histórias de First-person-pov

In the hidden mountain city of Glenarrach, nothing is ever as it seems. Shrouded in perpetual mist and long forgotten by the outside world, Glenarrach is a place untouched by time - where lanterns glow through haze-draped alleyways, ghosts linger in taverns, and ancient secrets sleep beneath cobbled streets. To the unknowing eye, it is a peaceful sanctuary. But beneath its quiet charm lies Orryx, a covert criminal empire that thrives in the shadows, its leaders cloaked in everyday faces and unspoken power. Raven Lark arrived with nothing - no home, no past worth keeping, and no idea that stepping into the fog would be the beginning of everything. All she wanted was a place to disappear. Instead, she found herself pulled into a world of silk-lined danger and calculated seduction, where every movement is watched, every secret traded like currency. And then there's Lena Knox - brilliant, elusive, and burning with a fire Raven can't explain. As the city's secrets unravel and Raven is forced deeper into the dark heart of Orryx, Lena becomes both a lifeline and a mystery of her own. But trust is a currency in short supply, and love - in a place built on lies - may be the most dangerous thing of all. Beneath the Fog is a haunting, slow-burn fantasy romance about two women drawn together by fate, forged in danger, and tested by the truths no one dares to speak. Atmospheric, lyrical, and laced with suspense, it asks one question: When the mist lifts, will you still recognize the person beside you?

You're in the Devil's Carnival, get your tickets and form a line! (Based on Terrance Zdunich's "The Devil's Carnival)

A series of short stories that encounter psychological trauma and damage with a dash of symbolism. Some stories are standoffs others are a short or long series of tales.

Madeline is your everyday Otome heroine, destined to live happily ever after; after she raises her magic level, defeats the monsters and demons, and saves the world, plus earns enough rose points to win the love of one of her five suitors. When Hati, a fan of the game, wakes up as Madeline, she's very disappointed. Knowing Madeline's story and what she has to go through, she laments. To make matters worse, Hati's only means of survival are her memories of her past life and knowledge of the game. Forget about choosing a suitor and the future battle against the monsters and demons, she'd rather listen to or play music. However, things are not as they are in the game. After a certain event, she realizes she's on the game's hidden and most difficult route. The one that NO ONE, not even her past self, has beaten. It's a route where every choice she makes is literally life-or-death. Can Hati survive until the end? And can one VERY annoying prince take a hint and get lost?

An object-centered short story written under the constraint of no dialogue, exploring ownership, memory, and quiet emotional erosion. Through a reflective first-person perspective, the narrative examines how human relationships leave marks on the inanimate-while questioning the difference between price and worth.

He's dangerous and she's crazy. He's possessive and she's a free spirit. He wants nothing more than to own and taint her.

When you realize everything isn't right, would you still go on? In a world that everyone wants to kill you, though you did nothing wrong, would you survive? For a 15-year-old high school girl named Catherine, who bears all confusing events and dares to solve this, can she make it through this mystery? What could this be? Is this a curse? Or she's just trapped on some dimension? This survival game will change the way she think about life. That life is just as simple as eating, sleeping and studying.

In the hidden mountain city of Glenarrach, nothing is ever as it seems. Shrouded in perpetual mist and long forgotten by the outside world, Glenarrach is a place untouched by time - where lanterns glow through haze-draped alleyways, ghosts linger in taverns, and ancient secrets sleep beneath cobbled streets. To the unknowing eye, it is a peaceful sanctuary. But beneath its quiet charm lies Orryx, a covert criminal empire that thrives in the shadows, its leaders cloaked in everyday faces and unspoken power. Raven Lark arrived with nothing - no home, no past worth keeping, and no idea that stepping into the fog would be the beginning of everything. All she wanted was a place to disappear. Instead, she found herself pulled into a world of silk-lined danger and calculated seduction, where every movement is watched, every secret traded like currency. And then there's Lena Knox - brilliant, elusive, and burning with a fire Raven can't explain. As the city's secrets unravel and Raven is forced deeper into the dark heart of Orryx, Lena becomes both a lifeline and a mystery of her own. But trust is a currency in short supply, and love - in a place built on lies - may be the most dangerous thing of all. Beneath the Fog is a haunting, slow-burn fantasy romance about two women drawn together by fate, forged in danger, and tested by the truths no one dares to speak. Atmospheric, lyrical, and laced with suspense, it asks one question: When the mist lifts, will you still recognise the person beside you?

(Crossposted from ao3) Yoimiya suggests playing truth or dare on her good friend, Keqing's birthday. When she loses and is forced to become Ayaka's girlfriend within a month, it might not be that much of a loss after all. It is mainly Ayaka x Yoimiya Modern High School AU and First Person POV (Yoimiya) Read the tags. (f you find any element displeasing, please make a comment).

A short, sort of cryptic story I wrote. The inspiration quote, "not all who wander are found," is from @NightValeRadio on Twitter. Edited by the lovely ScreamingConstantly.

In the crowded alleyways of Cavite, 22-year-old Miguel "Migs" Dela Cruz barely scrapes by writing scripts for half-paid clients-until a careless slip in his cramped bathroom unlocks something impossible. Overnight, his mind becomes a living supercomputer: algorithms snap into focus, compiler design feels like second nature, and even the rusty hardware on his old gaming laptop hums with newfound promise. With a single bump on his head and no system interface to guide him, Migs must rely on raw intellect and relentless curiosity to climb from third-world obscurity to the cutting edge of AI development. He sketches a revolutionary assembly language that packs more power into fewer bytes, then layers unbreakable encryption directly into machine code. As he builds the foundations of Starborn Industries-an AI ecosystem born in a Filipino bedroom-every keystroke brings him closer to reshaping global technology. Grounded in real scientific principles and physics, this fast-paced techno-thriller charts one programmer's meteoric rise and the unforeseen consequences of hacking the very laws of possibility. Welcome to a world where brainpower outpaces bandwidth, and a single idea can become the most powerful code ever written. Daily upload, every 2 pm GMT +8 Manila Timezone, except for holidays where there will be no upload

Jenna lives with her overbearing (and overprotective) grandfather. Years ago, her parents disappeared without a trace. While walking in the woods one day, she comes across an injured Zorua. After overcoming the shock of being able to understand what Zorua is saying, she takes it to her grandmother for treatment. After Zorua heals, villainous Pokémon attack her grandmother; she tells Jenna to take Zorua and run. Jenna can't go home because of her grandfather's rule about no Pokémon, other than the staff's Pokémon, so she and Zorua hide in the woods. Since Zorua can change its form, Jenna teaches it how to hide in plain sight as a human. As well as how to read and write and use sign language, plus light and Morse code. Jenna quickly learns that Zorua is not from her world but another one where only Pokémon live. Soon, she's reunited with the villain who caused her family's disappearance, and who was behind the attack on her grandmother. Will she run, or get revenge? *FYI: Some of these chapters are long. And to those of you who are hoping Darkrai is the bad guy, that is NOT the case here.*