wanted to steal. The other animals found this disturbing and so Dross was normally alone. This was fine to him, he was a solitary being after all.
By Kal Alvey3 years ago in Fiction
The Enchanted Forest
In a land far away, there was a forest unlike any other. It was said that this forest was enchanted, full of magic and mystery. The trees were tall and the leaves shimmered in the sunlight like diamonds. Flowers bloomed in vibrant colors, their fragrance filling the air. The forest was alive with sound, the chirping of birds, the rustling of leaves, and the distant howl of wolves.
By Pepe Magic3 years ago in Fiction
Reimagining History
As I sit down to write this article, I am reminded of the words of renowned physicist Stephen Hawking, who once said, "I do not doubt that in reality, the future will be vastly more surprising than anything I can imagine. Now I suspect that the Universe is not only queerer than we suppose but queerer than we can suppose." These words have proved to be prophetic as I find myself in the unique position of being able to write about history from the perspective of the future.
By Gopikrishna3 years ago in Fiction
"The Legacy of Lily: A Spiritual Journey of Love and Wisdom"
"The universe is like a giant mirror. It reflects back to us what we put out into the world." - The Wise Old Man of the Mountain
By Word Weaver 3 years ago in Fiction
"Heart Beat: The Tiny Ant Who Taught Us About Kindness"
Once upon a time, in a vast green meadow, there lived a small ant colony. The ants of this colony were very hardworking and dedicated. They worked together to collect food for the queen and take care of the young ones. They were all very close and loved each other very much.
By Word Weaver 3 years ago in Fiction
Hugo
Once upon a time, in the heart of a bustling zoo, there lived a grumpy hippo named Hugo. He lived right in the center of the zoo, surrounded by other animal enclosures. Hugo was notorious for his bad temper and would snap at anyone who dared to come too close to his muddy pool. His fellow animals steered clear of him whenever possible, but despite his grumpiness, Hugo was the center of attention in the zoo.
By Omar Sohail3 years ago in Fiction
The Mystery of the Temple in the Forest: Part 2
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By Thaman Venigalla3 years ago in Fiction

Anthagaaran

This story is about a planet called (Anthagaaram) in the universe (andromeda), two hundred and twenty thousand light-years away from which we live.

By Selva Kumar3 years ago in Fiction

The Rise of the Amazon Queen

In the ancient land of Themiscyra, nestled near the Black Sea, there lived a tribe of fierce women warriors known as the Amazons. Led by their queen, Hippolyta, the Amazons were renowned for their exceptional fighting skills and were feared by many.

By Lamia3 years ago in Fiction

The Treacherous Journey through the Mountains of Ur - Chapter 2

Oh, hapless reader, thou hast stumbled upon the second volume of my tome, wherein the dire and dreadful tale of The Purple Tempest shall continue. In the pages that follow, the intrepid Ethan shall venture forth into the treacherous mountains of Ur, where peril and horror doth lurk around every corner. But beware, dear reader, for the journey ahead shall be fraught with unforeseen dangers and malevolent entities beyond the reckoning of mortal men. The mountains of Ur are a place of ancient and terrible power, where madness and darkness reign supreme. As Ethan journeys deeper into this accursed land, he shall encounter strange and otherworldly beings that defy all reason and logic. Creatures that slither and crawl in the shadows, waiting for their chance to strike with lethal force. Forces beyond the comprehension of mere mortals shall seek to thwart his every move, to drag him down into the abyssal depths of despair. And yet, amidst the chaos and horror, there may yet be hope. For within the depths of the mountains lies a hidden power, a source of ancient knowledge and arcane magic that could spell the difference between salvation and damnation. So, dear reader, if thou art brave enough to venture forth into the dark and foreboding world of The Purple Tempest, then turn the page and read on. But be warned, for once you have entered this accursed realm, there may be no escape from its grip.

By Michael König-Weichhardt3 years ago in Fiction

RRR - Movie Review

Introduction So "RRR" is Indian Cinema Tollywood, not Bollywood. RRR is directed by director SS Raja muli and essentially what they've done took a couple of historical revolutionary figures from India they were like let's put them in a movie and make them action heroes so the setup of the film it takes place in the early 20th century India is under British occupation.

By Havi Nagpal3 years ago in Fiction

65 - Movie Review

Introduction So 65 is a boring slog of an action..? action? drama? sci-fi film! Adam Driver plays this pilot from another world he's hauling a bunch of people who are in cryo he gets hit by this meteor no asteroid! the ship crash lands on this planet there's one Survivor so he and this one Survivor are gonna Traverse this alien world that happens to be Earth 65 million years ago which I always found was weird that it was shown in the trailer that would have been an awesome reveal I remember watching the trailer being like that could be a Planet of the Apes style reveal at the end of the film and after watching the movie it still could be it tells you in text in the title of the movies like by the way this is Earth 65 million years ago would have been way cooler to have it be called 65 and have some sort of red herring rope-a-dope thing going on like oh I'm hauling 65 passengers the audience is like oh that's why it's called 65 because even the dinosaurs in here I recognize some of them but there are some like I don't know what that dinosaur is granted not a paleontologist but I'm just saying there were some I didn't recognize so have the ones that are less recognizable be the main threat and at the end have a T-Rex an audience can be like oh oh 65 million years right all right based on the film on what it did do, um they walked that happened which you could have work.

By Havi Nagpal3 years ago in Fiction