Slavicfolklore Stories

In a world where magic breathes through the trees and shadows carry secrets, two young women stand at the edge of destiny. Hala - a wild, radiant samodiva who dares to love beyond her world. Yaga - a quiet witch who learns that love is not always a gift... but a choice. When Hala returns from the human world, she is no longer the same. She carries a child. And something darker. As the seasons pass, love turns into silence, silence into distance... and distance into something far more dangerous. While one heart begins to heal, the other begins to rot. And deep in the forests of Divozem, a legend is being born. Not from darkness. But from love that was betrayed.

In which a place taken in 1922, Eliza Kalinin, the rebellious postulant yet with higher faith was sent to a Basilica-Castle of Divulged Blood in a mission to gain knowledges on Royal Empire of Ruskyiev's Orthodoxy in pursuit to turn his home, Chapel of Our Lady of Fatima into an education institution. However deep down she may not realize, the holiest place in the Slavic Land she's in shall have strange things occuring... originally written by: Pannochka Domski editor : Norah Juniper

In this powerful final chapter of Solovyevo, Alina has grown into a true young witch - one who listens not just with her ears, but with her soul. Spring brings new beginnings, quiet days of magic, healing, and learning. But when an injured stranger is found near the forest's edge, and a message arrives from Marena - the ancient goddess of winter and death - Alina and her mother Lena are called into action once more. The cycle continues, and the path of magic unfolds ever onward. A tale of quiet strength, deep roots, and the eternal return.

In slavic follklore, Baba Yaga is one of the most renowned characters. But how did she gain her power? What if there is more to her than the stories say? This story shows Baba Yaga before she became Baba Yaga, as Cecylia Antol. How she climbed to live in royalty and fought in wars, before she became known as a crazy cannibal.

Mia thought her life couldn't get any worse-until a deadly encounter leaves her marked by a venomous bite and bound to an ancient, dark power. Plagued by strange visions and hunted by creatures she once believed were myth, Mia is pulled into a hidden world of supernatural beings. Here, Sirins and Alkonosts-a race of otherworldly creatures with mesmerizing voices and deadly claws-wage a quiet war against an ancient force that seeks to destroy them all. But it's the enigmatic figure who saved her life, whose blood now pulses through her veins, that haunts her most. He offers her salvation with one hand and destruction with the other, his motives as mysterious as the power he wields. Mia can feel his pull, a magnetic connection she can't explain, but every instinct screams to resist him. Caught between those who claim they want to protect her and a dark savior who stirs something primal within her, Mia must navigate a web of secrets and betrayals. As the line between ally and enemy blurs, she discovers that her transformation may be the key to unlocking a devastating power-one that could either save or doom them all. But with time running out and her humanity slipping away, Mia must make an impossible choice: surrender to the darkness within or risk losing everything, including herself. For fans of dark romance, supernatural intrigue, and heart-stopping suspense, Secrets invites readers into a world where monsters are real, trust is fleeting, and the truth is more dangerous than the lies.

When the household Domovoy wakes up coal-black with anger, he has two problems: 1.He's suddenly visible. 2.To vanish again, he must face his greatest fear... ...which turns out to be a tiny dog named Rex.

The Kurczaka Travelling Inn has been in Meluza Dovhun's family for generations, an open door and empty room to all sorts of guests. Suffice to say, Mel has seen her fair share of the unusual, whether from working at the front desk or helping clean out rooms. Really, there's not a whole lot that could surprise her anymore. That is, until a human shows up at the hotel's doorstep, and Kurczak decides to saunter off before Mel can get him to leave. Now, Mel's only hope is to hide the human's presence and pray none of the gods and spirits (or even worse, her grandmother) take notice before she can get him home. (Plus, her sister keeps getting into trouble with the rusalki, her mother is falling into serious religious practices, and the guests are causing trouble left, right, and center.) ONC 2026 PROMPT #113 COVER BY: @AlexandraLing2000

17yo Elizaveta Mirova is a ballerina of extraordinary talent, moving through the 90's Moscow like a ghost: silent, precise, untouchable. Her body brutally trained, her mind drifting further and further. Who made her this way, who will save her? Cry for Me, Pavel is a haunting, lyrical exploration of artistry and obsession, of endurance and unspoken longing. Inspired loosely by Whiplash, Billy Elliot and Black Swan