Ahriman Stories

An ONC 2024 entry A regular museum worker one day, Raul Mendez finds his life turned upside down when he gets dragged into a supernatural grapple for power that threatens to plunge the world into eternal darkness.

Not everyone knows Prince of Persia. Not everyone knows his adventure with Princess Elika. Not everyone knows that there is Epilogue. But if someone knows is probably dissatisfied or even disappointed, as I am. That's why I decided to fix it.

As Zarathustra spoke through the words of Nietzsche so too have the words of Ahriman found a voice in our age. These are the words of Ahriman.

Short fanfics based on 2008's Prince of Persia. Mashed up plots with a generic, funny feel. 2 versions of the same story, first one shorter, second one longer. Great for those who are planning to play the game for the first time.

•●•●•●•●•●•●• With one careless step, Ahuizotl reveals their secret to the whole world of the human race. Humans are after them every which way, and even the werewolves they never knew existed. What will happen, and will they survive the others relentless persuit to kill them? •●•●•●•●•●•●• Rating C Parental Restriction Advised All Rights Reserved

In any reflection on our vital existence, we might ask ourselves whether life itself is a reward or a severe corrective; whether this world, instead of being the starting point for souls aspiring to heaven or hell, would not rather be the home of the fallen, and the destiny of those who attained evident degeneration and spiritual backwardness, even having previously been inhabitants of hell itself. The story which I intend to make public below is completely true, and gathers the traumatic but fascinating personal experience of a traveler who was lost in life and on the road.

Adventurer nicknamed "prince" & princess Elika are fighting god Ahriman and trying to save the world immediately after 2008's Prince of Persia epilogue DLC. Action packed, magic oriented, and full of divine troubles and surprises.

In any reflection on our vital existence, we might ask ourselves whether life itself is a reward or a severe corrective; whether this world, instead of being the starting point for souls aspiring to heaven or hell, would not rather be the home of the fallen, and the destiny of those who attained evident degeneration and spiritual backwardness, even having previously been inhabitants of hell itself. The story which I intend to make public below is completely true, and gathers the traumatic but fascinating personal experience of a traveler who was lost in life and on the road.