Fantasu Stories

Long ago in a village hidden in the dark forest a group of soldiers found a mound of crystals inside a tree. They found out that this particular set of crystals holds magical powers. By using the earth around them, as well as invisible energies, the crystals were found to be their most useful assets. Only a few in the village were able to control its power, they were called Crystal gazers. In a nearby kingdom the king got a hold on the news about the crystal gazers. He envied them and ordered his soldiers to take the crystals for him. The next day the village in the dark forest was burned to the ground, thankfully the soldiers couldn't find the crystals, as the crystal gazers left the village and scattered. The king was filled with hatred and said he will find the crystals, no matter how long it takes. It's the year 2020 and Stella finds herself moving from her hometown. Finishing her senior year as the new kid, in her mother's childhood home. Not knowing the origin of the town she moved to as well as her mothers past. Stella is left with a bunch of questions about her ancestors. Follow Stellas story in The Crystal Gazers.

This story is just the nutcracker but with MHA characters there are a few details we have changed tho so if you have seen the Nutcracker you'll know what's happening if not then hopefully your not confused. Anyone can enjoy! *COLLAB STORY WITH @NicoleS28* ------------------------------------------ ART IS NOT OURS BELONGS TO: https://snowmiya.tumblr.com/image/174076331647

(Enjoy!) Every-thing has it's beauty and sillyness, but, not everyone sees it!-Unknown.

Nouvelle de la série quotidienne de "Écris donc !". Sujet du jour, La bête de Northwood. Univers : Myroire Retrouvez la page de "Écris donc !" sur Facebook, pour écrire ou lire des nouvelles quotidienne sur des thèmes communs. https://www.facebook.com/pg/%C3%89cris-donc-107974550743035/posts/

Hello,, this is a draft...it's actually a Fantasy stories about Witches, heaven and earth, angels and demons kind of genre..It's not finish yet and for that i still figuring it out. However give me your thoughts, I will gladly appreciate it. :)

A young teenage kid harnesses powers to save the world from a soul devouring witch.

Why did I write this? I don't know myself, maybe the influence of the internet inspired me to.

knowledge retention in the face of a library ruin

These are the files for Promise High

[PROLOGUE] [441.] Many years ago, back when the land was still developing it's sons and daughters..the mountains and it's skies..a figure appeared. It looked over the land, watching it bend, twist, and grow. And so it cast forth a wizard, a wizard who was destined to bring this world life. And so the wizard did, creating life in the form of a magic vessel "Mana". All forces of life to be stored in each body of man, woman, child. There was also evil casted upon the land by the figure. Dragons, serpents and creatures of all shape and size. Man revolted against these forces as they built, and built and built for many many years to keep away these evils. The wizard saw this and sent out to help Man against these creatures, this pleased the figure, it pleased Man and all land. But there was a day, a man so vile, so corrupt with crimes beyond those of any spoken of for their time..his Mana grew rapidly but not at a steady pace..it was a corrupt Mana. As for how he became corrupt, only the figure could tell. "Beelzebub" Mountains were cast from the ground, seas rose to devour lands, holes devoured civilizations, flames swept over the world as two figures clashed. All the "Ancient Ones" speak is of a Godlike image burned into their minds forever..speaking of hordes upon hordes, and with a flash of light, it ended. The figure vanished, and so did all others. [1261.] Many years have passed since and the Ancient Ones begin to speak of a prophecy, a foretold story of a man, born of two Gods that will bring power to the land and with his own Indignation he will smite the evils of the world, one by one till none remain and all's right with the world. A Figure lurks. [PROLOGUE END.]

I've been reading and creative writing for years and years. I've seen many stories that have so many clichés to the point where I feel like I'm reading the same story but with different characters and settings. Blatant ripoffs of popular material where it's nothing like a new story, the like. Here's a list of clichés I absolutely despise, and how to make them better and improve your writing if you ever come across writing them.

If given the chance, would you choose familiarity or answers? When Katy and River see a blur fly into the forest surrounding their village, they want answers. But discovering what their village had been hiding from them only led to more questions without answers. With the help of a witch and a dragon, little by little, they begin to uncover more about this strange new world's history, and that not everything may be as it seems.

Olive, Sally, and Britney have been best friends for years. Until freshman year when high school pulls them apart. However. They all wish to be in a fairy tale. To their surprise, they find themselves in a magical fairy tale with exceptionally fine men. But there's an unexpected twist. The characters they were given are polar opposites of who they really are. And just when they think they've got all the couples sorted out about who goes with who in the story. Their feelings take a twist to the tale. Pain, heartbreak, confusion, and a bunch of other things are down the road for them. Did they ever have to match to be friends? Did they ever really want what they wanted? Or maybe all they really needed, was each other? How will this unexpected fairy end?

The World Tree Chronicles are a long series I have been working on for some time, and finally decided to start writing. The first book follows a group of twelve young adults rescued from Cultists by a band of mercenaries. When the leader, Amos, discovers all twelve of them have the ability to use magic he decides he wants to keep these kids and have them join his group. Here are their adventures.

Maybe his girlfriend was a little more pale than usual and wore a lot of sunscreen, but they lived in LA where the sun shined 98% of the time. Maybe her eyes turned red sometimes, but he hunted ghosts and demons for a living. Maybe she looked the same as she did when she was twelve, but he's no stranger to the art of not aging. And maybe she was cold half the time, but he liked being able to keep her warm. Even with all the signs, he blatantly didn't see who she really was because he didn't believe in vampires.

In a word of Magic and monsters, only a handful of creatures are given the title of Legendary, and these creatures are allowed to Link their Spirits with those they select, and when they do, they are able to give those select the power to control the very elements around them. But what happened when a creature of Legendary Darkness links themselves to one who is not of sound mind? Death, carnage and the conquering or cities and villages, and who are the ones who can take on this threat? The little unknown guild known as The Braves, through fate and search, the other Spiritually Linked magic users have found each other, and have began their journey to battling this evil. But only the Legends can tell if they'll succeed

Born as the runt into a family of powerful wizard politicians, thirteen-year-old Oliver MacQuoid's biggest problems were his inaccessible powers and living in his older brother's shadow. But after witnessing something he shouldn't have while on a petty runaway attempt, the lives of Ollie and his newfound friends are thrown into jeopardy. The only place capable of keeping them safe from the hands of Ollie's father, who will stop at nothing to keep his perverse secrets hidden, is an elusive town hidden inside a polar mountain, so cut off from the modern world that they'd never be found. But the journey there is treacherous, with monsters around every corner - and some of them are closer to Ollie than he thinks.'