Silenthorror Stories

The era of Sukuna has ended. The great battle that shook the world of sorcery has finally reached its conclusion. Countless lives were lost. Countless things changed. But life doesn't stop for tragedy. The world moves on. And so, Itadori Yuuji steps forward. In the lingering shadows of the past, a new story begins to unfold. Curses still exist. Danger has not truly disappeared. And amidst it all, something unexpected slowly emerges. A meeting. A coincidence. Or perhaps... something that was never meant to exist in the first place? [JUJUTSU KAISEN CHARACTERS BELONG TO GEGE AKUTAMI]

Elya is a quiet young woman, almost erased from the real world. Passionate about ancient books and calligraphy, she leads a grey existence-until the day she stumbles upon an abandoned grimoire. The moment she opens it, she's pulled into a world made of living ink, shifting pages, and half-erased memories. In this realm, she must write to survive. But every word she writes changes reality... And the more she writes, the more her past, her feelings-even her name-begin to fade. In a universe that blends metaphysical horror and silent fantasy, Elya faces creatures born from regrets, lies, and broken truths. Until one day, the Book gives her a final choice: Write the world. Or let yourself be erased.

Ethan Parker leaves behind the noise of New York in search of peace. He finds it-in an old building full of history, polite neighbors, and the soft whisper of rain against the window. Apartment 3B feels like the perfect retreat: a blank slate, a new beginning, rules he writes to keep himself grounded. But Ethan doesn't know that someone is already watching him from the shadows. And that he's become part of a game-one he didn't create, and where the rules are not his to set.

There are places in this world that don't exist on any map. Towns forgotten by time, swallowed by silence, where the past lingers like a shadow just out of reach. Elias never questioned the town he grew up in-never wondered why the streets were always so quiet, why the air felt heavier some days. But the feeling was always there, waiting. It started with whispers-familiar, yet impossible. A signpost that had always been there, yet he had never seen it before. A house that looked the same but felt... wrong. His mother's voice carried warmth, but her words were colder than the wind slipping through the trees. And then there was the dog, the way it stared-silent, unmoving, knowing something he didn't. Reality is a fragile thing, easily bent, easily broken. The night he tried to escape, he learned the truth: some homes are never truly lived in. Some reflections don't belong to you. And once you see what's on the other side-it sees you too.

What happens after a guilt takes over?

A short thriller story An ambitious girl living a perfectly quiet life suddenly found out that she has a twin sister living inside of her, This twin sister of hers is slowly taking over her own body and in order to stop her sister she needs to get rid of her for good, But can she really do that?

Students enter their college department block to collect their materials, but they become trapped inside. While exploring, they discover an unknown place. Will they manage to get out, or will they remain trapped? What secrets does this mysterious place hold?

Silence isn't frightening here - it's become the norm. Noise - that's what raises suspicion. She's lived in this world for a long time: Where cities are skeletons, roads lie empty, and faces exist only in memory. The apocalypse wasn't an explosion. It was civilization's slow exhale. People vanished, streets dimmed, radios fell silent. She's no heroine. She just hasn't given up yet. And now - a new road, a new signal, a new place. Where everything feels too alive to be safe. If the end has already come... Then what, exactly, is beginning?