Horror

Hidden Secrets of The Legions
In a distant galaxy, there existed a powerful and technologically advanced civilization known as The Legions. They were ruled by a powerful and secretive organization known as the Council, which controlled all aspects of society and kept the population under strict surveillance.
By Adria_X_Rae3 years ago in Fiction
The Strange Cabin in the Woods
Once upon a time, there was a small town nestled in the heart of the woods. The town was known for its eerie atmosphere and strange occurrences, but the residents never paid much attention to it, believing it to be nothing more than superstition.
By Vaishxnav3 years ago in Fiction
9.14
It was during this pandemic that I started jogging. I was never overweight, If anything I always looked malnutrition. Like everything, the miracle this lockdown brought was this glorious belly that which me or any of my family ever hoped. Yes I was a bit fat. As I felt the lockdown might be lifted soon and I knew this pandemic was ending. I needed to do something about my physique. So, I started jogging. It was really hard at first, dragging my lazy ass through the 1km I hoped to conquer. A week went by and I improved. Now i can almost run upto 4km and I’ve scheduled my route like wise. I just picked random roads around my house, never discussed the roads or never cared because I was not that afraid of traveling alone nor was easily scred by the thoughts of things lurking in the darkness.
By Sooraj Parakkattil3 years ago in Fiction
A Whisper of Words
The scent of books hovered in the air as I pushed the book cart around the library. It started off great but took a turn for the worse when the opening headline mentioned that the police found a prominent local doctor dead from a gunshot wound, execution style. I shook my head in disbelief as I knew her, and doctor Tabitha Grey was one of my favorite regulars.
By Matthew Angelo3 years ago in Fiction
Hallow
Edwin, even with his vision distorted, could make out the hulking monsters in front of him. Grawks. He had dubbed them that after the horrible sound their bark-like limbs seemed to make with every movement. A sound only made worse by the guttural screech they made before an attack. It took no time for them to take notice of Edwin, alone, on an all too familiar street. He turns his head in the direction of his childhood home but finds only ash. Had Aiden escaped? The asphalt he stood upon cracked and crumbled, and the burnt remains of vehicles lay around him. Just how long had Edwin been out? The gnarled faces of the Grawks turned to face him, their dead amber eyes gazing through him.
By Alex Boone3 years ago in Fiction
The Reset: A Tale of Virtual Entrapment
As the sun began to set on the quiet suburban neighbourhood, Jane logged onto her computer, eager to check her emails after a long day at work. She typed in her username and password, but a red error message popped up on the screen: "Incorrect Password. Please reset your password."
By Govern Ramulifho3 years ago in Fiction
Start 2023 with mysteries worth rereading and newer page-turners
Start 2023 with mystifications worth rereading and newer runner- gymnasts Drink to the new time, and may it bring us some noble fictional errors and mayhem. I ended my last column of 2022 with a question Is there a riddle novel that you ’ve read multiple times for the pleasure of it, despite knowing the ending? I was allowing of quite a many that I constantly readdress myself; most specially Sue Grafton’s Kinsey Millhone series, Elizabeth George’s Inspector Lynley series, and Anthony Horowitz’s “ conversationalist Murders ” and “ Moonflower Murders, ” all of which offer the kind of rich characterizations and overall cleverness that constantly suit my mood on a stormy autumn. Turns out a lot of you have some constantly redefined pets; then are just a many Classic British mystifications further than one of you copped to rereading Agatha Christie multiple times; others mentioned DorothyL. Sayers ’ “ Gaudy Night ”( “ because of Harriet Vane ”), Margery Allingham’s “ The Fear subscribe, ” Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes stories, and Daphne du Maurier’s romantic suspenser “ Rebecca. ”( I ’m a huge addict of the ultimate — if you have n’t read it, what are you staying for? — as well as the Hitchcock movie.) More recent workshop named includedP.D. James ’ Adam Dalgliesh series, Charles Todd’s Ian Rutledge series, John le Carré’s “ Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy ” and “ Smiley’s People, ” and Richard Osman’s three Thursday Murder Club books. transnational series Nordic — specifically, Swedish — noir remains popular, with further than one of you naming the 10- volume Martin Beck series( set in Sweden), by Maj Sjöwall and Per Wahlöö. One anthology noted that he bought the books back in the 1970s and rereads them each about formerly a decade. Also named for reprise visits Henning Mankell’s Kurt Wallender mystifications, and Stieg Larsson’s “ The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. ”
By Samira3 years ago in Fiction
Lost in Dark Amazon Jungle
Once upon a time, there was a young couple named Jack and Jill. They decided to take a trip to the Amazon jungle for a romantic adventure. They were both experienced hikers and had heard that the jungle was home to some of the most beautiful sights in the world.
By SAMBHAJI CHOUGULE3 years ago in Fiction
The day of the zombie outbreak
Time passed, we do not know what the group of monsters on the street, how it appeared, but when we gazed at them we could not help but chill, that is from the bottom of the heart overflowing with fear.
By J.Soul3 years ago in Fiction
The day of the zombie outbreak
"What kind of monsters are these." Xu Shouren muttered Looking at the riot on the street, everyone covered their mouths, at this time, a person in the middle of the wine game suddenly reacted, opened his cell phone to dial the phone, his cell phone is not a special Feng Yun Xuan direct machine, after dialing there has been showing the state of not connected.
By J.Soul3 years ago in Fiction
Can You Jump High Enough?
Driving on their way on their way to the funeral, the station wagon remained silent. Following every car in line, the family of five was upset. Though his face hadn't displayed much emotion, Dexter was a wreck on the inside. After all those years of being together, nothing had prepared him to say goodbye to his father.
By Thavien Yliaster3 years ago in Fiction
The pizza ghost
Once upon a time, in a land far, far away, there was a ghost named Pizza. Pizza was a mischievous spirit who loved to play pranks on the living.
By Siva Kumar3 years ago in Fiction