The A.I Horrors is a series of short A.I prompted stories that revolve around mysteries and supernatural phenomenals as the result of A.I.

Andrew Stevens has an unexpected visitor arriving to his house which turns out to be his younger sister, Erin. She has come to stay with him because their parents "kicked her out". After getting acquainted in his home, Erin suggested the idea of visiting Japan. Little did Andrew know, his sister ...

A man comes back to Japan, the land of sunrise to find someone. As he progresses to his destination, he recalls the sweet past memories of a promise once was made.

A short story from Rachel from Fallow the Leader’s perspective.

Just a collection of words. There's no real rhyme or reason to it. Some are short, some are long, all are mine.

Jennifer, a 14-year old girl was hit by the car who was reborn as a ghost, many years later, she arrives on the some kind of the strange studio, Inks Walney, and discovers that a machine has corrupted the entire studio and brought certain deadly cartoon characters to life.

Amidst a strange supernatural phenomenon, an overworked editor has a chance encounter with someone he never thought he'd see again.

"Please don’t leave." "If you leave, I’d be so lonely." I felt as if a surge of water rushed in, filling my nostrils, mouth and lungs, preventing me from continuing with this. "What are you searching for?" ... August 15th. On this hot muggy day, a young man joins hand with his Thanatos, e...

Ayase Akaru possesses an extraordinary ability to glimpse his own future, guiding his choices in life. But when he encounters two divine beings, Thanatos and Eros, his world is turned upside down. Thanatos foretells a tragic destiny for his beloved Yumi, while Eros offers a different path to ...

Kei, a homeless young man, was somehow entangled in a series of confessions directed at the same young woman. Whether by sheer coincidence or fate, he becomes a silent witness to a repeated rejection delivered with the same painful words— “Our relationship wouldn’t bloom. There’s a great dista...