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Horror fiction that delivers on its promise to scare, startle, frighten and unsettle. These stories are fake, but the shivers down your spine won't be.
Payne of the Bite (Pt. 8)
"The underground facility could not withstand the incident at hand, because the physical display was merely a test of strength." The higher-ups in charge wanted to thoroughly dissect the losing combatant. The higher-ups are faced with the challenge of recreating what is now known as the "Manhunt Purge" after collecting the specimens from an underground facility. The force behind the magical sword made evil aware of its presence now that it was in Mr. Wick's possession. For the skilled assassin, the ideal strategy for stopping those responsible for the outbreak had begun to form. However, before the outbreak could end, the combat of the world's deadliest fighters dating back to 1494 would allow full closure to the testing the higher-ups projected to create again.“
By LUiS Wrote THiS UNiVERSE6 years ago in Horror
A Race with Mortality
A RACE WITH MORTALITY by Wilson Jackson At the sound of the gun, Robert Young was off and running. The two-time Olympic gold medalist track and field star had turned professional at the age of 25. He joked with friends, saying why run for fun when you can dash for cash? His professional career so far had been very profitable—going undefeated and leaving every opponent in his dust. All except one. His current opponent looked strange, and Robert almost laughed when he saw the man at the starting line getting ready, placing his feet inside the starting blocks. He was old, and not just any kind of old, relic. Hair white as snow, face withered, body long and muscular but stringy, the man kept pace with him.
By wilson jackson6 years ago in Horror
Mercy
Friday morning, I woke up in a great mood. I had spent all day Thursday cleaning the house, running errands, and getting the kids prepared for a weekend at the lake with their uncle. My husband had set his alarm for three that morning, and left soon after for a guy's weekend of hunting and testosterone-filled fun at the cabin we co-own with a few other couples.
By Phoenixx Fyre Dean6 years ago in Horror
Super Sucker Love Chump
He could not believe what was happening. Every time he was away from her, he wanted her or needed to have her around. Somehow, he thought it was too good to be true. His mind was converted into a mesh of thoughts—different memories of his life with her in a big bag of jubilee.
By Bazooka Teaches6 years ago in Horror
That Pain in My Knee
I could sit this way forever. My knees bent into an angle of pain as they hugged my chest. I wrap my arms around them and hold them close. The melanin in my face absorbs the sun as it beats down on me. I am thankful for the ocean's mist that dabs onto my skin, cooling it from the sun. Staring at the waves is the only moment of stillness. I’ve lived here on the Mariana Island’s for 12 years now. I’ve seen so many women come and go, but I remain. I have no permission to be here ever, I am always to stay indoors, obey and work. The ego that lives inside of me, that fire that tried to bite, kick and kill those three men who brought me here, still exists. I never changed. I never fell in love with these men, the regulars that visit me or the traveling perverts who come to see us. When I close my eyes at night, I imagine San Diego again, what my older twin brothers look like now. I wonder if the Krispy Kreme donut shop is still around the corner from my house. At 10 years old, my mom got breast cancer and then I went missing. I dream that she is still alive, not burdened by cancer or worrying about me. She doesn’t need to worry about me because I am adaptable. I adapted to the world I grew up in and the world I know now. I always imagine my mother happy and healthy.
By Rachel Jacobs6 years ago in Horror
The Bright Sunlight
They stood askance. Bright purples and deep oranges speckled their faces. In the bright sunlight, the masked figures kept their hands behind their backs as if in parade rest. There stood ten of them. The wind blew the blue hair of some of the masked people standing in the Newark, Delaware corporate office complex. The vast majority of employees had left for home early this day as the company, Terry Capital, recognized Halloween as a sacred holiday. Betina Ossley walked with a stride that said purpose. As the CEO of her company she walked out last from the office. She stepped right into the standoff of the ten costumes that stood about like a copse of ill-planted evergreens. Her gait began to quicken as she saw that the rest of the parking lost remained vacant.
By Skyler Saunders6 years ago in Horror
Paint by Kelly Ganson
CUTHBERT STILES stood upright, taking in the smell of iron. As he breathed in that metallic scent, he sighed with satisfaction. A slow smile spread across his face as he admired the room, painted in that beautiful shade of red. A color so loved. Another happy sigh sounded as he passed to the bathroom, completely oblivious to stickiness under foot.
By Kelly Ganson6 years ago in Horror
Payne of the Bites (Pt. 7)
"Deep underground, the underground facility's ceiling security camera monitors every move of the two killer beings' fight. The perpetrators of the improvised incident are now watching in silence. The advanced teleportation technology worked better than the scientist predicted, attracting even more attention. To bring the elemental to the ground, the assassin hybrid used advanced grappling techniques. The battle between the two is fierce. One with far superior speed and agility to the others, as well as magnificent shape shifting abilities. The battle also appeared to destroy and damage scientific equipment and infrastructure."
By LUiS Wrote THiS UNiVERSE6 years ago in Horror
If You Love Me...
"Do you love me?" The girl coyly nods. "Of course, I do." "I know it's only been three months, but I already feel like we're so connected," the boy says, planting a kiss on her forehead as they lay in the grass and night gathers itself around them. "I just love everything about you and how you are with me. How you treat me. I've never had someone like you. I really appreciate you."
By S. L. McGee6 years ago in Horror
