Folkstories Stories

Collection of stories, poems, and memoirs.

Indra Otsutsuki lived his life with peace and joy, spending his time blissfully alongside his father and brother. That's until his father, Hagoromo Otsutsuki, one day brought in a mysterious girl named Krishna and informed his two sons that she was going to be living with them from then on. However, he strictly warned his two sons to never provoke, speak or approach her. Alas, fate decided to become, let's just say one of the biggest assholes in all of the universe and made young Indra had a little accident with his working inventions and forced him to head close to her chambers. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Note: I do not own Naruto Universe as well as it's characters, the only things I own are the plot and additional characters.

Legends are stories that teach humanity a lesson, and hold true morals. The endings are always the same; Bad guys lose, and good guys win. However, the true extent of these stories is only known by the descendants of the first author to write the stories. As chaos envelops the Legends of old, and new legends are fighting to be known, the descendants will find themselves thrust into the war for literature and life.

In the realm of Drakonis, a prophecy unfolded. Hecate (Cate) Winston, a talented writer with a secret past, lived in New York City. The Dragon Emperor, a powerful being with a frozen heart, ruled the Draconian Empire. Bound by prophecy, they were destined to collide. The Emperor saw their union as a strategic necessity, while Cate resisted the forced marriage. Initial encounters were marked by conflict, but as they navigated their intertwined destinies, they saw beyond their facades. A fragile bond formed, thawing the Emperor's heart and providing Cate with security. As they faced obstacles, their union evolved from convenience to a love that flourished despite the odds. The prophecy's secrets awaited revelation, as Cate and the Emperor embarked on a journey to unite their worlds and hearts.

A Collection of Philippine Short Stories in English from a few Filipino writers whose words can enthrall and satisfy a new generation of readers. All rights reserved to authors and writers whose works may appear in this collection. This book contains short stories that are featured notably in Philippine Literature Textbooks for Secondary and Higher Education. These stories compiled aim to be made accessible to readers and writers in training alike to better appreciate and comprehend the complexity and diversity of Philippine culture, history, and society. 2-3 stories will be added per week depending on availability. Specific stories please message for requests.

Just a couple of stories my dad has passed down to me. They are scary stories meant to be told by the dimly lit area around a campfire. The only really safe place when you are camping so do not put yourself in the dark afterwards. HAHAHAHAHAHA.

What if Grendel was an angel? A book about Grendel, a monster from the viking Era. The vikings saw Grendel as something bad, but was he really malicious? And what would have happened if he was good?

This is my version of a, as far as I know, really common story among many Balkan countries and cultures close to East Europe. Neither do I know the origins of this story nor how old it is and I cannot remember its title. Maybe that was the reason for which I wrote this version one month ago, in order to refresh in my long-term memory one of my favourite folktales. The story concerns Hoja, a very intelligent middle-aged man who enjoys to make clever pranks to other people exposing their pompous and shallow character. He is the protagonist of many humorus and somehow educational folkstories. However, I do not know whether he is based on the "adventures"of an actual person or whether he is the fictional combination of many different people that was transfered from place to place as a representation of the winning cleverness and morality over far-less social and unethical attribute To conclude, I was inspired in some parts of the narration by an anecdote for a disagreement between the consul Cornēlius Scipio Nasīca and the poet Quintus Ennius. http://ebooks.edu.gr/modules/ebook/show.php/DSGL-C133/616/3991,17845/ (unfortunately the text is only in Latin and Greek).

by night he fed the small stray beneath of shifting stars. without knowing who she is.. the little stray curled up in his arms and found her mate. on the moonligh she shows her real beauty hide in her little claws and paws... and that midnight changed everything.. even their fate.... ur Elara is going to present a fantasy romantic story.which lays under the myths and dreams.... enjoy injami 😍 some of the pictures may taken from the pintrest all the credit goes to respective owners 😌....