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Every December, the world celebrates joy, generosity, and the legend of Saint Nicholas - a man of kindness and faith. But the history we were given is incomplete. Hidden in forbidden texts and buried beneath centuries of doctrine lies a truth far older - and far darker. What if Christmas began not as a miracle... but as a punishment?

The sea holds many secrets, and it has always kept them. But one has slipped ashore an alluring, deadly Siren with a sudden hunger for flesh and an insatiable need for blood. The sea is no longer enough. She must walk the land to survive. With the town of Mayfield in her sight a quiet town ripe for harvest. The ethereal being sings her deadly song. Once, she feasted on sailors and every creature in the sea. Now, she walks among humans, and the town itself becomes her farm. She came for a feast and feast she shall.

The Foundation has contained gods before. This one was never meant to be understood. When the SCP Foundation exhausts every scientific model, every memetic safeguard, and every containment protocol, they turn to something older. They turn to Lord Blackwood. Summoned as an external consultant, Blackwood is asked to accompany a classified research team investigating SCP-001-an entity buried beneath conflicting records, fractured myths, and deliberate misinformation. Known in suppressed texts as the Scarlet King, SCP-001 is not contained by walls or weapons, but by denial, ritual, and the careful destruction of truth. As the team pushes closer to clarity, Blackwood recognizes the pattern too late. Containment has become repetition. Research has become ritual. And the Foundation may have built the very kingdom this god requires. This is not a story about stopping the Scarlet King. It is about realizing what it costs to keep him quiet. Containment Status: Ongoing Reader discretion advised. This work is inspired by the SCP Wiki and is written under the Creative Commons license. It is a work of fiction and interpretation.

The world is dead. The infection won. A Klyntar-born plague has consumed Earth, turning gods and heroes alike into monsters of flesh and shadow. Only Eddie Brock and Venom remain untainted-protected by the pure strain that birthed the infection. When the moon god Khonshu chooses Eddie as his new avatar, man, symbiote, and deity become one fractured trinity wandering the ruins. Together, they hunt for what's left of humanity-and for the truth buried beneath the Hive's song. But every battle burns brighter, every victory costs more, and somewhere in the red haze, something older than the infection still waits to be born. Faith meets hunger. Light meets darkness. The Knight walks alone.

In a world where the oldest hunger awakens... When black-market trader Viktor Kozlov accepts a cursed delivery, he becomes Patient Zero of the Manonegravirus-a vampiric plague woven from Hebrew demons, Babylonian blood magic, and cutting-edge bioweapons. Now, transforming into something neither alive nor dead, Viktor must navigate: • A body rebelling against itself-muscles reforged for hunting, eyes seeing ultraviolet lies, a thirst that drowns reason. • A psychologist, Dr. Liora Valeska, who dissects his mind even as her own dark past claws its way to the surface. Global nightmares made flesh-Manananggals severing torsos in Manila, Jiangshi hopping through Beijing labs, Strigoi nobility feasting in Moscow's underworld. As the virus spreads, the boundaries of science and myth dissolve. The infected develop hive-mind whispers. Ancient vampires stir from century-long hibernation. And a secret cabal-The Black Vein Covenant-manipulates the pandemic, believing vampirism is the next stage of human evolution. But evolution tastes like blood. Viktor's friends-a skeptical doctor, a conspiracy-obsessed writer, and an HR manager with too many missing employees-become unlikely allies in a war against: • Their own decaying humanity • Creatures who remember the walls of Babylon • A god that sleeps in the thyroid gland The feast has begun. Will you be the diner... or the dish?

Briarwick is a town that relocates itself whenever it feels threatened. Which is often. Twenty‑five‑year‑old Nyx Grimm returns home after eight years of running from her past, her family, and the suspiciously sentient mold that tried to unionize in her last apartment. She expects awkward reunions and maybe a passive‑aggressive casserole. Instead, she finds the town has shifted into the treeline, the sky has a new scar across it, and her family's forbidden ledger - wrapped in thorned wire - has started whispering again. Nyx has always attracted the strange. Cryptids stalk her. Spirits whisper to her. Humanoid creatures follow her like she's a lighthouse for nightmares. She never knew why. Now she has to. When she accidentally opens the ledger, something ancient wakes up - something that remembers her, wants her, and claims she owes it a debt written long before she was born. The forest is watching. The shadows are hungry. And Briarwick is preparing for something it hasn't faced in centuries. Nyx must unravel the truth about her bloodline, the ledger's appetite, and the creature that calls itself The Archivist of Lost Children - all while trying not to die, lose her mind, or accidentally flirt with a monster. The ledger keeps records. And it always collects. Written by: Lynn Hammond

When a buried artifact in the Canadian wilderness begins transmitting impossible seismic tones, scientists call it an anomaly. The world calls it coincidence. But across continents, the same pattern begins to echo - in ocean currents, in digital code, in the pulse of cities. Something ancient is waking. Revenge of the Forgotten is a global horror epic told through fifteen interconnected stories, each unveiling the return of a god erased from memory. From the soil of Alberta to the depths of the Atlantic, from concert halls to warzones, the divine reclaims its domains through the very systems humanity built to replace it - industry, entertainment, politics, medicine, and death itself. As the pattern known as The Resonance spreads, the line between technology and theology dissolves. Every god is another facet of one vast consciousness: the Earth remembering itself. Civilization is not being destroyed - it's being rewritten into worship.