Historias de Surrealfiction

Secrets to Keep is a surreal coming-of-age fantasy about memory, music, and identity. When Shasta moves to a new town, she discovers a hidden carnival world, the Towne, that feeds on unspoken truths and forgotten selves. Each trial forces her to confront the versions of herself she almost became, while a boy named Boston awakens alongside her, breaking rules that were never meant to bend. As shadows gather and guides begin to fail, Shasta learns the most dangerous secret isn't what she's hiding from others, but what she refuses to admit to herself.

As Hakita is remastering ACT III and adding UK:MD difficulty, adding Encore levels, but max0r playing RDR2 and Gacha games, I wanted to continue with this idiotic story. Not because I am coping and seething but because I'm too much invested in it. This is like those fan-comic artists doing small side-stories that are both canon or not. I'll be adding random ass bullshit which is STILL canon to the UltraHearts lore, and ACTUALLY be trying to explain how the world works in UltraHearts.

"Taupea" is a captivating novel that immerses readers in a mysterious and surreal world where reality intertwines with the fantastic. Through Taupea's story, the protagonist, profound themes such as alienation, identity, and the struggle against internal demons are explored. The narrative, infused with grotesque elements and symbolism, creates a unique atmosphere that challenges conventional perceptions. With intriguing characters and an intense plot, "Taupea" invites readers on an emotional journey where the line between sanity and madness blurs, offering a striking and thought-provoking literary experience.

Tariro finds herself trapped in a cycle of grief, burdened by the loss of her grandmother. However, when she saves a child from a fire, her reality begins to fracture. Shadows whisper, lost voices beckon, and memories thought long buried resurface-her childhood school, the fire that inexplicably spares her, and a radiant garden where someone she recognises awaits. Camilla, Sophia, and Mia stand before her, their laughter turning into solemn goodbyes. The fog thickens. Time warps. The past unravels, pushing Tariro towards the truth she has been trying to avoid. As doubts consume her, she reaches a crossroads. Will she confront and heal from her grief, or will she remain unchanged? Yet the whispers persist. The shadows continue to linger. In the spaces between memory and reality, something is still waiting for her.

When a group of scientists discover that reality is forgetting it exists, one woman must teach the universe how to remember - before silence consumes everything.

Suddenly a most horrific scene began to emerge. About 500 feet away, the water rushed in the island's direction like light into a black hole. A reverse tidal wave was forming. Rachel headed for the ever-rising wave that had grown to the size of a small city and had already blocked out the entire tropical setting beyond. When she reached its trough, her heart spluttered, muscles stiffened, and breathing stopped. It's all in God's hands.

The floor is tilting again. Mala, age 2¾, clutches her glass snake Ipfa and waits for Sarm to come. But today Sarm is cold again. Her new sister knows too many words. The walls do not want to help and the void in the sky is watching. Mala knows her purple friends are building something urgent in the dark. She must not let the grown-ups take them away. A story told from the perspective of a toddler in the distant future. The protagonists are the same characters as More Than Lights on my profile, but the two stories are standalone. You can read them either way around (or just one of them) and it'll make sense.

Into the FRAGMENTED world the reality begins to shape

Paige Blair is a young writer haunted by her own frustration. Stories that once came easily now feel like strangers, and every attempt at creation ends in disappointment. One day, after pouring herself into what she hopes will be her final masterpiece, something unthinkable happens: the world around her begins to warp. Reality frays at the edges, and the familiar rules of life no longer apply. In an instant, Paige is pulled into a realm that is at once beautiful and terrifying, a place where unfinished stories, fragments of imagination, and strange phenomena seem to have a life of their own. Nothing behaves as it should, and even the most ordinary objects or events carry a hint of danger. Confusion and fear swirl around her, and she begins to realize that this world is tied to her own creativity in ways she could never have imagined. As Paige navigates this surreal landscape, she encounters mysteries that challenge everything she thought she knew about writing, storytelling, and herself. Questions arise: Who is the First Writer? What power lies in a story unfinished? And is Paige herself destined to be more than just an observer in this world-or could she lose herself completely in its ever-shifting pages? With every step, the lines between reality and fiction blur, and Paige must learn to confront her own doubts, fears, and forgotten potential. In this strange new existence, nothing is certain, nothing is stable, and the only way forward may be to reclaim her own story before it disappears forever. ────୨ৎ────

A thrilling, mind-snaring adventure of war, love, and tragedy. This story is a roller coaster of outrageous powers and bad humor.

"The Trial That Never Ends" is a gripping, mysterious tale about a young person caught in an endless cycle of an unexplained trial. After being mysteriously summoned to a strange building, the protagonist finds themselves trapped in a room with faceless individuals who seem to know more about them than they do themselves. As the protagonist is forced to navigate the confusion and the cryptic conversations of those around them, they realize that they are being judged without ever being told why. With no answers and a growing sense of being trapped, the protagonist must try to understand the true purpose behind the trial-if it even has one. In a narrative inspired by Franz Kafka's The Trial, this story explores themes of uncertainty, isolation, and the search for meaning in a world that seems to operate on rules beyond comprehension. The story unfolds in eight gripping chapters, keeping readers on the edge of their seats as they follow the protagonist's journey through a maze of unanswered questions and haunting decisions. Each chapter raises the stakes, pulling readers deeper into the mystery and leaving them questioning what's real and what's not. Perfect for those who love mind-bending stories and psychological mysteries, "The Trial That Never Ends" will keep you wondering: What happens when you're trapped in a system you can't escape? And can anyone ever truly find justice in a world that doesn't explain itself?

Somewhere beyond time, a library keeps the futures we chose to forget. Aurellia Vale was never supposed to remember. Haunted by dreams of fire and a brother she can no longer prove existed, seventeen-year-old Aurellia lives a quiet life in the city of Penumbra-until a mysterious letter summons her to a place outside reality: the Library of Forgotten Tomorrows. There, every book holds a life that could have been-a version of someone else she might have become, or someone she's already lost. As Aurellia is drawn deeper into the Library's infinite shelves and the veiled truths hidden within, she begins to unravel a secret buried in the fabric of time: her brother's death wasn't an accident... and she may be the only one who can rewrite what was meant to burn. But some futures don't want to be remembered. And the Library is watching.

The Creator, overwhelmed by writer's block and exhaustion, finds himself hallucinating after a strange incident with modeling clay. A shadowy figure named Darkness appears, offering him an hour of genius in exchange for a long-term deal to work for him once a week. Despite initial skepticism, the Creator accepts a three-minute trial of the genius, which enables him to write effortlessly. However, the experience makes him realize his work lacks value. He declines the deal, but Darkness reveals that even the trial has a cost: one hundred days of work. The Creator dismisses the figure's warning, pours himself a drink, and tries to move on, unaware of the consequences looming ahead.

Dmitri doesn't fix pipes-he unclogs the universe. But when a flooded tenement building reveals a leak in reality itself, he must confront the terrifying truth: some blockages exist for a reason.

A boy who has forgotten even himself awakens within a surreal, shifting landscape shaped by his own mind. As he wanders through liminal spaces and dreamlike realities, encountering strange entities, he searches not for escape or survival, but for understanding-of his lost purpose, his fractured existence, and what it truly means to be.

Twenty years after the Dreamwave changed everything, the universe is alive - and it won't stop listening. The hum that once healed the world has become a cage of constant sound. Every thought is echoed, every emotion amplified, every secret whispered back by a cosmos that no longer sleeps. For Kai Vale, cousin of the long-lost Orin Vale, the harmony is a lie. He remembers the sacrifice that made it possible - and the woman who demanded it: Dr. Lyra Carrow, now revered as the Listener of Dawn. Kai wants to silence her legacy. He wants to give the universe back what Lyra stole - the gift of ending. With his closest friends - Rheya Sol, a gifted resonance engineer haunted by the voices she can't tune out, and Dax Renner, a runaway Helios defector who dreams of restoring silence through chaos - Kai leads a rebellion known as The Quiet. Their mission: to infiltrate the rebuilt Helios Ascendant and dismantle the Luminous Tone that binds existence together. But as they descend deeper into the cosmic architecture of reality, Kai begins to hear a familiar voice within the frequencies - his cousin Orin, still alive inside the Infinite Choir. And the universe, now self-aware, begins to sing back. In the final chapter of the Resonance trilogy, silence becomes divine, music becomes memory, and creation begins to dream of its own extinction. What happens when the song decides it no longer needs a singer? What happens when the universe itself asks for peace? Resonance: The Infinite Choir - The end of sound. The beginning of silence.

Oleg, a drug addict starts hallucinating and sees his old work colleague and friend Milo, falling into deep longing and regret.

Some love stories don't happen in time. They happen in memory. Aiden wakes with a note he doesn't remember writing and a name he's forgotten too many times: Elara Morrin. When a mysterious book written by her appears in a forgotten library, he begins to unravel a story he once lived-and buried. As dreams start remembering him, mirrors crack open to secret doors, and lost rooms whisper warnings from his other lives, Aiden must face the question that keeps echoing through every version of his past: Who was Elara... and why does remembering her hurt so much?

A witty fictional character, dissatisfied with her mundane life, is granted control over her story-only to uncover unsettling truths about her creator and her own existence.