fantasy
Celebrating the fantastical. Let your imagination run wild.
Talvi
PROLOGUE The wind was brutal as she stepped through the mouth of the cave. The night was dark, and the wind howled and whistled, dislodging snow from the cliff above. Spears of ice grew towards the ground from the ceiling, lethal and immense. The moon hung low and full in the sky, bright despite the flurry in its wake; it was massive and a great deal closer to her world than she was accustomed to.
By A. L. Blacksmith5 years ago in Futurism
Under a Purple Sky
Four pall bearers carried a small casket with a green and white flag draped over it. Two appeared to be men. Of the other two, one floated beside the coffin, small and delicate in appearance. The other towered over the men, one huge hand under the casket, bearing most of the weight. Many others stood at attention beside the grave.
By Rhema Sayers5 years ago in Futurism
Upon The Rising Of The Serpent
-Prologue- All was quiet upon that bridge, where it met the sky, he sat. Mead in hand, he listened. First came the bristling of the trees far off, then the rushing waters of the rivers. Next came slightest cracks in the stone that lay ahead of them. The feet that pommeled at the ground beneath them. At the summit of a mountain not far off, the sun kissed for the last time, fore clambering over its summit were the harbingers of the end times. The trickster at their helm.
By Jamie Santoni-Richards5 years ago in Futurism
The Story of Loren
In a time long before the earth took shape or form, divine gods of an unknown world descended from the heavens onto a desolate rock. Having drifted for eons, they grew weary and took a quick interest in the inhospitable wasteland. Finding it to their favor, they created life as forward-thinking and intelligent as they were. For a time, all was peaceful; the gods relished their children, and their children worshiped them unconditionally. As seasons passed, the divines taught them their ways of magic, metal bending, forms of art, and other higher sciences. Thus, their children's power grew as it did their buildings, machines, cities, and weapons of great height and strength. However, one such creation became beyond that of any other. He rivaled even his creators, and Bahadur was his name. Endowed with the greatest of gifts he was to be the shining example of perfection, the brightest star in a sky of the stars a creation that personified the divine’s brilliance. For a time, he was that which they intended, leading the people of the world with his magnificent feats of power the god’s creations reached ever higher heights. Until he himself was worshipped as a deity, held at pinnacle of civilizations, which the gods marveled in admiration at their creation and what they were capable to do in the beginning. The god’s admiration would not last long, however. Marveled as they were, they quickly grew concerned that they had taught their children too much, and so decided to hold a council. The verdict was unanimous---they would leave the earth and rule afar, in their kingdom.
By Winfield Brothers 5 years ago in Futurism
psychic assassin
When Joanna McCoy was rolled into the lab on the flat bed, she was as dead as a nail. Her bloodied face from the accident had been wiped clean and the exposed parts of her body was as pale as a sheet of white cardboard. The parts where the trauma of the accident she suffered was established had changed from the thick red gashes of breaking flesh to the indigo hue of old wounds. A funereal procession of silence led her into the working theater of The Area.
By Tess Trueheart5 years ago in Futurism
Red Moon a Moral story
It will be dark now, as night falls, Varisha said quickly and the sky will turn red. Nana! There is an eclipse today. "Yahya read the newspaper in the drawing room and told Nana the latest news." Well, what is this? "Nana asked Yahya. "If a planet comes in front of the sun, then the sun disappears. He shared his information. "Hey Nana! It will be dark now, like night." Varisha said quickly: "And the sky will turn red." Meanwhile, Abdul Bari, Zehra and Abdul Wasi also entered the drawing room with fear on their faces.
By Muhammad Hussain5 years ago in Futurism
The Arena of Life
The slave auction was a chaotic event as thousands of people came to sell and purchase animals, livestock, and people. People were bustling about--and bids on the living goods were shouted out into the forum. Many people gathered, not only to buy slaves and livestock, but they also came to watch as people from various parts of the world; kidnapped from their homes and taken to a foreign land--they spoke in various languages--some understanding others were yelling to the others. While others like the women and children stood silently, watching the Roman crowd with large fearful eyes. Some were even crying.
By Pax Victoria5 years ago in Futurism










