In a world. A world where there was only war everywhere. Blood, death, screams, terrors all around the place. Masayuki, a hopeless person who lived as he sought the faintest light. As if he was hanging by a thread. Looking for meaning in life. The light was a girl named Shion. A person wi...

A world long forgotten

The year was 1004. Thanks to its revolutionary tactics The Reevian kingdom of the west was making impressive victories in recent battles but the sheer size of the large Imperial army of the east was preventing ‘’Reeva’’ from making the push they desired into imperial territory. The second Magis w...

A wild-boy in a post-apocalyptic world, fleeing from mysterious enemies, both within and without. Running. A boy is running. The sound of tall grass trampled underfoot. Running the Acres is hard. You run long enough, gets where what you’re running toward and what you’re running from start t...

I just wanted to be remembered.............in a twisted sorta way.

A short story inspired by Lemon Demon's CrpytoSanta, a Christmas song about eldritch body horror, which I took to mind with a little twist.

Have you ever met a ghost? What is a ghost anyway? This is a story about various people that meets them. They're not a ghost to be precise, but those who still lingers in this world with an attachment to this world, to this certain airport. Trapped between the afterlife and the mortal world, will...

This is a short story the first half of which (the 'symbolic' part) I wrote quite a few years ago. About a month ago I roughly doubled it in word count, adding the 'sci-fi' part. They are divided by a *** . In the second part I basically describe 'paradise' itself the way I have imagined it. ...

A boy of unknown origin falls off the edge of the world, as he is about to die he is sent to another dimension similar to heaven. Once he awakens the boy realizes that he is now deceased and no longer a part of the real world. All alone he breaks down into tears, As he tries to figure out if his...

One man who fears death ends up stronger than death itself.