Fan Fiction

The Powerful Fool
If you let me go, I can tell you the address of a treasure buried in this forest. The treasure is so abundant that even if you use it for centuries, it will not run out.
By Sudais Zakwan24 days ago in Fiction
We’re All Running, But No One Knows Where
Everywhere you look, people are moving. Rushing through traffic, chasing deadlines, scrolling endlessly, planning the next step before finishing the current one. We celebrate hustle, speed, and ambition, yet beneath all that motion lies a strange emptiness. It feels like we’re all running, but no one truly knows where we’re going.
By Hanif Ullah 24 days ago in Fiction
The Name He Would Not Say
“Do you want to start where you usually start or where it hurts today.” “It all hurts. I just pick the one that hurts loudest.”
By Sound and Spirit24 days ago in Fiction
The Rise of Iron North
In the Empire of Zhuyan, the firstborn prince was a shadow in his own palace. His name was Lián Feng, son of Emperor Zhuyan Long and his first consort, Lady Mei Lin—a woman the world pretended to forget.
By Aries Mimsy25 days ago in Fiction
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: The Untold Story Before Game of Thrones
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: A Simpler, Deeper Story from the World of Westeros When people think of epic fantasy television, the first name that comes to mind is Game of Thrones—a brutal world of power, betrayal, dragons, and blood-soaked politics. Later, House of the Dragon expanded that universe with even more fire and royal conflict.
By Junaid Shahid 25 days ago in Fiction
The Fence Between Us
“You’re measuring it wrong.” “I’m measuring it the way it’s always been measured.” “That’s why it keeps leaning.” “It stood fine for years.”
By Sound and Spirit25 days ago in Fiction
Red Wolf: Vengeance in the Asara Sands. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
The desert wind sliced through Kai Silva’s tactical gear, carrying the acrid stench of gunpowder and burnt circuitry as his exoskeleton hummed to life. Etched on the armor’s inner lining—scratched deep enough to survive three tours—was his father’s mantra: “Honor is life.” The words burned hotter than the 120°F Asara sun as he gripped the dog tag around his neck, its edges worn smooth from years of being clenched in panic, rage, and grief. It was the only relic of Carl Houston, his father—a Delta Force legend declared MIA by G.T.I. (Global Tactical Intervention) without a single search mission, no recovery team, not even a condolence letter.
By 冬冬25 days ago in Fiction
The Bench That Never Moved
“You sit here every day.” “Most days.” “Why this spot.” “It’s quiet.” “There are quieter places.” “Not like this.” “You waiting for someone.”
By Sound and Spirit25 days ago in Fiction
The Things That Almost Got Said
“I haven’t done this in a long time.” “That’s all right.” “I don’t even know where to start.” “You can start anywhere.”
By Sound and Spirit25 days ago in Fiction
The Last Light
Every night at exactly 9:17 p.m., a soft yellow light appears in the third-floor window of a narrow apartment overlooking a silent street. The timing never changes. The bulb never flickers. The light never fails.
By Waqid Ali 26 days ago in Fiction
Fighting the Ice Vampire: Adventures of Samurai Santa
Directions for Learning to Unlearn and Navigating in coldest weather of hell> > > Remember these words> > . . . .looking through the eye of the heart. . . . . while visiting nihongo or Japan to give gifts to children during christmas, santa falls from the chimney of a house of samurai, hearing santa scream to the fangs of an easter vampire bunny of terror . . . . . . the famous words . . .
By SAMURAI SAM AND WILD DRAGONS26 days ago in Fiction
👑✨ The Princess Who Refused the Crown, and the Prince Who Learned to Kneel ✨👑
A Romantic Fairy-Tale Story In the kingdom of Aurelion, bells rang for everything. They rang for births and battles, treaties and triumphs, sunrises and royal moods. Bells were certainty. Bells were order.
By Zidane26 days ago in Fiction