Christophercolumbus Stories

How me nd my byfrends met and how we kiss

"What do you see in that guy?" "He makes me laugh." I love him. He's so silly and scrunckly and adorable and (not really but still ) sweet. Hes my baby and I love him. We're dating but he doesn't know it. He's making me question my sexuality.

Don't expect me to upload regularly

What if Christopher Columbus went south instead? 4,000 words, alternate history. From personal pages of Christopher Columbus' captains log and the POV of one of the crewmen.

These will just be short little things that I don't have a good place to put into, possibly some opinions too.

Merlin, a powerful sorcerer, is in trouble. He has lost the only way to enter the planet he created. His arch-nemesis, known as KK, is trying to find a way in to take over. Will Merlin be able to find the key before his enemy does? Merlin finds a group of young people he thinks can defeat the Trials he created to protect the key. He rips them away from their homes and their lives. He is confident that his plan will work. After all, he has chosen the most capable and experienced teens there is. But even if they manage to pass the Trials. . . will they survive the Labyrinth, where all magic is blocked and monsters roam?

During the ice age, people needed wage. So they moved to this new place with plenty of space. People from Asia came to America. Soon they learned to farm, all day long. This lead to them becoming strong. Then the maya, adjusted to life, no longer the pariah. The Inca and Aztec rose to power, but it ended in a wreck that was rather sour. This was because Christopher Columbus sailed the ocean blue in 1492.

He sailed the ocean blue

What if Christopher Columbus had changed course, and went south towards the Pacific, instead of across the Atlantic Ocean? What would he have seen and experienced? An alternate history prompt for the Historical Fiction SmackDown.