Tales of Gloomsdale #5: The Gallop from Beyond
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  • Reads 22
  • Votes 0
  • Parts 12
  • Time 2h 26m
Ongoing, First published May 15, 2024
Rachel Turner loves horses. One day while she's riding on a mountain trail with her friends, she hears the legend of the horse that used to live here before being killed in a terrible accident. Right then, it starts raining just like it did in the story, followed by jolts of lightning.

When Rachel's horse panics, she finds herself thrown off, just like the girl who perished in the story. She sees a glimpse of the mystical, glistening ghost horse, and finds she can't take her mind off him. She's determined to find him and figure out the story behind him and his rider, who might be more connected to Rachel than she thought.
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Selected for Editor's Choice! Some secrets refuse to remain silent. Deep in Switzerland, the Intyamon valley was once home to many humans and strange beings. Years ago, in a wooden chalet rooted on the side of the valley, there lived a young girl who was desperately lonely. In the middle of Lessoc, a small village, there was a fountain. Humans had a charming legend they told about it, but fairy creatures whispered of dark deeds and bloodshed. On a farm nearby, there was a boy growing callous and cold from the harsh life he was given. A path in the valley forest led to a hill covering a vast hall under its rocky layers. A fairy king held his court in that hall and the great fairies danced and feasted throughout the nights. There was a horse with a battle-scarred coat and soul, who longed for redemption. And there was one last creature whose heart has withered away long ago. Lessoc Fountain would call them them together.