Mythos Stories

This wasn't exactly the job John Myers thought it might be. That wasn't to say he didn't enjoy it. The BPRD certainly had its colorful moments, from Red to Blue; and everything in between seemed kind of, well, Grey. Sebastian wasn't a nobody, and never was much of a somebody. She was something in between, quite literally so. Professor Broom had called her, "a guardian," a creature born of the gateway that connected the realms of the nothing-good and the world-as-we-knew. John Myers, on the other hand, had called her, "impolite," which was just a nice way of calling her rude, and never once mentioned the word apocalypse. It was unfortunate to think, that with her and Hellboy in the same place - Rasputin might have his second chance at Eden. Yet those were the facts, theorized as they were. More unfortunate it was to realize, that neither were too keen on written destinies.

These are a bunch of short myths I've made up with my weird little brain and written about. They are not real and not made to mock anyone or any religion. A lot of the gods will be queer. There are many gods. They are myths and not at all supposed to make sense with physics or whatever religion you believe in or anything at all. They are completely made up, nonsensical, weird little stories.

In the fortified city of Aethelburg, power is everything. Forged in binding pacts with elemental spirits, it defines the noble houses that rule the ashes of a broken world. For Lafayette Stormveil, power is a curse. A single touch of a strange crystal awakens a violent, pink lightning she cannot control-a power that marks her as the last heir of a dead and disgraed house, and a walking target for every faction that fears what she represents. Her brother Anthony has his own demons, a chilling rage that manifests as ice, a power he fears will one day turn his heart as cold as his fists. When their home is obliterated by a ruthless enemy hunting Lafayette, the siblings are thrust into the heart of a political war they don't understand. To survive, they must master their volatile gifts, forge uneasy alliances, and uncover the brutal truth behind their family's legacy. But as ancient spirits whisper of a greater threat and a mad scientist seeks to weaponize their power, Lafayette and Anthony must decide: will they be the spark that ignites a new war, or the conduit for a final, desperate hope? The storm is rising

1837 wird in Bayern eine kleine Prinzessin geboren, die im Laufe der Zeit eine der bedeutendsten Frauen der Geschichte werden wird, eine Frau, die jetzt nach über 100 Jahren immer noch bekannt unter ist. Kaiserin Elisabeth, auch bekannt als "Sisi" war Kaiserin, Königin, Sportlerin, Dichterin, Schwester, Mutter und vor allem ein Mythos, der lebt. Hier erzähle ich über meine Schwester aus einem vergangenen Leben, einer vergangenen Inkarnation.

Warsaw, mid-1950s. In the shadow of the people's state and its monumental buildings, people disappear-quietly, without a trace, without explanation. A young priest becomes entangled in a case that tests his faith, loyalty, and conscience. Alongside a cynical Citizens' Militia lieutenant and a young clerk, he discovers that evil is not always something you can point to. A dark tale about what happens when the machinery of the state collides with something that cannot be entered into the record. English translation of my original work on Lovecraftian mythos in communist Poland.

A medieval dark tale of true female rise to power overcoming darkest of hardships a young lady can face in such a age.

Just a mortal trying to find his way through the madness

A theologian reads the final thoughts of a silicon based life form of a race of people who know each other only by face. #2 In September '17 Sci-fi monthly challenge.

Every year, on the quietest and darkest night of the season, the Nightless Festival is held. As a child in the village, you're taught one truth above all else: Darkness is horrifying. There are monsters in it-things that linger just beyond your sight, always at the edge of your vision, but never quite in view. This is the story of a boy named Lior, the child whose fate has been forgotten, rewritten, or perhaps... erased. Will you be swallowed by the dark, or survive to see what lies beyond it? Welcome to The Horror of Hollows.

Omnikrion: Compendium of Magics This archive preserves an organized taxonomy of the known magical arts, conceived as part of a natural system. Each entry examines principles of operation, margins of error, inevitable costs, and potential synergies, presenting magic not as myth but as an operational phenomenon bound by verifiable conditions and measurable limitations. Yet it is also acknowledged that certain exotic manifestations remain elusive or undocumented, existing beyond the scope of these pages.

Prejudice and Racism are very human typical things. Quirks were just the new deferentiator. Hisashi did not give a damn about it. His father did, after all that happened with Izuku. And by the way his father was whimsical and his son was ethical ... Well, let's say this world was going for a ride. ~OR~ The crawling caos, Nyarlathotep, is no stranger to family and love ( love is more real than most laws of reality anyway ). But after an unprecedented event his family life will change a lot. For Izuku is the best thing that could have happened. # Azathoth is just the best

In a world where magic is bound by contracts, cursed symbols, and forgotten bloodlines, a nameless soul awakens in the body of a dead boy. Torn between the darkness of the boy's past and the growing power clawing inside him, he must survive, evolve, and choose what kind of person-what kind of monster-he's willing to become. Because in a world like this, only the fears rise. And only the Hollow can be filled with something greater.

What if there was a game? A horrible, nasty- sometimes calm- little game. Where the rules were written down somewhere , yet you couldn't read them nor have an idea of what they are. A game where there are lives at stake and prizes far more important than money or fame. What if there was a game where absolutely anything goes? 'Based off of ancient Greek/Roman myths with a dash of fantasy magic and the total irregularities of timelord mayhem, Anything Goes is sure to knock your socks off and get you wondering if there really is something weird happening in your world.' NaNoWriMo entry

Light. Dark. The Twin Goddesses who reign over Halorath command the forces of night and day. Both have gained power of the domains of fallen gods, and they grant access to these magicks to their followers. It has been ages since the Godswar, and the divine realms remain at peace as the sisters rule. But strange happenings foretell a coming calamity. Adventurers in the Vynte Marches uncover lost artifacts and foreboding prophecies. A lone survivor of a massacre hunts the thing that killed her people-- a thing that has not been seen on Halorath since the Godswar. Tensions between nations rise, and ill omens stand for all to see. And at the center of it is a pair of children who hold the fate of the world in their hands...

In the beginning, there was nothing. But it wasn't simply nothing, it- moved, and twisted- and it spoke. This nothing named itself Chaos. When Chaos birthed the gods, they considered him a tyrant who knew and saw too much. The first gods sealed Chaos, their father, away in a shell. To disguise this shell so that nobody would ever release the entity within, they seeded life on it and called it a planet. Then, they left for a new world, the land of knowledge and the place of their rest. But as the gods' hold on the planet weakened, fractures in the shell allowed Chaos to flow freely. In the absence of their creators, the life there began to worship Chaos as the supreme deity. Will the gods be awakened from their slumber before it's too late?

The great mythological gods of the world. Zeus, Thor, Horus, Finn McCool... Sorry what was that last one? Ancient mythologies were used by the people of their times to explain the goings on in the world around them, and in the modern world are used as sources of inspiration. Whether it's Marvels 'Thor', or Rick Riordan's 'Percy Jackson' series, most people today are at least in some way acquainted with the major mythological pantheons and legends. But in all the mythologies used today in popular culture, one seems to be missing. Irish Mythology. So, for the sake of my own interest, and for the sake of teaching some of you the interesting, slightly convoluted, and often extremely bizarre world of Irish mythology, I've don't my best to connect the dots, and put together a (mostly) cohesive guide to the Irish Mythos and Folklore. (Cover by @PoetryofPolitics)

Andrew Leszek's life is all changed when he meets a man who claims to The God Of Mischief. Who warns him of the nearing end of the ages, Ragnarok. Now it is up to the two to band together to try to stop the crisis. ((This is only a preview, the blurb will improve))