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THE LEGEND OF AMELIA
In a quiet village nestled between rolling hills, lived a quirky inventor named Amelia. Her inventions were legendary, ranging from the "Snoozeinator" alarm clock that gently tickled you awake, to the "Fluffinator" that turned vegetables into cotton candy. Yet, Amelia's wildest creation was yet to come.
By Blessing clement 2 years ago in Fiction
The Time Traveler's Dilemma
In a quiet area of a small town, with hills and a peaceful river all around, there was a young boy named Max. Max was different from the other kids in his neighborhood.
By Saheed Abdulsalam2 years ago in Fiction
A Dream of the Future
I have always had really vivid dreams, I could literally see the future in them. Everything that happened in my dreams seemed to become a reality. It started off small, a simple dream lasting a few seconds. I was in school and the boy I had a crush on had forgotten to bring a pen to class. I let him borrow one of mine. A few days later it came true.
By Terri Allen2 years ago in Fiction
A Journey Through Time: The Lost World of Atlantis. Content Warning.
Once upon a time, in a forgotten era, there existed a magnificent and enigmatic civilization known as Atlantis. This lost world was said to possess advanced technology, unparalleled wisdom, and breathtaking beauty. Countless tales of its grandeur have been passed down through generations, captivating the imaginations of explorers and historians alike. Join me on a journey through time as we delve into the mysteries of Atlantis, seeking to unveil its secrets.
By Peter Kaan2 years ago in Fiction
Retribution (2023)
The film "Taken" was a commendable action thriller upon its release 15 years ago. However, it appears that Liam Neeson has been producing repetitive movies ever since. Unfortunately, this pattern continues with "Retribution," as the only thing taken in this movie is the 90 minutes of my life that I will never regain. Let us commence.
By Brian Fuerst2 years ago in Fiction
The Last Fortress - Chapter 1
Dawn's light crept over the towering walls of Valden, casting rays across the city's labyrinthine alleys and illuminating the fortress homes carved into the mountainside. Edward stood atop the eastern ramparts, watching the sunrise as he had done every morning for the past three years. Since the Blight had swarmed these walls, driving humanity back to its final refuge.
By Ashen2 years ago in Fiction
The First Part: Miao Village Mysteries" Chapter Three, Section Three
And so, I became a proud member of the People's Liberation Army. After a grueling month of basic training, our new recruits had a live ammunition shooting exercise (the only one we would have, with just two bullets per person). Due to our lack of preparation for the recoil of the Type 95 rifle and our inexperience with live ammunition, few of us managed to hit the targets at a distance of one hundred meters. Seeing the poor marksmanship of the new recruits, the division's staff officers shook their heads in disappointment. Our company commander was filled with embarrassment, and our faces turned red as we bowed our heads in shame.
By 徐金升2 years ago in Fiction
The First Part: Miao Village Mysteries" Chapter Three, Section Two
After many years, my mother still talked to me about the scene from that time. She said, "You couldn't write at that time, and when you saw his clenched fist, you just laughed uncontrollably. Later, your grandfather found a piece of charcoal and had you draw on the ground. You did it with precision, drawing a character '人' (person) effortlessly. Your grandfather's high-level friend, the one who later did the fortune-telling for your third uncle, clapped his hands and laughed heartily. When he opened his palm, it was exactly the same '人' character. Your grandfather was baffled at first, but then the high-level friend explained that you were born with a special gift, capable of seeing the spiritual world, and even communicating with ghosts and spirits."
By 徐金升2 years ago in Fiction
The First Part: Miao Village Mysteries" Chapter Three, Section One
Furthermore, about my grandfather, after experiencing these ups and downs, he lay in bed for a month before recovering. This time, he didn't try to arrange a wife for my third uncle. Instead, he secretly had a fortune teller analyze my uncle's birth chart. The divination contained just two sentences: "A single goose flies from the south, and mandarin ducks are hard to pair." In plain terms, it meant that my third uncle had a rare destiny of repelling wives.
By 徐金升2 years ago in Fiction
The first part, "Miao Village Witch Ancestors," Chapter One, Section Two
Once this was said, Shen Yuan Chao's hair stood on end, and he felt a shiver run through his body. Following Zhang Zhu's pointing finger, he noticed that the package, wrapped up like a rice dumpling, had changed. The center of the package began to tremble like ripples in water, and the frequency and amplitude of the tremors increased rapidly.
By 徐金升2 years ago in Fiction
Book One, Miao Village Witch Ancestor, Chapter Two, Section Two
The village chief, known for his sharp ears, heard the accountant mocking him and couldn't help but get furious. He rushed over, grabbed the accountant by the collar, and gave him a resounding slap. "Who the hell are you insulting?" The two of them started wrestling. The head of security, who was on good terms with the accountant, saw him in trouble and joined the fight against the village chief, making it a two-on-one brawl. The women's association head couldn't stand it (rumor had it that she and the village chief had a private relationship), and with a loud "ao" sound, she jumped onto the head of security, scratching his face with her fingernails, leaving ten bloody marks. Those who had a good relationship with the village chief and the accountant also joined the battle. For a moment, there was chaos in my grandfather's yard, with cries and shouts filling the air.
By 徐金升2 years ago in Fiction
Book One, Miao Village Witch Ancestors, Chapter Two, Section Three
Two months later, my third uncle took a leave from the army to take the new third aunt to a large hospital in the city for prenatal check-ups. As the long-distance bus my third uncle was on entered the station (at that time, long-distance buses drove very fast, and the driver's pay was tied to the number of trips), he saw that the new third aunt was already standing on the platform.
By 徐金升2 years ago in Fiction