Slavicmythology Stories

Tales and legends roam and drift, as do spirits, through these lands. When a young girl tragically dies of illness the rest of her companion-ring attempts to contact an ancient slavic god in order to take her back. And he, the eternal god, shall always sleep, for when he's woken up Earth will cease to exist. Tis' a tale of superstition and pagan divine, the holy spirits and the Holy Ghost.

Mitologia Słowiańska. W książce znajdą się demony i bogowie w których niegdyś wierzyli nasi przodkowie za czasów pogańskiej Polski. Zapraszam... Okładka pojawi się kiedy będę miała czas.

Daily writing practice, about 500 words each. Different prompts, characters are all my own.

The orderlies always fed him and Peter twice a day, every day. So far, Stiles and Peter had eaten sixty-seven meals. That meant thirty-three and a half days-to the whiskey-eyed teen's knowledge, unless days had somehow been lost-they had been trapped here: no visitors, no doctors to see them, no signs or indications that the pack intended on rescuing Stiles and his current roommate. Just white walls to surround them both, the steady, constant heat of Peter curled against his back, and the vicious, knowing eyes of each of the orderlies as they dropped off the bidaily meals. The miasma that bled and leeched into every inch of Eichen House pressed down upon the teen and, as each day passed, Stiles found that it was getting harder and harder to breathe.

Learn stories of Slavic gods and goddesses. !This is not an 100% accurate version of the original mythology!

During a stormy night drive, a man stops at a lonely roadside inn - a place where something feels terribly wrong. Time stops. Reality fractures. And inside, they're already waiting for him.

Just like all the other Dragon Heirs of age, Plamen attends The Grand Test of Power so the Gods can judge who of them is worthy of breaking the curse that binds Dragon kind to human bodies. Not many managed to pass the test - you can count them on the fingers of one hand. Even worse, only one person came close to breaking the curse, yet failed. Plamen will do anything to succeed, even unwillingly team up with two other Dragon Heirs. Zima and Vid are interesting companions, though, ones he thinks he doesn't need. The obstacle appearing in front of them is not something anyone could predict but, to their utter bafflement, they pass the Test. However, it comes at a steep price. Because now, they just need to find out how to stay alive. From one corner it's Goddess Nužda's minions attacking them - and not just them, but their friends, families, everyone's at risk - and from another, it's the political machinations of adult dragons that make this endeavor almost impossible. '...what price are you willing to pay?' The ancient prophecy speaks of the three that will be victorious, but it's not complete and the missing parts are ones they need to be wary of. Featured on the reading lists of Magic and Fantasy profiles 20k milestone achieved Round Two Qualifier Open Novella Contest 2020 prompt 24. (dragons, of course xD) - 1st place winner in Fantasy (The Royalty Awards) - 1st place winner in Fantasy (Concealed Voices Awards 2020)

Wrote this for my cousins for her birthday lol

Annotation (Аннотация) In her second day in Solovyevo, Alina begins to meet the unusual residents of the village. Guided by Elder Arel, she steps into a world where each person is part of an ancient weave: a carpenter who speaks to owls, a seer who listens to herbs, and a forest spirit who knows the memory of trees. When three magical beings unexpectedly fall for a mysterious blue-eyed girl, Alina witnesses how even the strangest stories can end in laughter and tea under the stars. Solovyevo slowly reveals its true magic - and Alina is no longer just a guest.

Volyan Arzaayanin wants to have a normal life--but, when you're the child of the Greek goddess Athena and the blood-thirsty Slavic deity, Yakuvaat, that's not possible. Volyan finds himself heading to an academy to find others like him. He hopes Yakuvaat will never find him. Ulysses "Uly" Vorac, son of Marzanna and Hecate, is wanted by many monster hunters. He is the "Shadow Wolf" after all. Uly's mothers force him to reside at the academy in hopes to protect him. The problem? Ulysses doesn't want stay put. [This book is part of the "Project Unfinished" series. It can be read as a stand-alone, or in the order of the timeline.] Highest ranks: #732 in paranormal - (11/23/23) #505 in mythology - (11/23/23) #263 in greekgods - (11/23/23) #7 in slavic - (11/23/23) #199 in athena - (11/23/23)

A sixteen year old Valerya is denied a quest by the Oracle of Delphi itself after it almost turns to dust when asked for a prophecy. Naturally, she takes it as a sign to proceed with the quest. I mean, what can be worse than being unclaimed by your godly parent for four years? That will be the least of her worries when she stumbles into the Russian taiga.

In a land where ancient gods slumber, one man's choice will awaken powers beyond imagination. Young man finds himself in a world where myth and reality intertwine as war tears the world apart. Dark forces are rising, and the very essence of existence is at stake. He must navigate a treacherous path, balancing between the worlds of mortals and gods. When whispers of the forgotten become roars of the divine, can humanity survive the awakening?

A young woman must take her throne upon the Slavic Pantheon at the right hand of her betrothed. The clock ticks and two brothers go head-to-head to claim what they believe is theirs. The question on everyone's mind: which throne will she take? --- This urban fantasy will take place in a modern world with snippets of "the Old World" making an appearance. Please note that all the research for this story has been done by myself and I am taking some artistic licences with Slavic mythology. --- New posts will occur ever two weeks unless otherwise notified.

{cover art: Me} „Shadows wouldn't exist without light and someone to stop it hit a spot" „A shine wouldn't exist without darkness to shine into" „Without that harmony people would hit a wall" „If only there was light everyone would be blinded and wouldn't see the goods of everything else" „Exactly like that its with darkness" „Dont think darkness is able to recover. Only darkness for so long would make you sensitive to light and you are instantly blinded"

Pavel Chekov wonders if he's dreaming when he encounters the beautiful Yelena in a village just like one from his native Russia. The dream of their romance, however, turns into a nightmare when she is kidnapped by Koschei the Deathless...

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

When six-year-old Katya moves with her parents into her late grandmother's old house, she has no idea that something ancient and magical awaits inside. A locked room, a hidden pendant, and a talking house spirit named Timofey lead her to a mysterious book - one that answers questions and holds forgotten spells. Soon, Katya learns that she's the heir to a magical legacy... and with that gift comes a great responsibility. As darkness stirs near the village, Katya must discover the strength to protect what she loves - even if she's just a little girl with a brave heart. A cozy, mystical story about hidden magic, family secrets, and the quiet courage of childhood.

Facing death every day in war-torn Ukraine, two friends escape deep into the woods only to run into Baba Yaga, a guide to the world beyond who can no longer connect with the dead. Together, the trio navigate the world between life and death. But when death comes for the girls, will they be able to ask their new friend for help? The full novel (illustrated by the author) is available on Amazon and other bookshops