Fantasyshortstories Stories

This is just a random book I wanted to make that has short stories in it. I will make a short story whenever I have an idea. Or whenever I'm bored. Most short stories will be fantasy. But some will be of the real world. Some may be real life things that happen to me. If I make a short story and you want a part two then comment or message me. I also have no specific time I will update this. Im focused on my story Mayagma at the moment so I won't be updating a lot on this unless I have a lot of ideas at a time or something of the sort.

Little Imi is a tiny black dragon with a huge personality. This story collection, aimed mostly at youngsters but enjoyable by adults, follows her life and her adventures, from her hatching to becoming an adult and beyond. The first eight stories of this collection are definitely aimed at children, and the ninth story, which is the only one divided into separate chapters, is aimed at teenagers. That said, they are entertaining and would likely even be enjoyed by adults. For people reading the whole Four Realms collection, note that the dates of this story overlap with some of the dragon's tales told in Dragon Lives, with Hurbek's scholar, with sections of the stories about the paladin Kohtaal and with the collection, Three Siblings. That said, none of those stories need to be read in order to enjoy this one, and it can stand alone if need be. Note that the cover image, of little Imi hatching from her egg, does not belong to me.

This is what I believe would've happened after Holy Compasia turned Adelina Amouteru into a constellation. As you know, at the very end of 'The Midnight Star', there is a folktale about Adelina and Magiano- this is that folktale, but in my own words and details. Enjoy! ^^ Original concept be Marie Lu. All characters and concepts from this story are not my own and are adapted from the book 'The Midnight Star' By Marie Lu.

This is a collection of short stories filled with misadventures, magic gone sideways, and heroes who are just doing their best (mostly). From flower-picking in the middle of monster chases to awkward guild meetings and wild quests with questionable planning, these tales embrace the charm of the in-between. These are the moments most tales forget-the wrong turns, the funny bits, the heartfelt pauses between sword swings. Written with a wink, a sigh, and a storyteller's heart, this collection invites you to laugh, linger, and maybe even level up... just a little.