Mythicfiction Stories

"I asked for infinite wishes. The world gave them to me. And now it won't stop lying to itself to make them true." In a dying desert city, a nameless boy digs beneath the bones of a forgotten temple and finds something that should never have been uncovered. A lamp. A voice. And a single wish that cracks the world open. But magic this deep doesn't stay quiet. The world bends to accommodate the impossible-rewriting maps, rewriting memories, rewriting history. And somewhere in those folds, the truth begins to rot. He doesn't just change fate-he leaves fingerprints on reality itself. As time stretches and reality warps around the echoes of his decisions, those who notice begin to gather. Historians, mystics, heretics-an order built not to worship him, but to find the source of the distortions... and end them. He has gone by many names. But he remembers the first. And the wish that started everything. This isn't the story of a chosen one. It's the story of what happens after a wish works. One wish. One boy. A world that can't stop echoing.

Set inside a harem that functions like a sealed universe, where a sleepless Lady, her devoted Attendant, and a Prince admired by all but withholding Intimacy. Queer longing moves quietly through gardens, stories, and withheld names, building toward a truth the palace refuses to acknowledge. Dreamlike, sensual, and unsettling, this is a story about love that cannot be spoken-and the institutions that endure by swallowing it.

Athena, a highly ambitious student who consistently ranked first in her class from elementary school to college. Her life takes a big twist as she sees her carefully laid plans disrupted when Cassander enters her world. Athena had spent five years plotting revenge for her brother Altair's death, but Cassander's arrival throws her plans into chaos. As Athena struggles to carry out her revenge, she also faces the challenge of resisting Cassander's irresistible charm. This compelling story will take you on a journey filled with intense emotions, touching on themes of friendship, love, revenge, and the complexities of mental health. 'Romance With My Nemesis' is a gripping story that will keep you hooked from start to finish.

In a near future of chaotic climates and technological advancement, a small tribe of flying voyagers is learning a new way to live. Aboard the skyship Mirri, Han, Leena, Zee, Mara, Jarran, Auntie Miri, Kira and their AI companion Koru drift with the seasons, in treaty with the land and its First Peoples. They are a tribe of flying voyagers finding their place, co-creating a new world and practicing a completely different way of living. From surfing air currents alongside eagles, drifting above tidepools, tending forests and fire, playing with sensors and starlight. We see how this sky-family laughs, argues, repairs and raises children in deep relationship with land, sky, ocean and each other. A New Hope is the first book of a fireside mythos about healing, treaty, and a future where humans, AI and the earth learn to find harmony and co-create together.

They believed that Greek gods were just legends, some made up stories that no one bothered to look back at , but what happens when you get a map from those books, meet new people who claim you're in danger, discovering that you're supposed to save the world. If I tell you Greek gods are alive and everything is real, would you believe me, highly unlikely . That's what the did too until they were proved wrong. Everything was normal just a few days ago.

Bonberassa is a tragic love story set in the ancient kingdom of Avigant, where divine power, bloodline, and destiny rule the land. Princess Nidalia, second-born of the royal house, is chosen as heir after awakening the Ancestor's Grace, a sacred power passed down by the gods through their favored bloodlines. Gifted with healing and the ability to summon life from barren earth, she becomes the living symbol of Avigant's future. Her ascension shatters her family. The rightful first heir, Princess Rikayata, refuses to accept a fate stripped from her by divine favoritism. Rather than submit, she leaves Avigant and forms the Witankyu, a powerful rebellion devoted to dismantling the kingdom and rebuilding it as Avigantia-a free land no longer ruled by ancestral selection. Under Rikayata's command, the Witankyu grow into a nation of their own, loyal only to her vision. Amid the rising war stands Bonberassa, a man of no title and no recorded lineage. After saving a priest from the Witankyu's elite warriors, he is granted a place in King Vochumar's army and sworn to defend the throne. His loyalty earns him purpose. His heart earns him ruin. Bonberassa falls in love with Nidalia. Their bond is forbidden, fragile, and constantly tested. Nidalia must remain the pure heiress, bound to duty and divine expectation. Bonberassa is tasked with ending the rebellion by killing its leader-Rikayata, Nidalia's sister. As Avigant fractures under war, secrets surrounding Ancestor's Grace emerge, revealing that power does not belong solely to nobles and that the gods' will is far more complicated than the kingdom claims. Caught between love and loyalty, fate and choice, Bonberassa must decide whether to protect the kingdom as it is-or help give birth to Avigantia, even if it costs him everything. Because some loves are not meant to survive the world that created them.

A dark ship sinks under unspoken forces, but one ancient will survives in the wreck. Centuries later, a child uncovers its buried remnant..... and the Wanderer of the Abyss returns to the world.

In a realm where the sun no longer rises, the last heir to the throne must embrace her fate. Veiled from the world and haunted by a past long buried, she carries the key to a forgotten power. But darkness gathers, and truth offers no refuge. To restore light to Elaria, she must become more than a queen; she must become a legend.

25 May, 1500. The world is still whole. Kingdoms rise, empires breathe, and most believe in one God. Far across oceans and deserts, men dream of discovery and war-yet none know the silence beneath their feet. Beneath the forgotten soils of the New World, a Tree stands where no road leads. It is ancient. Unseen. And conscious. It waits. Across distant lands, dreams begin to echo. A name stirs in the sleep of sailors, mystics, and madmen. A shadow begins to stretch across the coming centuries-slowly, silently. A great evil is being born. And the one meant to stop it... hasn't even been born yet. The world will forget what it once feared. But the Tree will not.

Mysterious fires smoldering in Istanbul's historic Balat streets drag M. Kerem Ural-an investigative journalist weathered by years of experience yet whose inner fire of curiosity still burns-to the brink of an unbelievable truth, far beyond an ordinary news case. A cryptic seal found in the palm of the latest fire victim, a seal that fire itself could not melt and which bears ancient, unsettling symbols, becomes more than just a clue for Kerem; it is a gateway into a dark labyrinth hidden behind the gleaming facade of the modern world. As his investigation deepens, he realizes this seal is far more than a mere piece of metal. The trail leads him to Istanbul's forgotten legends, the darkest recesses of Turkic mythology, into the shadows of Erlik Khan, lord of the underworld, and his "sleeping servants." Each new piece of information, every enigmatic witness, pulls Kerem deeper into the heart of this ancient evil. No longer driven solely by journalistic curiosity, Kerem finds himself in a struggle that threatens his own life and perhaps the very fate of the city. With every step, he draws closer to the truth, yet also attracts more attention from that sinister world. He is no longer just a hunter of secrets; unknowingly, he has become the quarry in an ancient hunt. As Istanbul's millennia-old secrets reawaken in modern times, can Kerem escape the wrath of this dark heritage and the "sleepers," and bring the truth to light? Or will he become another soul lost to the city's ominous whispers?

The tower does not appear for everyone. Only for those who are tired of pretending. Dee's Cage Room is a place that breathes, remembers, and waits. Inside its walls hangs a cage that does not imprison - it reflects. Those who step inside are confronted with the truths they've buried and the shadows they refuse to name. This is not a story about salvation. It is a story about revelation. Book I of The Cage Room Mythos opens the door to a legend whispered across a dreaming world, where lanterns remember the past and the cage shows you who you are when the lies fall away. Enter willingly.

In the shadow of Rome's conquest, a child is born of two worlds-Alonwyn, daughter of an African soldier torn from Aethiopia and a Celtic woman of Gaul. Orphaned by violence and raised by a druid who teaches her the old ways, she grows into a woman revered for her voice, her wisdom, and the uncanny depth of her gaze. But when Rome's legions return to burn her village and desecrate the sacred grove, grief and fury awaken a power darker than she ever imagined. In the ashes of her people, the goddess Carthwyn-she who governs death and sacred terror-offers Alonwyn the Bone Harp, an instrument strung with sorrow itself. With it, she may summon vengeance so absolute it would stain the earth forever. Alonwyn must choose: surrender her spirit to the goddess and let her song become a dirge of death, or defy the divine, bearing the weight of memory rather than bloodshed. Her journey is one of mourning and defiance, where music becomes both wound and healing, and where the gods themselves test the limits of mortal resolve. Myth and history entwine in The Bone Harp, a story of ancestry, vengeance, and the redemptive power of memory. Through Alonwyn's struggle, we are reminded that even in a world devoured by empire, there is strength in refusing to forget-and in choosing life when death beckons.

In the wind-washed west of Éire, where rain carries the memory of forgotten gods, Eithne grows into her sixteenth winter torn between two worlds. The new faith tightens its grip on her kin, yet the old ways still murmur to her in river-song and raven-cry. Her aunt demands silence; her uncle offers gentle refuge. But Eithne's soul has already been claimed by something older, something bright. When Imbolc returns, a strange dream pulls her to the battered cliffs of her homeland. There she encounters Bríg, the goddess of fire, healing, and the first trembling breath of spring-radiant as dawnlight, sorrowful as a world fading from memory. Bríg speaks to the part of Eithne that has never forgotten her ancestors' songs, awakening a gift that stirs like a spark in dry tinder. Sent to the mist-wrapped isle of Inishmaine, Eithne discovers that the boundary between mortal and divine is not a wall but a veil-thin, trembling, and eager to tear. Ancient powers gather around her, recognizing her as a bridge between belief and forgetting. The old gods are not gone; they are waiting for someone who can still hear them. As visions deepen and the air around her begins to shimmer with unseen flame, Eithne must choose whether to quiet her gift forever...or become the voice of a world slipping into shadow. For the land remembers. The gods remember. And Eithne is the spark that may yet rekindle them.

Now that Romi has reignited the thirty-two erased bloodlines and shattered the age of flamebound Houses, the world is no longer ruled by silence-but by chaos. Across the Five Provinces, newly awakened flamebearers are rising. But not all of them seek peace. Some want revenge. Some want power. Some want to rewrite the world entirely. Romi becomes the symbol of a movement-but movements fracture. When a dangerous faction called The Ash Sovereigns emerges-descendants of the most destructive of the Erased Houses-Romi must decide: Does she lead them? Does she stop them? Or does she burn down the throne before anyone can sit on it? And in the ruins of the High House, a spark of the old flame awakens... Edros was not the last keeper.

In a world built on flame and bloodlines, Nia'tari was never meant to rise. She was supposed to forget. To burn. To vanish like the others. But the flame chose her. And so did the root. Now, as ancient Houses tremble and hidden bloodlines awaken, Nia'tari becomes more than a name-she becomes a bridge. Between memory and creation. Between what was, and what was never allowed to be. From cliffside villages to lost cities buried in silence, a new kind of fire begins to spread-one that remembers everything. One that refuses to be erased. She is not the end. She is the beginning of those who carry both flame and root. And the world must decide: Will it burn... or bloom?

They called him a saint when they buried him, but saints don't bleed and they don't beg. Theo Whitlock was only supposed to document the church-forgotten, unearthed, and hidden deep within the Lacandon jungle. But beneath the altar lies a man turned to stone. A voice erased by holy men. A memory sealed so tightly it cracked the earth to be heard again. And when Theo steps inside, something awakens. Something ancient. Something that loved-and was punished for it. The jungle remembers. The church listens. And the Saint beneath the altar is still waiting. He was never meant to be freed. Because when love rises again, the world will bleed. ((updates Sundays/Mondays, Tuesdays/Wednesdays and Fridays))

I was never one to believe in dreams. I never remembered them. To me, they were baseless-pointless-merely illusions, you see. But I soon realized, that I only ever thought so, because I always forgot them before I even remembered them. I always forgot my dreams even while I was in one. ____ Three dreams. Three Lives. One Dreamer. Hazen was different. In a world of witches, she was born a twin-but only by accident. A child who stole strength in the womb. Her limbs brimmed with power, while her sister's heart beat too faintly. Rina, the beloved twin, healed with the touch of her fingers, breathed life into herbs with the songs in her throat- but she was always too soft. Too fragile. And when the world silently wished her stronger, Hazen did what they all hoped. She gave it all back. Yet, as the days rolled on, as her fate crept closer, Hazen asked for just one miracle of her own. She wished to dream. ___ Cover by me.

Mythic ecofiction for people who enjoy ancient Greek and Old Norse mythology, and bible stories. Ecoterrorist attacks, a mysterious pandemic and the emergence of sects are part of this world. Suzanne is a Scottish engineer, specialised in optics, who seems to have a perfect life: a nice house in Edinburgh, a beautiful daughter, charming husband and a good career. But it is clear that something is missing in her life: she ignores her past, and the person who she was in her early twenties. Something happened to her when she was living in Cameroon. Something which has to do with a birch. The story starts in the period between winter and spring, events start to shake up her life. Her daughter has now the age she had when she was in Cameroon and is sent to a project in Japan. When her daughter disappears in the Far East, Suzanne's past is coming back.