Fantasy

The Cow That Outsmarted Mosquitoes
It began as a joke. In a quiet farming village on the outskirts of Kyoto, Japan, a man named Dr. Taro Kojima lived among his cows and his notebooks. Once a promising university biologist, he had returned to his father’s farm after losing funding for his research. The world had moved on, and so had the science he once loved.
By Wellova 4 months ago in Fiction
The Crimson Blood On White Snow
Prologue: The Crimson Blood on White Snow By Lenn Marcus If death doesn’t take me, the curse will. The crimson stain bled into the white snow — red, fresh, and screaming of death.
By Lenn Marcus4 months ago in Fiction
Title: Modern Technology in Today’s Refrigerators: Smart Features, Efficiency, and Innovation
Refrigerators have come a long way since their invention in the early 20th century. What once was a simple insulated box with a basic cooling mechanism has evolved into a high-tech, energy-efficient, and intelligent kitchen centerpiece. Today’s refrigerators are not just about keeping food cold—they’re about enhancing convenience, preserving freshness longer, reducing energy consumption, and even connecting to your digital life. Thanks to rapid advancements in technology, modern refrigerators now integrate smart systems, advanced materials, AI-driven features, and sustainable engineering. Let’s explore the cutting-edge technologies shaping the refrigerators of today.
By handy maneshon4 months ago in Fiction
Eiffel Tower 2025: Is the Iconic Landmark Really at Risk? The Truth Behind the Viral Rumors
Paris, the City of Light, has always been a place that captures the imagination of millions. At the heart of this iconic city stands the Eiffel Tower, a landmark that has inspired awe, romance, and wonder for more than a century. However, in recent weeks, social media has been buzzing with alarming claims: "The Eiffel Tower is going to be demolished in 2026." Videos, posts, and memes have gone viral, sending a wave of panic and curiosity around the globe. But what is the truth behind these rumors?
By Wellova 4 months ago in Fiction
The Last Light on Earth. AI-Generated.
The sky used to glow with color. Not from the sun — that had faded long ago — but from the satellites that circled above, thousands of them, blinking like artificial stars.
By kashif khan4 months ago in Fiction
The Clockmaker’s Secret
Chapter 1: The Whisper of the Past It had been years since anyone had set foot inside the dusty, forgotten clock shop on Waverly Street. The wooden sign that hung crookedly above the door, once vibrant and polished, now looked like a ghost of its former self. “Elson’s Clockworks,” it read, barely legible.
By hameed ur rehman4 months ago in Fiction
The Rupture
My children... The Dark Lord himself has let the morbid believers of the Up-Above fool his followers into thinking that they would be taken up, and we have all had a nice laugh with all of their most pitiful miscalculations and threats to the rest of us...heathens. We know that we will be taken down at the end of this month as the demons and spirits rise up and finally make their promise real with our corporeal forms now dismissed as we all dance, celebrate and laugh with his true light-giver.
By Kendall Defoe 4 months ago in Fiction
Chapter 30 “The Lottery”
Emma looked as though she had all her blood drained suddenly, then with a soft squeak, she sang out with her skin glowing once again, “Cara! Cara! Is that the Holy Ghost or is this my SISTER!!!!!” She jumped up and ran over to the tall black woman. I immediately recognized her though it had been a long time. Several years since their parents died and Cara left.
By Melissa Ingoldsby4 months ago in Fiction
The Inevitable Ian. Top Story - October 2025.
I've no idea what's going on here. Why is the gardener here so fond of gardenias? Oh, here's someone. How odd looking she is in that old fashioned get up. Where have I woken up this time?
By D. J. Reddall4 months ago in Fiction
Jacob Misses His Mother
Parallel Lives Between A Mother And A Son By: Mariann Carroll, October 13, 2025(Revised) It is 2030, the year Jacob Malone discovered a special Camera that can take you back in time.
By Mariann Carroll4 months ago in Fiction
Torenza: The Veil Between Worlds (Last Part)
Jonathan Reed had been missing for weeks, leaving Heathrow in silent panic. Daniel Price, a junior officer at JFK, stared at the black passport on his desk. The silver letters shimmered faintly: **Daniel Price — Citizen of Torenza.** A chill ran down his spine; the air seemed alive, thick with anticipation.
By Wellova 4 months ago in Fiction
She Texted Me After She Died
It started with a notification. A single message that appeared on my phone at 2:17 a.m. a message from Emily Hart. That wouldn’t have been strange… except Emily had been dead for three days.
By Farooq Hashmi4 months ago in Fiction