Darkforest Histoires

သည်ဇာတ်လမ်းထဲကဇာတ်ကွက်များသည် စာရေးသူ၏စိတ်ကူးသက်သက်သာ ဖြစ်ပါတယ်၊ 🔞အခန်းတွေအများကြီးပါတာမို့, အမှောင်မကြိုက်ရင် မဖတ်ဖို့အကြုံပြုပါရစေ အချစ်ဆိုတာ လူသတ်ရတာလောက် ရင်ခုန်စရာမကောင်ဘူး ရာရာ ကိုယ်အတွက်အချစ်ဆိုတာကစားစရာထပ်မပိုဘူး၊ State Date_11....4..2023 Complete Date_28...2...2025

Genevieve "Evie" Sterling has her entire life meticulously planned. As Ravenclaw's Head Girl, she exists in a quiet sanctuary of advanced arithmancy texts, ink-stained fingers, and a fiercely guarded ambition. As a muggle-born, she has absolutely no time for the looming wizarding war, or the toxic pureblood politics poisoning the corridors of Hogwarts. She definitely has no time for Sirius Black or Evan Rosier. Loud, reckless, and ruinously handsome, Sirius is a walking disaster wearing his rebellion like a leather jacket. He is a storm tearing through the castle, drowning out the dark legacy of his family with firewhiskey and a blindingly arrogant smirk. Evan, on the other hand, is the exact opposite. He is a quiet, suffocating compliance, a Slytherin heir bound to a rising Dark Lord, hiding his paralyzing terror behind a cold, untouchable mask. To Sirius, Evie is a rule-obsessed bookworm. To Evan, she is a blinding, impossible light. And to Evie, they are both colossal complications she can't afford. But when the responsibilities of their seventh year force them into the same orbit, the carefully drawn boundaries between them begin to blur. Sirius realizes the quiet Ravenclaw might be the only person who truly sees the wounded beast hiding beneath his charm, while Evan realizes she might be the only lifeline capable of saving him from drowning. Caught between the fiercely protective fire of a Gryffindor and the dark, devastating gravity of a Slytherin, Evie is about to find out that no amount of logic can save a map once it catches fire. [A Marauders Era Story]

After the events of The Cruel Prince, by Holly Black, the throne of Elfhame is no longer the greatest challenge Jude Duarte and Cardan Greenbriar must face. Their marriage-equal parts devotion and destruction-has survived lies, power, and war. But this is different. This is fragile. Permanent. Jude welcomes it for what it might become-something fierce enough to steady even them. Cardan fears it for what it might reveal-every doubt he has ever buried beneath charm and cruelty. Because crowns can be taken. Kingdoms can fall. But this? This asks something else entirely. So they say nothing. Not to the court, not to their allies-not even to those who pride themselves on knowing everything that passes within Elfhame. Instead, they guard it closely, tucked between sharp words and quieter moments, learning its shape in secret while the world carries on unaware. There are whispers in Elfhame-old ones, the kind that slip through court like smoke and cling to things better left unnamed. Of gifts that are not gifts. Of beginnings that come with their own quiet bargains. And though neither of them speaks it aloud, they can both feel it: something is changing. And it is not waiting for either of them to be ready.

Theo has seen the same boy in his dreams for years. A stranger with familiar eyes. But one day, that dream becomes real. A mysterious locket... a silent forest... and a boy who knows him. "You still don't remember me?" Theo doesn't know why... But his heart feels like it does...

THE TYPE OF STORY THAT WILL SCREAMS IN YOUR MIND AND WILL TOUCH YOUR GOTHIC HEARTS. THE STORY THAT IS HARD TO FIND IN THE ALLEYS OF DREAMS AND HEART , BUT TRUE TO THE WORDS OF WHISPERS AND MUMBLES AND THE MAN OF CENTURY WAITING FOR SOMEONE TO LOVE. . COME WITH ME TO THE JOURNEY OF EDINBURGH AND A LONELY WHISPERS. . "ONE OF A HARRY POTTER FAN WON'T MISS IT FOR ONCE." . -ARWA KAY. ______________________________🌙🌙🌙 #1 in #edinburgh.🍁💗

This is a story about my vampire OC's if your interested Just read the first chapter

Undesirables unfolds in a fractured reality where existence itself is governed by unseen laws, creators, and contradictions. The world is shaped by The Ananta--a domain that claims balance yet thrives on exclusion. Those who do not conform to its design are marked as Undesirables, beings stripped of worth, purpose, and voice. At the heart of the story is Joar, a boy burdened by an unnatural calm and an unwanted consciousness that separates him from others. He neither rebels nor submits; he observes. As reality around him fractures--floating lands, collapsing truths, and distorted time--Joar begins to realize that emotion, choice, and identity are not flaws, but threats to a system built on control. Alongside him move figures bound by fate and contradiction: a child hiding power behind innocence, warriors shaped by regret, watchers who claim neutrality, and creators who fear what they cannot predict. Each carries a different truth, yet all are drawn toward an inevitable convergence where loyalty, belief, and morality are tested. A shadow looms over the cosmos--a presence that does not rule through force, but through understanding human weakness. Its smile is not cruel, but knowing. As Joar's journey deepens, the line between creator and creation, good and evil, sacrifice and manipulation begins to dissolve. What emerges is not a tale of heroism, but of choice, not of destiny, but of refusal. Undesirables is a mythic science-fantasy epic about isolation, consciousness, and the quiet rebellion of becoming human in a universe that demands obedience. It asks a singular question: What happens when those who are deemed unnecessary refuse to disappear?

Beneath the roots lies a realm unspoken, where shadows breathe and rivers run black. A single step too far unravels the veil between worlds, turning play into curse, and innocence into exile. Beyond the roots, the air itself conspires, forests whisper of forgotten kings, and demons walk as both beasts and men. Yet above that abyss rises a kingdom of warmth, a fragile jewel cradled in sunlight. Its streets awaken each dawn in a riot of color: banners ripple, stalls spill with fruit and cloth, and fountains laugh with crystal spray. Children dart through blooming gardens, their laughter ringing louder than bells, while elders sit beneath arching roots, telling stories of brighter days. Here, joy is stitched into life itself. The baker greets with sugared bread, the blacksmith's hammer sings with the town musicians, and couples dance when lanterns glow like fallen stars. Festivals turn nights into oceans of song, where drums thunder and torches paint the sky in fire and gold. In this place, hope does not hide-it parades, it feasts, it laughs. The people call their home a sanctuary, untouched by sorrow, where each day begins with promise and ends in peace. To live here is to believe, if only for a moment, that darkness is nothing more than a distant dream. But beneath their feet, the roots stretch into silence. For every blossom hides its shadow, and every feast masks a silence that waits. The kingdom may be a cradle of joy, but its foundation drinks from the same soil where nightmares stir. Here, survival is no gift. Every choice is a bargain, every path a trial. What seems human may wear another face, and what seems monstrous may hold a broken heart. Secrets buried for centuries stir in the soil, twisting destiny tighter with every breath. This is not a tale of crowns or kingdoms, but of a world where light is fragile, where hope withers, and where even the roots that bind the earth tremble before what waits below.

Book One in The Dove Theory Series Iryna Yakovenko has spent years burying the past, surviving by pretending to be normal. But the past remembers. The Shepherds-the monsters who stole her childhood-know where she is. And one by one, they are coming for her. But Iryna is no longer their Dove. She is something else. Under the guidance of the enigmatic Dr. Iveline Noćeska, she begins to understand the truth of what she's becoming- that vengeance is not survival. It's transformation. Vengeance is an art. And she was born to paint in blood.

Cover art done by me Bloodbound is story about a world, with many kingdoms, the most populated ones being: The Magic kingdom, and the Life kingdom The magic kingdom is of magic creatures, and them only, Lyra, is the princess of the magic kingdom, yet she has no magic unlike the rest of her family. She befriends a young princess of the Life kingdom, a kingdom full of plants, flowers, life, forests with trails, and cabins. Lyra has to deal with the struggles of being the only one in the magic kingdom without magic, at 14 the queen and king will banish her from the magic kingdom if she has not gotten her magic, she is 13 at the start. (Do not copywrite without my consent, and DONT COMMENT stuff about how you want to contact me to buy something, or anything at all, you can give me tips and suggestions, nicley in the comments but dont try to get me to make my story better to gain more veiws n shit like that. okay? tired of itttt alreadyyy) ALSO I WILL BE MAKINGN THIS INTO A SERIES OF 3 BOOKS later on BCVR- Bloodbound; Cursed Veil of Realms all characters belong to me, i will be making a pinterest board along the way, and maybe a spotify playlist once this is done :D oh yea and hopefully drawings, when i do ill put them at the top of the chapters, dont steal my art when i make it guys Lyra and Drian's Pinterest board: https://www.pinterest.com/mysteraeyeartz_82/lyra-virelia-and-drian/ Foxlynn's Pinterest board: https://www.pinterest.com/mysteraeyeartz_82/foxlynn-briarwyn/ Lyra and Drian's Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6PtsGsnDibM1LcHAnUVqyr

While leading an ordinary life in a quiet village, everything changes for Kael when he encounters Ashael, the daughter of the forbidden Dark Elves. Although he appears to be an ordinary 14-year-old boy, the blood of two different powers flows through his veins: fire magic from his human lineage and dark magic from his demon lineage. However, rather than a gift, these powers are turning into a curse that grows heavier by the day. As a half-human, half-demon, Kael suffers great pain, especially when connecting with dark magic. This power, unique to the demon race, refuses to harmonize with Kael's half-human body. While he struggles to restrain these uncontrollable forces, he begins to realize that the past he is trying to escape is following him step by step. Across all five great kingdoms, a deep-seated fear and hatred for demons prevail. Kael is a hybrid caught in the crosshairs of this hatred, fighting to survive. In this process, the doors of a world filled with friendship, betrayal, and dark secrets open one by one.

Thirteen-year-old Elise Turner, officially undiagnosed with Antisocial Personality Disorder also termed as psychopathy, is getting ready to move to the suburban town of Westbridge. But her new town is already under siege by a serial killer who kidnaps and tortures teenagers in grotesque ways. Elise's father, George Turner is the detective leading the case but it's Elise and her athletic older brother Jacob who may be the next targets. Then just weeks before her horse-riding state-trials, Jacob is kidnapped. With time running out, Elise must rely on her sharp instincts and a small group of unlikely friends to hunt the predator down. Will she be able to find her brother in time with the help of her new friends before he ends up being the next masterpiece in the killer's collection?

Moonkit was born blind and faces prejudice from her clan. As misfortunes and hardships face the clan, a mysterious cat joins them... But their intentions might not be as good as it seems. "Through love, hatred and shrouded sight... this cat must rise to save the clans from vicious bite." Moonpaw was just an apprentice when she began having visions. She's a good apprentice but the RiverClan deputy isn't sure if bad eyesight can be trusted. Petalpaw is an apprentice hiding many secrets and searches every crowd for a familiar pelt. Just when she decided to let the past stay in the past, a cat she used to know reappears, but not in the way she ever imagined... Peony is a small cat with big plans. Indoctrinated by old foe of the clans, Peony is ready is enact their revenge - but is it really worth it? Will Moonpaw find the truth before it is too late?

They called him elegant. Quiet. Calm. Beautiful. But Shannon rapidly discovers that Drey harbors something horrible beneath his skin. In the haunted community of Black Hollow, where the dark forest devours lives and crimson roses bloom from blood, Shannon becomes dangerously obsessed with the strange man no one completely understands. The more she falls for him, the more awful the truth becomes. Because Drey is not just broken. He belongs to the jungle. And the nature wants her next. A dark fantasy romance packed with obsession, sorrow, and gorgeous monsters.

Edmund comes to the remote village of Black Thickett to escape the life grief has carved out of him. He wants silence. Distance. A place where memories can't follow. But Black Thickett is wrong in quiet, unsettling ways. The broken road becomes perfectly smooth the moment he crosses the boundary. The cottages are too neat, too deliberate. And on a noticeboard full of dry flyers, only one poster is wet. A missing boy, smiling as if he doesn't know he's lost. The villagers won't talk about the disappearances. The forest at the edge of the village seems to breathe, and the deeper Edmund goes, the calmer he feels... dangerously calm. The forest can quiet his pain. It can ease his grief. It can make him forget. But not everything that heals you wants you to survive. Welcome to Black Thickett, where you'll find my entry into the ONC 2026.

Ever wondered why some Clan cats chose to train in the Dark Forest? Well, this book will show you! All credits to Erin hunter, and hope you like the make-believe stories! Antpelt has been scorned by Clanmates about his father, Flytail, saying that Flytail is better than Antpelt. When Flytail dies, Antpelt is determined to live up to his father's expectations by being one of the greatest WindClan warriors. However, the Dark Forest is involved, and that is where everything went downhill. Minnowtail always wanted an apprentice. The fact that her brother, Pebblefoot, had one was a taunt in her face. The Dark Forest offers to help her, and she agrees. After being fatally injured, Brokenstar offers to heal her in exchange for loyalty. In desperation to live and get an apprentice, Minnowtail agrees, not knowing the depth of her mistake. After finally earning an apprentice, she can no longer back out in fear for her life. But during the Great Battle, which side will she choose? Redwillow's Clanmates never knew his real parents. Only him and his sister, Olivenose, know that their parents are Pouncetail, a ShadowClan warrior, and Penny, a rogue. But when Penny requests to meet them and asks for the three to join her in loner life, she gets rejected. But Penny is sick, and Pouncetail doesn't try to save her. Redwillow, enraged, is visited by the Dark Forest, and swears his full loyalty to them- and does just that. He hated the warrior code ever since, and unfortunately, all his loyalties- or disloyalties- end in the Great Battle

The Blindness of Modern Ego: The Spiritual and Ecological Cost of Conquering Nature. The Social Impact: The "Hollowing" of the Self On a social level, the script critiques the modern obsession with performance and validation. The JSU runners represent a society that values "the numbers" (GPS, pace, social media clout) over genuine human connection. By focusing solely on the "I"-the desire to be the fastest or the strongest-they become spiritually hollowed out. They are socially present but spiritually disconnected, making them vulnerable to the "Dark Spark" of envy and isolation. The lesson here is that when we treat life as a competition, we lose our "spiritual immune system" and our ability to empathize with others. The Environmental Impact: Exploitation vs. Coexistence Environmentally, the script warns against Anthropocentrism-the belief that nature is merely a backdrop for human achievement. When the runners "drop the hammer" to "conquer" the trail, they aren't interacting with the mountain; they are exploiting it. The "decay" of Diwata Vilingga serves as a metaphor for environmental degradation: when we stop respecting the "Emerald Soul" of the earth and view it as a playground or a resource, the ecosystem literally loses its life force. The "Luyong Giants" turning into nightmares shows that when nature is mistreated, it becomes a mirror of our own inner darkness, eventually becoming hostile to our survival. true sustainability-both of the human soul and the planet-requires a shift from the "I" of ego-driven conquest to the "We" of ancestral respect. To save the mountain (The Environment), we must first silence the noise of our own vanity (The Social/Personal Ego).

ချယ်ရနံ့ ဆိုသည့် ခလေးမကိုယ့် ဘာကြောင့်များ အဲ့သလောက်ချစ်သွားရတာလဲ State Date_8....7...2023 Complete Date_6...9...2023

A forest that doesn't let you leave. 🌑 A presence that watches... and chooses. Sunghoon was chosen. 🩸 But when the darkness closes in- only one person stays beside him. 🪽(Sunoo) And something in the shadows... wants to take him away.

Two she-cats, that believe in two different causes, will help each other on their journey of death, fighting, healing, and friendship. First book of the Reality of Dreams series (made up by me) Co-writer(?) Spottedfrost Warriors belong to Erin Hunter. Most Characters belong to me, mention of Erin Hunters cats as well.