Magicalrealm Stories

Moving into the Rathore household was supposed to be temporary. Anshika didn't expect twelve overprotective brothers, a kitchen turned into her kingdom, or her quiet presence becoming their favourite comfort. She didn't plan the forehead kisses. She didn't plan the emotional chaos either. And she definitely didn't plan becoming the one person they all lean on. But while the house buzzes with laughter and love... there's a whisper only she hears. A pulse she can't explain. A power she's been unknowingly carrying. And soon- very soon- things will come looking for what belongs to them,for what they waited for so long. ~Your author is impressed by her own writings 😁💃😂

Reincarnated as Penny Teller (with a system and a dormant soulmate bond), she'll have to build her own future all while navigating through a world she'd only watched on TV before.

A romantic fantasy about an innocent elemental and void-born girl Luna Volcaria and her powerful childhood friend, Kael Ashara. Together, they rise through love, battle gods, unlock divine powers, and protect their growing family-becoming legends in a world shaped by their bond. _Under Editing_ Plot is still the same but , I went a bit more in detail as this was my first book and it was a little rushed ... I took a bit more time on editing to make the book not seem rushed with too little detail... So I hope it's better this way. Slight changes, because it's more in detail.... But , like I said , the plot is still exactly the same... Nothing really changed. Plagiarism is theft. This story is protected and uniquely mine - Do not copy, repost, or claim as your own Thank you.

Timothy's world ended the day his mother died. Lost in grief and battling the weight of despair, he wanders through life hollow, searching for a reason not to let the darkness win. Far above, in the divine realm, Eden-the God of Man-faces trial for breaking the highest law: loving an immortal. Betrayed by his own brother, Eden is cursed, stripped of his form, and cast to earth as nothing more than a green thread. When Timothy discovers the strange cloth, their fates entwine. The boy who cannot escape his pain and the god who cannot escape his punishment become bound together, each the key to the other's survival. But redemption never comes without sacrifice. And as gods wage war in the heavens, Timothy must decide: save himself-or risk everything to heal a fallen god. A story of grief, betrayal, and the dangerous light of hope.

They say some doors only open once. Luna lied to her father about a research trip to the Philippines. She didn't mention the impossible theory her vanished mother left behind. The pot swallowed her whole. Now she's crawling out of it into pre-colonial Madja-as during a pirate raid, where bodies fall like rain and survival isn't a skill you learn in international schools. The pot won't reopen. Her geometric tattoos burn with power she can't control. And somewhere in this brutal, beautiful world, there's a Keeper she's supposed to find. Except the Keeper is dead. Luna has spent her whole life trusting no one, needing no one, surviving alone. But here, blood soaks into communal earth. Here, warriors die with their crew's names on their lips. Here, villages share their last handful of rice. Isolation isn't strength when survival is measured in how many hands pull you back from the edge. It's extinction. The cosmic layers are fracturing. An ancient god is clawing his way back to power. And the prophecy that dragged her through time demands something she's never learned how to give: trust. She crossed time to find her mother. She found a war, a prophecy, and the reason some people never make it home. 🔗https://open.spotify.com/episode/5Q39SmQjhz2NSrzYz8NUya

Seiji, a 25-year-old college professor, lives a quiet and lonely life until he becomes involved in an arrangement with one of his students. Taishy, the student's older brother, grows suspicious and begins following them, trying to understand what his brother is hiding. But the moment Taishy sees Seiji's face, something goes wrong. It isn't love at first sight. It isn't attraction. It's a sudden, sharp headache - a strange familiarity - as if something buried deep inside him has been disturbed. This is a slow-burn psychological BL where connection begins not with desire, but with confusion, distance, and an emotional connection

Author's Note : You have found this book a collection of short yet profound stories for those whose minds wander into the unknown. Within these pages, you will find a short folklores, each a fragment of the author's thoughts, emotions, dream she had walked, and hidden depths. These stories are written for those who dream, who see the world through their own unique lens, and who seek meaning in the unspoken. A Collection of Whispers and Wounds : In the cracks between worlds, where sorrow has no name and dreams rot into mist, there exists a place untouched by time and mercy. Here, feelings are heavy and faceless. Here, love wears a bleeding mask, and rage slumbers beneath velvet skies. These fifteen stories are not merely tales they are the echoes of unspoken fears, unshed tears, and memories too fragile to survive the light. Enter if you dare: where lakes murmur lost lullabies, plush creatures cradle the last breath of innocence, friends become betrayers in the name of forgotten oaths, and a hollow-hearted village waits for a feeling it will never recognize. They are meant to be unsettling, unresolved just like the emotions we sometimes fail to understand. Let the eerie and mysterious accompany you on this journey of discovery. These are not stories meant to comfort you. They are the ones that haunt the places where your mind drifts when you think you're alone. "In every silence, a scream. In every goodbye, a curse. In every smile, a ghost." You are welcome here. But remember: once you hear the whispers, they will never leave you.

Secayda I've been trapped in my father's prison cells since i was thirteen and they've surprised my magic by the handcuffs around my wrists. I was supposed to arrive to Acadia Academy a year ago and find my mates. I have to escape. I've never met them, but I pray that they are searching for me.

Haven came to the city to write a story - not to become part of one. A strange pawn shop. A dead man. And a ring that feels far too powerful to be accidental. Maddox can sense magic - and he senses it on her. Powerful forces are already moving to reclaim what's been lost. Haven doesn't yet know what she's carrying - or what it's awakening inside her - only that the chaos unraveling around her seems to trace back to one small, golden circle on her finger. Fate has a shape. And it fits perfectly on her finger.

Marco Polo believes in science and family, but California is more magical than he ever imagined-its secrets are waiting in the desert. ***** This is a low fantasy serial about thirteen-year-old Marco who wants to follow in the footsteps of his parents and become a wildlife biologist. Even though he is a rigid introvert/scientist type he is thrust into situations that are the opposite of that and he has to deal with it. It's a slowburn on many fronts. Please enjoy.

📖 Book Description In the heart of Sylvaran lies a palace that breathes, a forest that remembers, and a crown that chooses who will rule. Princess Aerintha, destined to wield the light, carries the weight of her kingdom with quiet strength. Princess Lyraelle, the youngest, sees fragments of the future no one else dares imagine. And Princess Vespera... ambitious, brilliant, and overshadowed, craves a power that the world refuses to give her. When the Crown of Verdantia awakens, it will reveal truths too dangerous to ignore. One sister will rise. Another will fall. And the youngest may vanish between worlds forever. As darkness spreads and loyalties shatter, the sisters are forced to confront love, betrayal, and the haunting cost of ambition. Will the bonds of family survive, or will the Enchanted Forest claim them all? A sweeping tale of magic, power, and sacrifice, The Enchanted Forest: Princess of the Palace weaves a story of light and shadow where destiny is never kind, and the heart may be the most dangerous thing of all.

She writes love stories. But she wasn't expecting to live in one. After a near-death encounter with a rogue sedan (and a golden retriever named Waffles), burned-out writer Harper Lin wakes up in the arms of a man who seems suspiciously familiar. Like...fictionally familiar. As in: she's pretty sure she wrote him once. Convinced she's either losing her mind or manifesting her own love life through caffeine-fueled Google Docs, Harper sets out to test a theory: if her meet-cutes are coming to life, maybe fate's giving her a second chance at magic. Or maybe she's just concussed. Armed with stubborn hope, a laptop full of chaotic drafts, and her best friend who is so not emotionally equipped for this rollercoaster, Harper dives headfirst into a string of real-world romcom scenarios-from grocery store flirtations to coffee shop disasters-trying to figure out if the universe is meddling... or if she's finally cracked under the pressure of writing the perfect love story. [Standalone] Single POV | Romantic Comedy | Magical Realism

Aria Ashwryn has always felt free on the ice -- until the night everything changes. After a strange winter accident, her figure skating begins to fall apart. She blacks out mid-spin. Loses balance she's never lost before. And no one -- not even her parents -- can explain why. Then there's Rowan Calder. A hockey player with a quiet presence who steadies her when the world starts to blur. As Christmas magic lingers and something ancient stirs within her, Aria begins to realize she didn't lose her gift -- she inherited it. The sky is calling her, and love may be the only thing strong enough to keep her grounded. Some destinies are written in stars. Others are carved into ice.

Abandoned by the famous novelist who gave birth to her, Evangeline is being raised in a trailer park by a scruffy cat who smells like burnt toast, and the wind-up chambermaid (with key and torsion spring built-in) who found her in a laundry hamper. The teen years of a misunderstood artistic genius are tough. Her dreams of becoming a writer got quashed in infancy, and she only manages to earn a few crumbs of approval after she pivots to ballet. Too bad they come from Miskomin, the cheeky liar who lives a few doors down. As Evangeline's adolescence unfolds, the appearance of an unexpected competitor erodes her burgeoning self-confidence, and a predatory artistic director attempts to rewrite her entire world. Her desperate reactions to these influences and her subsequent return to storytelling bring her inner demons to life. Literally. Eager to master herself, Evangeline tackles a series of monsters, operates a murderous sewing machine, and befriends a sentient doll. Her misadventures help unearth latent abilities and force her relationship with neighbour and frenemy, Miskomin, to undergo a surprising evolution. As her creative journey unfolds, Evangeline gains the understanding and experience she needs to face the final boss: Herself. Will she learn to look beyond the artist she wants to be and accept the person she is? *I'm writing this novel as I go. This is a rough draft. I update every Friday evening Eastern Time. **Note regarding chapter images: AI is devastating the environment. Instead of continuing to use it to generate chapter images, I thought it would be fun to instead post non-ai images created by fans and digital artists eager to promote their work. Interested in contributing? Contact me via Discord: bjorkobirka. Artwork will be credited to the artist, and I can share the artist's contact information if desired. PG images only. Thank you!! I very much hope this story finds the readers it resonates with. Shout-out to my fellow weirdos!! Happy reading!

Mackintosh loves apples of all kinds. But on his 16th birthday, a strange walk through the orchard turns his obsession into a nightmare. When the orchard's creatures gather, Mackintosh discovers that nature has its own sense of justice. And it won't hesitate to punish those who cross the line. A prankster. A mysterious mirror. A transformation rooted in something unknown. "I Think It's Rotten" by Philip Carrera is a dark, whimsical short story with a twist ending. Perfect for fans of magical realism, fables, and modern microdramas. Enjoy! P.S. This story is part of a growing collection of short-form cinematic tales.

Some doors appear only when you're already being forgotten. Brielle Morgan has lived her whole life with a feeling she can't name - as if something precious was taken from her before she ever had the chance to remember it. When a hidden threshold opens and draws her into Lorewood, a school for fairy students where stories are preserved and names carry power, Brielle discovers she is not like the others. Records blur around her. Memories refuse to hold. And the white streak in her hair marks a story that was never finished. As whispers spread of a forgotten magic and a queen who erases stories instead of writing them, Brielle must uncover the truth about her past - before it disappears forever. Because some stories don't fade. They resist.

A kiss under a moonlit pagoda. A bargain older than the river. A fox who is starving for the right reasons. When Nia Caldwell, a Black American exchange student with a jasmine sachet and a spine of quiet steel, lands in Seoul, she only wants to pass her folklore class and eat her way through every market stall in the city. Instead, she meets Lee Seong-jin-an impossibly composed grad TA whose eyes feel like moonlight on still water. He never eats in public. He always knows when she's being watched. And in the spaces between stories, Nia starts to hear a fox cry. Seoul becomes a living folktale: lantern-lit festivals, temple bells at midnight, mountain shrines that remember your name, and a patron in a gray suit who smiles like a knife. Tied to an ancient debt, Seong-jin is a gumiho who's teaching himself to starve-choosing tenderness over hunger, choosing her. But breaking a contract forged on riverbanks will cost a heart of joy freely given... and hunters never stop hunting. As danger tightens-stalking footsteps by the bell pavilion, mirrors that whisper, and tests set at a temple gate-Nia and Seong-jin build their own rituals: red beans, honey on the tongue, rice shared slow. Their romance burns warm and intimate, on the border but never explicit, all breath and promise and lingering hands. Together they'll have to outwit a smiling predator, guard a young stream spirit, and decide whether love can rewrite a legend without devouring them both. • Modern Korean fantasy with thriller heat and romantic slow-burn • Black female lead x Korean gumiho male, both exchange students • Lush city vibes: Bukchon, Namsan snows, Jeju sunrises, Cheonggyecheon lanterns • Found family, fierce boundaries, and joy as magic • Sensual, mature moments without explicit content Jasmine on the air. Nine tails in the shadows. Under Seoul's jasmine skies, love doesn't just survive the story-it changes the ending. ©️ Relle H

Woven secrets bind them.

In a world where extraordinary "powers" are as common as the morning sun, Aurelius Academy stands as a sanctuary for the gifted, the strange, and the misunderstood. For most, it's a place to master thermal cooking, hard-light gaming, or spectral photography. For Lyn, it's a total mystery. As the only cisgender boy in a sea of powerful girls and trans-masculine students, Lyn is the ultimate anomaly-not because of what he can do, but because he seems to be the only one without a gift. While his friends deal with "lag-induced" tantrums, sibling rivalries, and the weight of ancient expectations, Lyn plays the role of the quiet observer, the shoulder to cry on, and the accidental heartthrob of the school. In this "friendly" Nevermore, there are no villains to fight-only the beautiful, messy, and magical chaos of growing up. 📍 The Plot The story follows Lyn's daily life as he navigates the complex social hierarchies of the Academy. From "angry baking" sessions with Alex in the kitchen to secret campfires with Clint in the woods, Lyn finds himself entangled in the lives (and hearts) of twelve unique individuals. The central mystery isn't "who is the enemy," but rather "what is Lyn's true purpose?" As he helps his friends overcome their personal insecurities and traumas, a dormant power begins to stir-one that doesn't just belong to him, but to all of them.

When 20-year-old Harry Potter is sentenced to spend eternity cleaning up the chaos he caused in the Department of Mysteries after the disastrous time-traveling stunt his son pulled , he decides to let someone else handle destiny for once. That "someone else" is Hermione Granger, of course, who discovers the prophecy might have been about her just as much as Harry. Brilliant, stubborn, and tired of watching fate play favorites, Hermione cracks the secret to not just traveling back in time but rewriting it. She just didn't expect the cost of becoming the Girl Who Lived to be her own life. Reborn as an orphaned eleven-year-old with no memory of the world she once knew, Hermione's new destiny begins in a shopping mall while shopping for school supplies where Hagrid stomps in to inform her she's a witch. Now thrown into the whirlwind of Hogwarts, Hermione must put up with cruel bullying from the Slytherins and teachers, relentless self-doubt that excelling in all her classes can't even stop, and the smug taunts of Harry and Ron, two would-be heroes who call themselves the prestigious "Gryffindoyen." But Hermione isn't alone. With loud-mouthed Lavender Brown and wimpy Neville Longbottom at her side, she'll have to protect the Sorcerer's Stone, uncover the truth about her past, and decide whether she even wants the destiny she stole before Voldemort rises (again) and conquers the magical world for good.