Nativeamerican Stories

|WATTPAD CREATORS PROGRAM · TEGSA 2025 WINNER · AMBYS 2025 ROUND 3 QUALIFIER| #SupportIndigenousVoices When the Thunderbird awakens in the Lady Evelyn-Smoothwater Provincial Park, the Mystery Gang and their new friend Ihaan embark on a journey that tests everything they thought they knew about mysteries and the Ghost of Ontario. *** After surviving their first year of college, the Mystery Gang is excited to return to Lady Evelyn-Smoothwater Provincial Park to spend a week with their friend Ihaan, where they try to reintroduce him to society with modern gifts--and teach him the fun of solving mysteries. However, that night, Ihaan dreams of the Thunderbird, a Spirit said to encompass good and evil, who only appears when someone needs help. The next day, he and the gang are drawn into a new mystery when the Spirit Animals disappear, and a strange lightning storm signals the return of the Thunderbird. As Ihaan and the gang fight to calm the Lightning Spirit and save the Spirit Animals, Ihaan must learn where he truly belongs, while the Mystery Gang learns the harsh truth of the word "erasure". By then, though, will it be too late for all of them? *** *Sequel to What's New Scooby-Doo: The Ghost of Ontario. Can be read as a standalone.* *FYI: This story is based on a TV show, so expect a screenplay-like writing style.* *Also inspired by Indigenous mythology.* *Main Tropes: Angst with a happy ending and found family.* *Moral: "Some mysteries are more than someone in a mask."*

Cooper is a 25-year-old sailor who lives on and isolated island with his great Dane, Levi, and his old but loyal companion, Bennett. The past three years of Cooper's life have been calming, filled with sailing around the island and telling stories around the campfire, but Cooper can't help but feel like his life is wasting away-he's not living his life to the fullest. But Cooper thinks he should be grateful for the life he has; not everyone can afford to live a life like his. And he is grateful, but...is there something he's missing? On a regular summer morning in 2003, he goes outside his cottage to greet Bennett and admire the sunrise, and he spots a yellow speed boat in the distance speeding towards their island. It crashes into their dock, sending wood and dust everywhere. That's when Cooper meets Harper, a free-spirited, 23 year old woman who wants to explore the world. Join Cooper and Harper's journey as they navigate their relationship and explore the island! Theme songs: ORANGE and YELLOW by Violin Guy

After four years away, you return to La Push to spend the summer with the Black family-your second home growing up. You expect everything to be the same, except Jacob isn't the boy you left behind. He's taller, quieter, and strangely nervous around you. As the two of you fall back into your old friendship, small moments-lingering glances, inside jokes, the way he always shows up when you need him-start to feel different. Neither of you says it out loud, but something unspoken is growing between you. Coming home was supposed to be simple... until Jacob Black made it feel like something more.

Anastasia has a secret; she can see ghosts. But not only that. She is working for Marco, a Grim Reaper of Death Inc. And Death himself likes reading manga. Not satisfying enough? Well, what happens when three ghosts, a Greek soldier, a Japanese samurai and a Native American shaman woman decide to haunt her in order to find a way to move on? Anastasia will also have to deal from now on with her studies, her new friends but most of all the secrets Marco has been hiding for a long time. Secrets even Heaven and Hell will hunt him down in order to remain hidden. Will she be able to continue and fulfill her duty? Or will the job she decided to take cost her life?

PhD Student Maria Yuquibo finds herself stranded on an unfathomably immense structure out in the middle of space whose surface holds not only endless space, but dark, endless rabbit holes on the nature of the galaxy and her existence. From lost societies, and political upheaval, to creatures with extra-dimensional power. What is this place? Where or when is it? How, and why did it come about? And most importantly who could built such a structure? Maria must navigate it all if she wants to find answers and get herself home.

Riddled with guilt over failing to get a civilian out of a burning building in one piece, Louis takes time off to see if he can put that piece back together. He soon realizes it is more than a physical part that needs fixing, and that he has his own mending to do. They help each other fix their many broken parts. or An emotionally scarred and duty-bound firefighter, Louis Tomlinson, is trapped in an earthquake with the infuriating yet chipper civilian he tries to save, and all his walls come tumbling down (no pun intended) in an unexpected way.

A little tomboy native girl struggles to live life with here tribe. She's the youngest child and only daughter of the chief. She has a strict father, and overbearing mother, and three overprotective brothers. She finds comfort in the forest, a place where she's never told to go. She also finds something that came to her continent that scares all natives. White men. She faces racism, sexism, discrimination, ageism, and colorism through this story.

It's the end of the 19th century. In Southern Ohio, farmers have taken hold of the land, and many have forgotten who it was they had to take it from. For one young girl, she has been reminded time and again of the great Shawnee Chief, High Oaks, and how his people were massacred by the white man. But before the old chief died, he cursed the land, promising that the rivers would flow with white man's blood. For this reason, they are not to go into the woods alone. Sure, there are coyotes and snakes, and an unwary child could easily fall down a ravine. But the threat of the Indians is strongest, and even though they have been long gone, the children mind their parents' warnings. But the girl sees other people in the trees. Tall, strange men, who seem to melt into the greenery beyond the fence. And when an accident at the logging company results in a man gone missing, it may be up to her to get to the bottom of it.

Margo has always dreamed of competing in the Sorcerer's Duels at her university, desperate to prove everyone wrong and become the kind of sorceress her late father used to tell stories about. But no matter how hard she trains, she's never passed the initiation trials. When she watches another woman succeed, only to be rejected anyway, Margo begins to question whether the Duels were ever meant for someone like her. Just as she's ready to give up, a surprising opportunity arises-and with it, an unlikely partnership that rekindles her hope. With her new teammate by her side, Margo finally earns a place in the legendary Duels. Meanwhile, a frustratingly charming newspaper intern from one of her classes keeps showing up at the worst possible times. As their paths continue to cross and sparks begin to fly, the two uncover troubling secrets beneath the Duels' glittering surface, forcing Margo to rethink what it truly means to prove herself.

Anastasia jumped. She jumped into the Nether Realm where truths and lies, sanity, and insanity walk side by side. But as she and her three ghosts are searching for a way to save Marco, the truth of the Concealed Feather, a force as ancient as time, slowly starts to reveal before them. A secret is lost forgotten and Anastasia may be the main key to unlock this secret. Will she be able to find Marco? Or she will become one with the memories of the Concealed Feather and lose herself in the process?

Charlotte never liked the outdoors. Life in her small Californian city was good enough to her. But when nature takes a toll on her average teenage journey, she has to adapt to it and fast. Take your part in this girls adventure into the wild and unknown.

Dark fiction. Short story about an American Cavalry officer who befriends a young Dakota boy .

An arranged marriage between a chief's son and a warrior's daughter. A story about two lovers that overcome hardship together.

Dive deep into what could've been.What could've happened and what you could've wished for. Retelling the tales of a stallion's journey through a mare,across the Yellowstone and beyond. A journey which teaches resilience, responsibility, independence and more NOTES #None of the characters belong to me #credits to dreamworks studio and the original character's respective owners #the oc's belong to their respective owners #no racism is promoted in this book.It is purely for story purposes #If found in any other platform other than Wattpad please leave or report for the story is pirated. #And most importantly #DO NOT STEAL my works

As a woman, sometimes you just need to scream. A jarring, primal screech that horrifies everyone that doesn't have a uterus. There's just so many reasons to scream, that you can't pick one in particular. All of them, all of the worries just have to have a good 5-second scream for them all. Unfortunately for Tasmin, that would leave her screaming until the saliva dried from her throat and her voice box peeled itself apart from pain akin to childbirth... That's not even scratching the top of the barrel. ---------------------- Cover found on Pinterest @Design by Dasha TW ⚠️⚠️: Implied SA, p3d0ph!l!a, extreme g0r3, light 🍋, w@r, SH, su!c!d3 mentions, j*bs, bl00d, ACTUAL FEMALE BODIES!!! YOU DON'T LOOK LIKE A SKINNY TWENTY-FIVE YEAR OLD MODEL AFTER GIVING BIRTH TO KIDS, this can probably be used as !nc3l repellent lol, c@nn!bal!sm, (Not for the faint-hearted. Hit me, AO3 warriors. You've seen much worse on those white and red front lines. 🫡)

Winona is a carefree 18 year old girl who lives with her Choctaw tribe. Her father wants her to marry but she doesn't. She wants to remain independent. But when she meets Chetan her feelings starts to change. Will her father, the great chief approve? On their way back to ask her father, Winona and Chetan's plans are quickly changed as they realize the white Americans, full of passion for progress have captured the rest of the tribe. They will have to go off on their own into the North American wilderness as their only hope of freedom. Will they survive? How will love help save them and the future of their tribe? This is a clean story and does not contain explicit language or actions. It is suitable for young readers and mature readers alike who are looking for a authentic feeling romance story. This story means a lot to me, as I am a descendant of the Choctaw Nation. I am trying my very best to make it as culturally and historically accurate as possible and I hope you all enjoy the story!!

Abandoned as an infant, Rose learned the healing ways of nature at an early age. But Granny taught her much more than the homeopathic medicine. She introduced her to The Cherokee Wind Clan where their medicine woman encouraged her to embrace the visions she'd always thought a curse. Her world abruptly changed the moment Mel Thornton heard her sing. Taken against her will, Rose grew up quickly in the Lying Buck Saloon. Forced to entertain, she longed for the days she could escape and return home. Grey Two-Bears Aspen never forgot the beautiful young woman and the electrical connection they shared when one of her visions saved his brother. Even after all these years, he never gave up hope. As a lawman, continuing to search the southwest corners of North Carolina only made sense. However, he never considered he'd find her singing in a seedy saloon. Can Rose find the strength she needs to fight the past and the horrible truths she discovers, to have a future with Grey, fulfilling a rose's promise of hope and new beginnings?

Eliya is a sixteen-year-old girl who is in way over her head. When her best friend convinces her to attend a party full of older teenagers, she has to figure out how to take care of her friend and, most importantly, how to get home. Living in a rural area is a pain, but living off the infamous Highway 16 - better known as The Highway of Tears - could be a death sentence. Eliya tries to do what's right. She doesn't drink, she takes care of her best friend, and she tries to prove her best friend's prejudiced parents wrong. But, are her sacrifices really worth it? A/N: Highway 16 is an actual, dangerous highway in British Columbia, Canada. However, the story, all names, characters, and incidents portrayed in this story are fictitious. Any similarity with fictitious events or characters is purely coincidental.

Residential schools: Government-sponsored religious schools established to assimilate Indigenous children into the Euro-Canadian culture. Assimilate: cause (something) to resemble; liken. Elaine White was one of the thousands of Aboriginal children to be placed in one of these schools. These are her journal entries.

"Deep in the sands of the Sanderas, an undeveloped area in Ingleside, Texas lies a dark secret. The ghost of a Karankawa Indian, a fierce and cannibalistic tribe, who were killed and tortured by the Spanish Conquistadors, still wanders the sandy flats at night, seeking revenge for the deaths of his tribe. The townspeople of Ingleside know to stay away from the Sanderas at night, but for one young couple, their curiosity leads them to the ancient Indian burial ground where they come face to face with the vengeful ghost and must fight to escape his haunting grasp."