After getting murdered by his friends, Teri wakes up in a dungeon that reeks of roses, ink, and flesh. No fanfare. No big-tiddied goddess handing him a cheat ability. Nada. He just clings to a single thought: if he wants to go home, he needs to clear this dungeon. It doesn’t take long for him ...

In a world consumed by famine, ash, and silence, a solitary mother trudges through the desolate landscape, cradling a bundle wrapped in cloth. To outsiders, it appears to be her child the last flicker of hope in a dying world. To her, it represents everything. She fights for it. She endures hu...

When Nia wakes in a crumbling ruin, hunted by Nightmares, she remembers only one thing: she died. In this strange world called the Dream, the rules shift, the monsters wear familiar faces, and a single comforting presence will be the first crack in her unraveling mind. Elsewhere, Dio meets a youn...

When is it right to be courageous? When is it right to be cautious? Would you risk your life to save the world or hope for the best and wait out the storm? These are the questions, Tayo, and his comrades have to ask themselves when they and hundreds of thousands of people get trapped in the v...

Theo walks the thin line between light and darkness. When the Midnight Circle falls, hidden sins awaken... and nothing will ever be the same.

After a traumatic experience at her old school, she believed moving to the remote countryside would give her peace. But it didn't last when she read a horror story in a mobile app. The terror within those pages bled into reality. With the curse that strikes even in broad daylight, survival become...

Karina never believed in superstition. Raised in a steel and glass city where the only monsters wore suits. She's all sharp edges, logic, and late nights. But when her grandmother who lives alone falls gravely ill, Karina leaves behind her digital life to care for her in Aklan, a village so remot...

KNOCK KNOCK is a series of one-chapter horror stories. Pearlyn M. midnight writing hours.

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