histórias de Urbanlegends

One year ago, Sarah's best friend Cassie brutally murdered four classmates in the house next door. Then Cassie disappeared. No one knows why she did it. Or that Sarah could have stopped her. Now, strange things are happening - messages written in blood, familiar voices whispering to Sarah, faces in the mirror that aren't her own. Cassie's favorite slumber party game was always Bloody Mary and her final entries in a journal are filled with stories about a "presence" in the mirror, who listened when no one else did. Cassie poured her fear, anger, and heartbreak into Bloody Mary - confessing the bullying, loneliness, and slow, painful realization that Sarah was starting to make new friends and move on without her. As the anniversary of the murders approaches, Sarah and her friends - including Abby, who might be something more - must follow the clues and go to what's now called the Demon House. There, they will learn what really happened, what Cassie unleashed...and whether she's still alive. Cassie faced her demons and failed. Bloody Mary is done waiting. And Sarah is next. --------- Highest Rankings: 🥇#1 in Urban Legends 🥇 #1 in YA Horror 🥈#2 in Occult Top 5 in Psychological Horror Top 5 in Horror

Halloween is truly a festive time of year. Spooky stories, haunted houses and vampires that you can't help but thirst over because you're weird like that. That's why Hale Woodsen's inviting you to the Traitre Museum. You know, that weirdly atmospheric place near 86th, the one with the dome ceiling? Yeah. There'll be music. Shadows. Smoke machines. Candlelight that definitely isn't safe. Maybe even a Ouija board or two. Costumes are absolutely mandatory - don't come dressed like a civilian unless you want to be sacrificed mid-party for the aesthetic. For everyone has suffered a tragedy recently, the disappearance of Luca Almirez. For those who don't know (you're living under a rock), the basketballer disappeared a month or two ago, after the biggest game of his life. Nothing's been found about him, and to be honest? We're not sure if there ever will be. He was a best friend, a gifted sportsman, and overall a beloved member of society. Perhaps this is Hale's way of battling the grief. Since, you know, he was Luca's best friend. He's trying just as hard as everyone else to get to the bottom of this. His list of suspects is never ending, from Cady Lovaine to Ruel Cruz, to even Reverie Vale and Leslie Wilde. But they have hunches too, and so the story continues, dangerous and twisted. But that's not everything. If you want to get all the details, let's leave the Halloween party. Let's go to the 16th of August, where everything began.

Vincent O'Brien was as human as they come, but unlike most, he was keenly aware of the monsters lurking in the shadows, concealed in plain sight. As he prepared to start his senior year with his long-time girlfriend, Kalie, a stranger arrived in town, a figure shrouded in mystery and driven by a dark purpose: to unleash chaos and erase every trace of their wicked deeds. This is not a tale with a happily ever after.

Genre: Horror, Supernatural Fiction, Mystery Story Description: In a quaint town Japan, a group of high school friends stumble upon an ancient evil lurking in the shadows. What begins as a carefree summer time class, soon descends into a terrifying fight for survival. When Alex, Yanamoto & Miko explore the abandoned forest farm, they unleash a malevolent spirit tied to Japan's darkest history. As the spirit's influence spreads, the group faces gruesome encounters and unsettling revelations. Is that really a ghost encounter or are they hallucinating? is everything around them true? As traditional Japanese folklore and mythology collide with modern-day horrors, the friends must confront their deepest fears and unravel the mystery behind the haunting. Will they survive the night, or become the latest victims of a dark legacy? Themes: Friendship, Cultural Heritage, Trauma, Supernatural Horror, Japanese Folklore. Target Audience: Fans of horror, supernatural fiction, and Japanese culture. Tagline: "When the music whispers , terror unfolds." Cover Art by : サーセントウルフ Author Bio: [Sir.centWolf] is a enthusiast and writer, inspired by Japan's rich folklore and culture.

Kawairashisa's tale is woven from the threads of Japanese urban legends, at times reading like a chilling documentary. From a young age, a witch's curse marred her existence. Now, hunger transforms her, twisting her into a monster that devours living flesh. She appears innocent, a facade that belies the darkness within.

(Mature For Violence) (Light Intimacy) (Light Crude Language) (Supernatural Themes) The battle rages for a soul, a city, a world-a world built upon the grave of the ancient gods. These gods of legend, the mythologies of the universe, were all truly the vanquished armies of the Dark god of the underworld. Upon their tomb lies the mega-city of Nike Downs, a festering pit of crime, violence, vice, and political corruption. It is a major attraction upon the nightmarish world of shadows known as Darkness Falls, a haven for supernatural beings, alien races from across the universe, devious crime syndicates, supervillains, and street vigilantes. But the most feared enforcer of these streets is HamBone, the self-styled Emperor of Nike Downs, who lives a lie and doesn't know it. The Dark god knows the Divine Heavenly truth-a monumental secret he will do anything to keep from the legendary street vigilante he is so meticulously trying to shape in his own dark image.

The 4th Edition was a warning. The 5th Edition is the survival guide for a world that has run out of margins

Salisbury, England. Famous for its 123-meter spire, its historic Magna Carta, and its rainy Tuesday afternoons where the laws of physics are merely a suggestion. Silas Vane is a Custodian. He doesn't have a wand; he has a migraine, a bandolier of bone tuning forks, and a severe case of tinnitus. His job is simple: keep the supernatural waste of the city from spilling into the high street, all while working off a debt to the Bureau of Infernal Affairs that he can't possibly repay. But Silas doesn't work alone. Meet Barnaby. To the public, he's a scruffy, anxious Wolfhound with a nervous disposition. In reality, he is Barbatos an Archdemon, a high-ranking Demon Lord compressed into a biological vessel that can't handle his ego. Barnaby is telepathic, deeply arrogant, and suffers from catastrophic separation anxiety. If Silas walks more than fifty feet away, Barnaby doesn't just whine-he begins to unpick the fabric of reality out of spite. Together, they are the only thing standing between the world and total metaphysical collapse. The pay is terrible. The hours are unsociable. And the voice in Silas's head won't stop critiquing his life choices. For fans of Good Omens who wished it had more grit, and Hellblazer who wished it had more dogs.

It was supposed to be a fun winter reunion, but you know how that goes, isolated cabin, deep snow, and twenty degrees below zero. When the lights go out, six friends realize they're trapped with a killer that doesn't just hunt them, it tricks them. It twists reality to make them see their worst fears. To survive, they figure out a terrifying loophole: physical pain is the only thing that breaks the spell. Now, to make it until morning, they have to make an impossible choice... let the monster take them, or hurt themselves enough to stay alive.

Manila is the kind of city that teaches you to keep your head down. You learn which streets to avoid, which shortcuts to never take at night, which buildings feel wrong even when the rent is cheap. You learn to ignore the things you cannot explain because it is easier that way. But what if the city notices you back. This is a one-shot horror series set in Manila. Stories about ordinary people living ordinary lives until something small shifts and suddenly the familiar turns into a trap. Some of these are folklore. Some of these are the kind of fear you cannot name. All of them start with a simple idea, that nothing is scarier than realizing you have been unsafe for a while and you just did not know it yet.

Seventeen-year-old Summer O'Neil has loved Colton Brenner for 743 days. She's counted every single one. When he humiliates her at a party - laughing while the school bully tears her apart, then calling her "a really good friend" - Summer does something desperate. She finds a ritual on TikTok. Three candles. One mirror. One photo. And a sentence spoken three times: Show me the version of you that I deserve. It works. Mirror Boy has Colton's face but better - sharper jaw, sea-glass eyes, a voice that comes from everywhere at once. He listens. He sees her. He's hers completely. And for the first time in her life, Summer feels chosen. Then people start disappearing. The girl who mocked her at the party. The boy who turned the disappearance into content. Anyone who makes Summer hurt vanishes without a trace - and Mirror Boy doesn't understand why she's upset. He promised to protect her. He promised to love her. He promised he'd never let anyone hurt her again. He's keeping every single promise. And now her best friend is asking too many questions. Some reflections refuse to stay silent.

​"Every twenty years, the silence doesn't just fall. It hunts." ​Elias Thorne is a man who lives for noise. As a true-crime podcaster, his life is measured in decibels and digital wave-forms. But when his sister Sarah sends him a final, frantic recording from their childhood home in Hollow Creek, Elias is forced back to a place that shouldn't exist on any map. ​He arrives at noon on the first day of The Silence. For seventy-two hours, no one in Hollow Creek speaks. No one moves. No one dares to breathe too loud. They aren't just following a tradition; they are hiding from the "Vocalist"-a creature that feeds on the echoes of the living. ​Armed only with his audio recorder and a heavy dose of guilt, Elias must navigate a town of masked neighbors and red-chalk boundaries. But as the clock ticks toward the final hour, he realizes his sister wasn't taken by a monster. She is being forced to sing for one. ​Don't listen. Don't speak. And whatever you do... don't look out the window.

A collection of spectacularly scary short stories and one-shots. These are all original, so if you're tired of reading the same creepypastas over and over, why not give these a read? They might make you a bit paranoid, but hey what's life without paranoia?

Note: I find these stories on other sources, they are not mine All credit goes to original owners of the stories.

In this world, Gods are not absolute beings. They are created. Behind the pulsing lights of the city, Sorane emerges - a subtle fracture marking the moment when rumors, prayers, and folklore cease to be lies. From human belief, God Shards are born: fragile divinity, yet endlessly hungry. Belief is not salvation. It is a mechanism of creation. When faith accumulates too long, too densely, God Shards no longer need humanity. They evolve into higher entities known as F∆!†#R€ND - existences that tear through the boundaries of reality, proving that destruction is the logical consequence of unquestioned belief. Chasers do not exist to save the world. They exist to delay its collapse. They purify God Shards, sever cycles of faith, and deny the birth of gods - fully aware that truth itself is treated as sin. But some choose another path. A faction that believes a world built on the lie of faith deserves annihilation. That F∆!†#R€ND are not monsters - but answers. The question is no longer how to stop the gods - but whether humanity deserves a world without them.

Mariah James is on the trip of a lifetime in Japan, and she is studying urban legends, this will lead her to discover the cursed Saeki house. Now she's in the fight for her life.

Every thirteen years, someone disappears. Not dead. Not missing. Erased. At Yūhi Academy, there is only one rule: Never call that name at dusk. Arai Ren never believed in curses. Until his own name began slipping from people's memories - as if it had never existed at all. If you hear a whisper when the sun begins to set... Don't answer.

When young British ex-soldier Andy Gibson abandons life on the frontlines in Northern Ireland, he falls in love with a beautiful Japanese woman who he then married only to witness her disappear one day after discovering her hidden connection to a distant memory of his. Now it's 1985 and Andy who now works as a head intelligence analyst in Britain's GCHQ receives a message in his home that could lead him to uncovering the secrets kept by his missing wife, finally putting him back on the search for answers. Little would he know, trouble would follow in his path.

In The Haunting of Nale Ba, an 11-year-old boy named Ravi is haunted by guilt after his mother dies in a tragic accident that he believes was his fault. Struggling with trauma and nightmares, Ravi's father takes him to his late wife's ancestral village, hoping a change of scenery will help his son heal. However, the village of Rudragarh holds dark secrets and an ancient curse tied to the mysterious ghost, Nale Ba-a spirit that calls out to people in the voices of their loved ones, tempting them to open their doors and vanish forever. As Ravi befriends a group of village children, they uncover the chilling history behind the curse and the terrifying spirit that haunts the village. Together, they must face the horrifying ghost and uncover the truth behind its sinister presence before it claims more victims. Along the way, Ravi must confront his own inner demons and the guilt that has consumed him since his mother's death.

Do you know the legend? Are you young? Are you alone? Don't be, she'll get you if you are. On a trip to Tokyo with her siblings that ends in her sister's horrendous death, Liya must do everything in her power to get justice for her family and her sister. With the help of an awkward detective and sheer determination she must beat the urban legend that put her sister in an early grave. Hey guys! This is my first story on wattpad! Vote if you like and let me know if your interested in a sequel!