Cosmichorror Stories

Why do dreams occur at night? And what do they symbolize? Are they fragments of an existing Multiverse? Or are they just mere creations of our own intense feelings and emotions? The question that even modern science failed to answer. Meet Kaizen Mizuki, an ordinary high schooler living an extraordinary nightmare. By day, he survives classrooms, bullying, and the quiet weight of expectations pressing down on him from every direction. By night, his sleep fractures into something far stranger, dreams that feel too real, spaces that exist between waking and reality, and fears that take shape and speak back. At first, they are only dreams. Then they begin to follow him. As Kaizen drifts through liminal worlds where logic bends and fear becomes tangible, he learns that sleep is not an escape, but a doorway. What begins as psychological horror slowly unfolds into something vast, astral travel, higher dimensions, and cosmic beings that do not hate humanity... yet are willing to erase it without hesitation. While galaxies burn and universes tremble beyond human perception, Kaizen still wakes up for school. He still laughs with friends. He still falls in love. Aoi, a girl who is playful, teasing, and painfully human towards him becomes his anchor to a normal life, even as Kaizen is pulled further away from it. Between awkward lunches, quiet walks, and moments of fragile romance, he carries a truth no one else can see, that reality itself is unstable, and he may be the only one standing between the boundary of existence and collapse. This is a slow burn story, blending slice-of-life warmth with psychological tension, scientific curiosity, and cosmic horror, Liminal Drift is a story about crossing boundaries, between dreams and waking, fear and courage, love and responsibility. Because sometimes, survival isn't just about saving the universe... It's about choosing to face it, even when the cost is everything... - P.S- Images in this story are all AI generated

When eight-year-old Sylvie Laufeydottir swiped a TemPad and fled the Time Variance Authority, she didn't just jump through time-she tore through the veil of reality itself. She didn't land in a cozy corner of the multiverse; she plummeted into the heart of the 41st Millennium, crashing directly into the Palace of Slaanesh. In a realm built on the total corruption of the soul, Sylvie is the ultimate anomaly: the one being whom the Prince of Pleasure cannot tempt. Intrigued by this "perfection," Slaanesh doesn't devour the young goddess-She adopts her. Raised by a Chaos God and guarded by a choir of literal Noise Marines, Sylvie grows up at the intersection of Asgardian sorcery and cosmic horror. But while the Palace of Slaanesh is a playground of neon-drenched mischief and sonic-blast "uncles," the TVA hasn't forgotten the variant who got away. Now, a strike team is coming to prune the entire 40K reality to fix the "Sylvie Branch." They expect a scared girl. Instead, they'll find a teenage Goddess of Mischief backed by the most possessive mother in the Eye of Terror-a mother who will gladly burn every timeline in existence to keep her daughter safe.

Simon, out of some weird premonition, tells the captain to wait before she dives in to get him. With no other choice but to trust each other, The Captain listens for once. As he gets to the last stretch of his mission, the Blood Eel chases him down, ready to devour him to keep The Light and its secrets in the depths of the Blood Ocean. If there is a God, Simon prays that he can survive. He doesn't care how, he just wants to live. Please...

She didn't just survive the disaster- she became it. After fusing with an entire city, Kawaiia turns into something impossible: a living anomaly capable of reshaping reality itself. But power like that doesn't come quietly. As beings known as witches begin to appear-each one embodying absolute concepts like knowledge, severity, and creation-Kawaiia is forced into battles that go far beyond strength. She doesn't destroy her enemies. She understands them. And with every encounter, she changes. But there's a limit. When her power spirals out of control and collapses an entire timeline, Kawaiia is forced to confront a terrifying truth: Infinite power without control doesn't make you a god. It breaks everything. Now, standing at the edge of godhood, she faces a final choice- Rule everything... or remain human. Zero Over Heaven is a long-form, character-driven epic about overwhelming power, emotional truth, and the discipline to choose humanity over divinity. ARC 3: HANIEL"S CHAOTIC MEISTER IS BEING RELEASED + UPDATED VISUALS ARE ROLLING OUT

Море слышит тех, кто не должен петь. Диппер скрывает свою природу, но на борту пиратского корабля это становится невозможным: его голос подчиняет чудовищ, а глубина отвечает ему как своему. Теперь он - не просто пленник. Он - сила, которую нельзя контролировать. И единственный, кто это понимает, - Билл. Человек, не подвластный песне. Человек, который не боится утонуть. Вопрос только один: почему он до сих пор не тонет?

A millennium into the future, the universe is bound by the Resonance. A sacred frequency that governs both soul and star. In an age shaped by the promise of universal peace, the Alliance of Worlds stands as humanity's greatest achievement. But beneath its harmony. And the unyielding law that sustains it. Something is rotting. N'Avira is the Prophet of the Resonance. Feared, absolute, and the only one who can feel the truth beneath reality itself. When she senses an aberrant frequency spreading through a techno cult known as the Volut, an entity engineering gods in pursuit of a twisted immortality, she uncovers a truth that the Alliance cannot survive. To stop it, she must form a forbidden alliance with Ca'Aro. A battle-hardened prince who rejects her faith and trusts only in logic and grit. Enemies by nature, they are forced to confront a reality neither religion nor science can explain. Because the truth is far worse than either of them had imagined. The very systems meant to protect humanity have become the host for something else. Something that seeks to erase the soul itself. Together, they must tear down the illusions of both religion and technology before the Volut becomes the only reality left. And humanity is remade into something unrecognizable.

After the harrowing collapse of Aegis VII, Isaac Clarke should be dead. Instead, the volatile energy of a Marker Convergence tears a rift through space-time, dropping the CEC engineer into a different kind of hell: Raccoon City, 1998. Equipped with his full engineering arsenal-from the surgical precision of the Plasma Cutter to the crowd-crushing Force Gun-Isaac finds himself in the middle of the T-Virus outbreak. But the zombies and Lickers are the least of his concerns. The Marker's signal has followed him, manifesting as the haunting, silver-tongued specter of Nicole Brennan, who whispers that he is merely trading one grave for another. His path intersects with Claire Redfield, a woman searching for her brother but finding a man from a future she can't comprehend. As they navigate the RPD, the sewers, and the depths of Umbrella's NEST lab, Isaac's high-tech dismemberment tactics and stasis modules become their greatest hope for survival. Amidst the relentless pursuit of the Tyrant and the grotesque mutations of William Birkin, a slow-burn connection forms between the haunted engineer and the defiant survivor. To save Claire-and his own sanity-Isaac must decide if he can truly "make us whole," or if the shadows of his past will consume the only future he has left.

This novella is about the peeking one, again. The continuation of Howard Johenson Santos' battle against the Entropic Pantheon. A different arc focusing on the new protagonist, basil, the one who continues The fight. An arc separate from the others story arcs; "The Peeking One: At Baguio", "The Peeking One: At Baguio 2", and "The Peeking One: DISCOVERY". It is ongoing. So keep up with the cosmic horror story! It is actually inspired by my school field trip to manila(same as the Baguio story). I made this to show my creativity to my school and prove my classmates that I am a writer. (Part of the Transfinitian Myths Universe/TMU)

Set in the last remaining city on Earth, 'After Death' follows young scientist Nell Parker as she attempts to unravel the mystery of how the world ended, and what happened to her mother all those years ago. Her quest leads her to venture into the overgrown and silent world outside her city, and eventually discover something much more sinister than she ever would have expected about what caused the destruction of humanity... (Cover art by me ✨)

I must stay hidden from the giant who chases me through the dark tunnels. I only hope that my children will be strong enough to fend for themselves once he inevitably catches me and kills me.

Dr. Kristina Hale has spent six months watching Earth's orbit unravel, and six months being told she's wrong. When the IceCube Observatory finally confirms what she's been seeing in the data, the world doesn't thank her. It turns on her. Branded a doomsayer, driven underground by media and ridicule, Kristina holds onto two things: her closest friend Jessie, and a truth too large to stay quiet. Because the Earth is drifting. And someone has to decide what comes next. What comes next is Haven, cities carved into the rock, lit by fusion, fed by hydroponic farms. A new world built in the bones of the old one. But survival is only the beginning. The harder question is what you carry with you into the dark - and what you finally let go. The Drift is a novel about grief and necessity, about science and faith, about the long patience required to be right before anyone is ready to believe you.

Dungover is a small, quiet village in rural Ireland. A place where everyone knows everyone, where life moves slowly, and where little ever changes. Mary Jane Seymour lives there with her husband, in a careful, fragile routine. She longs for a child, for meaning, for something to finally take root in her life. But the village offers few answers, and fewer futures. When a new doctor settles into the long-abandoned house next door, the community welcomes him with relief and gratitude. At last, there is medical care again. At last, help. Slowly, things begin to change. Old wounds heal. Desires awaken. Bodies grow stronger, stranger, more fertile. What first feels like renewal soon reveals another side. Beneath the calm surface of Dungover, something ancient stirs. Something generous. Something hungry. As the village transforms, Mary Jane begins to suspect that the cure may be worse than the illness-and that some gifts come at a high cost. The Black Goat Tonic is a novel of quiet dread and creeping corruption, where faith, family, and the human body become gateways to something vast, inhuman, and impossibly patient.

In the city of Drayke, belief spreads faster than truth. When a man emerges claiming to be the prophesied Blue-Blood-an unkillable savior destined to end the 'World Eater'-people don't question it, they follow. But cratin has seen what blind faith creates. And worse-he knows exactly what happens when the wrong person is believed. As the lie grows, so does the chaos around it. Cults rise. Kingdoms divide. Hope turns into something sharper, more dangerous. Because the false Blue-Blood doesn't just inspire people. Now Cratin is faced with a choice he's spent his life avoiding: Step forward and become the symbol he despises... Or stay silent-and let the wrong one lead everyone to ruin.

​After a mysterious incident, Sherlock found himself in the middle of nowhere. ​With no answers to guide him, he begins a new life in a world of mysteries.​After joining an adventurer's guild led by a scholar, he journeys across unknown lands to recollect the broken shards of his memory. ​What begins as a simple journey soon becomes something that transcends space and time.​As conflicts rise and strange truths begin to surface, the line between fate and something far older starts to blur. ​And when the stars themselves begin to falter-the grass withers and the flowers fall. ​A journey through the stars and the abyss. ​What will remain in a world that forgets everything? ##New chapter every Thursday and Monday##

This is the seventh installment of my Warriors series, this book takes place in Seattle where Daniel tries to start off fresh after the major events of The Lost Dragon. While experiencing his new life, he meets a new robotic figure that you (reader) may know about! (M3GAN and all associated characters, dialogue, and settings are intellectual property of Blumhouse Productions and Atomic Monster.) (The Warriors series, including all original characters (Daniel, Austin, Amie, James [The Spirit of Death], etc.), lore, and 'rifting' mechanics, are the intellectual property of Daniel Ramkissoon/DanRam2009)

The immediate threat of destruction has passed, or so Paulie originally thought. But it seems as though there is far more going on behind the scenes than even he or Mack might have originally suspected. Paulie and his friends will have to navigate a world falling ever closer to chaos while being hunted by shadowy forces that seem hell bent on putting Paulie down for good. All the while he struggles with his own internal battle for control of his own mind, one that threatens to turn everything he thought he knew over on its head. With the discovery of an ultimate betrayal, the fate of the entire galaxy seems to hang in the balance. The delicate thread of the future held firmly in Paulie's shaking hands. He must discover the truth behind the lies, and quickly as it seems an even more sinister force has now set its hungry eyes on humanity as a whole and it is once more up to Paulie to save the world. But what can one single man do in the face of monstrous powers older than human civilization itself? What hope can be found in a galaxy so full of darkness that it is almost blinding. Paulie isn't alone however, through his journey he has gained new friends and allies every step of the way. With them by his side he can surely conquer this new threat and stop the destruction of his homes, both new and old before it is too late and the galaxy is plunged into shadow forever.

A ship and its crew are sailing across the vast sea, hoping to get to their destination smoothly, when a great fog suddenly engulfs their surroundings Food runs low. Tension rises. And beneath it all grows a quiet shared dread. How will they dwell against the unknown? When all logic and beliefs that they hold are consumed by the unforgiving fog.

------------------------------ "I'm eighteen years old, and I'm currently the most dangerous man in the multiverse. Not because I can destroy galaxies-but because I'm the only person who can make a Witch do the dishes." In the cold, detached void of the 'Meta-World,' they are known as Monsters, Witches, and Hadou Gods. They are the 'Beyond-Gods' of Umineko and Shinza Bansho-entities who view entire universes as flat ink on paper. For thousands of years, they've lived in a cycle of boredom, mockery, and infinite tragedy. But I'm a real human. And I've decided the game is over. Using the 'Golden Truth' of a family's love, I reached into the Singularity and pulled them out of their scripts. Now, the Golden Witch is arguing over the TV remote, the Witch of Miracles is pouting because we ran out of tea, and the Goddess of Twilight just wants a hug before she goes to bed. They think being 'Beyond-Gods' is everything. I'm here to prove that being human-and being a family-is the only power that actually matters. It's chaos. It's meta-fictional madness. And it's the only home we've got. "Welcome to the household where 'Red Truth' is used to argue about who ate the last slice of pizza." ------------------------------

INTRODUCTION This is a story of a regular boy "Satya" who by some fated tale Comes to the attention of the omnipotent diety who calls himself the Black skies The diety is omnipotent but not omniscient so he has doubts and regrets He chooses the boy as his dreamer so he can view all the aspects of life to become omniscient The diety chooses him as his dreamer to live through many lives This he is the dreamer of the Black skies Character intro The Black Skies: The Black skies is an omnipotent diety who has hopes of becoming omniscient to get rid of his boredom He is formless and all powerful The only thing known about him is that he calls himself the Black Skies The Fated Boy "Satya": He is a average looking boy who is 17 years old and as is his name "Satya" Satya pursues the truth all of his life but not in the normal sense He pursued truth in it's purest form Through His dreams of the Black Skies he developed into a formidable character

What if the universe was born from a cosmic sneeze... and a bad idea? In this first volume of the Tree of the White Files saga, Bruna Paradojo opens the doors of the Fractal Garden: a universe dreamed into existence, where bears sneeze galaxies, cosmic violinists tune reality, and every unfinished story takes root in the Forest of Paradox. Here, order and chaos are not enemies but dance partners. Vorum, the Primordial Bear of Inertia, just wanted to keep sleeping in perfect Nothingness - until a law is spoken, consciousness wakes up, and the universe explodes into absurd possibilities. From this mess come the Keepers, the Dark Master, and the first fragile balance between creation and collapse. The Roots of Paradox is a blend of myth, science and irreverent humour: a creation story where quantum physics flirts with cosmic folklore, and every joke hides a real theory about reality, time and free will. Cosmic origin story that rewrites the Big Bang as a paradoxical act of storytelling. Guardians, Dark Masters and Fractal Gardens instead of classic gods and monsters. Scientific notes that connect the absurd narrative to real physics and philosophy. Post-chapter dialogues with Dina & Ligio, who react like readers trapped inside the book itself. If you love The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Terry Pratchett's sideways logic and the feeling that the universe is one big inside joke, this book is your new rabbit hole. Start from the roots. The paradox has already begun.