Magicrealism Stories

After developing his force and faction in Azure Continent, Cole leave the management and development of Rising Phoenix Spirit Tree Nation under the hands of his trusted subordinates, as well as the political structure of his nation. Meanwhile, Cole focus on increasing his strength as his enemies were formidable from the very start. But as he increase his cultivation, he also start on visiting the other part of the world. He encounter the isolated from land scene-sea beasts and creatures clan and the civilization and order that rules the sea. The despised and abused demi-human race that try to live and prosper in the unforgiving and barren land of Vermillion Territory. His life become more exciting and his horizons broaden while being followed by white butterfly ~~

She writes love stories. But she wasn't expecting to live in one. After a near-death encounter with a rogue sedan (and a golden retriever named Waffles), burned-out writer Harper Lin wakes up in the arms of a man who seems suspiciously familiar. Like...fictionally familiar. As in: she's pretty sure she wrote him once. Convinced she's either losing her mind or manifesting her own love life through caffeine-fueled Google Docs, Harper sets out to test a theory: if her meet-cutes are coming to life, maybe fate's giving her a second chance at magic. Or maybe she's just concussed. Armed with stubborn hope, a laptop full of chaotic drafts, and her best friend who is so not emotionally equipped for this rollercoaster, Harper dives headfirst into a string of real-world romcom scenarios-from grocery store flirtations to coffee shop disasters-trying to figure out if the universe is meddling... or if she's finally cracked under the pressure of writing the perfect love story. [Standalone] Single POV | Romantic Comedy | Magical Realism

25-year old Lee still hasn't figured out why they could not form any long-lasting relationships, even friendships for that matter. Aside from family members, which they are obligated to talk to, there is no one else Lee had even come close to calling a friend. Well, maybe except for one. -------- Submitted for ONC 2026 @OpenNovellaContest Using the following prompts : 29. You will meet many people in your life. Many will come and go, but some will leave footprints in your heart. 104. While wandering in the woods, you dismiss the rustling behind you as nothing more than wind through the trees until you turn around and realize it isn't the wind at all. 106. After waking at 3AM to a freezing room and a door you're certain you closed, you find wet footprints and melting snow leading from your bedroom into the hall. Realizing someone or something is inside your home, you follow the trail to uncover the truth.

In a world where love between humans and other beings is forbidden. Mira and Elian crossed paths a mysterious man of royal blood, later cast out by his own kind. Their bond, more than a scandal, shook the fragile balance between two worlds. Defying the laws of his lineage, Elian risked everything even his freedom and eternal life for a secret love that burned like fire, awakening the Ancient Powers that long slumbered. The Elders of Biringan gave their warnings. Elian's parents knew that one day, he would need to become stronger than anyone. His mother took steps to prepare him for that time, while his father journeyed across realms in search of allies who could free him from the prison of the Forgotten Stars, where he was bound by the Chains of the Heartless Moon. Their love meant to remain hidden led to both a miracle and a threat the world had never seen. Three children were born beings of the Two Worlds. And as the children grew within Mira's womb, so too did the forces that sought either to claim them... or to destroy them. The Watchers, ancient keepers of destiny, saw Amee as a weapon. The Elders feared Liam's blood, for it carried the forbidden lineage of Elian. And the mystical Lords of Unmaking sought to erase Aelani before she could become the thread that would unravel their order. With the aid of divine beings, mystical forces, and the strength of her family, Mira stood her ground. A single family shattered the silence and their legacy might be the one to shatter the world itself. Can love truly bridge the Law of the Two Worlds? Or is the price far too great to bear?

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Abandoned by the famous novelist who gave birth to her, Evangeline grows up near an abandoned theme park where ballet is taught from the ballroom of a crumbling castle. The teen years of a misunderstood artistic genius are tough. Early experiences quash her dreams of becoming a writer, and she only manages to earn a few crumbs of approval after she pivots to ballet. Too bad they come from her smart-ass competitor, Miskomin. On her rise from mediocrity, Evangeline is thrilled when Magda, the artistic director of a company in need of a sixth dancer, lays claim to the park. But things go awry as Magda attempts to rewrite Evangeline's entire world. To further complicate things, Evangeline's sporadic forays into story writing bring her inner demons to life. Literally. While contending with her monstrous off-spring; navigating an ever-shifting relationship with her frenemy, Miskomin; and adjusting to life under the power of a vampiric task-master, Evangeline gains the self-knowledge and confidence she needs to face the final boss: Herself. Will she learn to look beyond the artist she wants to be and accept the person she is?

Mirabel is having trouble with all the disrespect her town has been giving her. She just wants to live a normal life! But without a gift, she's a misfit. She decides to take a nap so she can get her mind of her problems... but it gives her new problems. Will she survive through the horrors of Nevermore Academy? Can she go home? Disclaimers: I do not own the characters, I just mold them. Also, this is inspired by Lava_Serpent's Mirabel The Witchlet.

There are so many chances in life. Too many, perhaps. What if this is the last chance? Last chance to break out, Last chance to be finally free, Last chance to set the wrong right, Last chance to save the ones you love, And last chance to be yourself. Arden is on his way to His last chance.

'There isn't a god he won't defy, seemingly aware that he'll still end up at their mercy. Tynan Kaiser is set on digging up the buried secrets of Higra. But what happens when he finds out that all that was below has already risen from the dead and all that's left are skeletons. The RATS are dangerously unpredictable, the perfect wild cards to break the chain of calculated games the HIGRAS play, the games Tynan hates. However, he must be careful; this newfound warmth can quickly turn to scalding heat, the closer he gets to achieving what he believes to be the light he needs.

Eliza didn't mean to fall into another world. One moment she was chasing her friend across the playground. The next, she was tumbling through a rainbow waterfall, landing in a place where frogs fall calmly, bears are made of honey, and salmon wear floaties. But this world is not as whimsical as it seems. Something is draining the color from the land-and from the creatures who live here. Something the frightened animals call the Black Queen. Eliza has a gift. Her emotions have color. Her tears can heal. But every time she gives a piece of herself away, she has less to hold onto. In a world where a queen takes and takes and is never full, what happens to a girl who keeps giving? The Girl Who Spilled Blue is a middle grade fantasy about sacrifice, grief, and the colors we leave behind.

At West Point in 2005, Amara Louis-Jean learns quickly that discipline can silence more than it strengthens. But beneath her uniform, she carries something older-stitched memory, ancestral fire, and a name history forgot. As dreams begin to bleed into reality, Amara is pulled into a lineage of women who refused to disappear-women who stitched their names into cloth, into silence, into time itself. From Haiti in 1804 to Brooklyn, Atlanta, and beyond, their stories are not gone. They are waiting. And now, they are calling her to remember. Some legacies are inherited. Others burn their way back.

A land where things existed, once without harm or any hurdles. After thousands of years, will the new generation carry the legacy or curse the court with immortals and ruins. A land where magic still exists, filled with creatures long forgotten. Will they grow and groom or be hidden forever in the fossils beneath. A place that still believes and loves of which the other has long forgotten. Come with me to the kingdoms and the realms of it all. That'll allure you one another with the magic of its own.

On Elena Chen's fortieth birthday, a number appears on her palm: [30]. Thirty chances. Thirty memories. Thirty opportunities to understand why every relationship she's ever had has ended the same way-with her running. A mysterious painting arrives showing six panels across six centuries. All with her face. And a man named Adrian who claims he's been waiting six hundred years for her to wake up. Each memory costs her. Each time she chooses fear over love, the countdown drops. When it reaches zero, she'll forget everything and repeat the cycle. Forever. But if she chooses to remember-if she faces every moment of cowardice across six lifetimes-the price isn't hers to pay. It's his. *Kintsugi: the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold.* *Some scars aren't meant to be hidden.* *Some scars are meant to shine.* 🏆 Entry for Open Novella Contest 2026 | Prompt #53 Content Warning: Mature themes including death across timelines, emotional patterns, LGBTQ+ relationships (historical period), war trauma (WWII), and discussions of obsessive behavior. Recommended for readers 16+.

Ivy Minkers leads a perfectly normal life. Home-learning. Chess matches with her twin sister. Hanging out with their muggle best friend. Sure, she's nervous about joining Hogwarts in third year - but Uncle Remus will be there, so what could possibly go wrong? One morning, she finds her mother - a sharp-tongued ex-socialite with French roots - crying over a newspaper. And everything unravels. Her world wasn't as safe as she thought. The people she trusted have been lying. Her so-called normal life? A golden cage in disguise. And now she has to spend the next ten months pretending everything is fine. The Sorting Hat separates her from the one person who understands. And, to top it off... she's starting to feel sympathy for a murderer. A traitor. Her father.

Prepare for a Martian story of Hard Science and Painful Majic so explosive you'll have to change yourself just to be ready for it. Don't worry, it'll take us four years to get there from Earth, and in the process every cell in your body, now Homo Sapien, will gradually be replaced by Homo Martianus. I wish this deeply queer process alone could prepare you for the harsh nature of the surface. It won't. But, because of it, there is a chance that you'll survive. The systems that govern the planets however; they crumble around our would-be heroes. Human ambition rains from the skies as the foundations of the old world collapse. Write a song of destiny, find your players, and together form a ritual to transmute the reality of the planet Marsha itself into a rousing conspiracy thriller in which every chapter evolves alongside you, and every act is the sometimes uncontrolled demolition of the corrupt old world. When the Coda ends, what will be left of them? A new life on Marsha awaits. It will not be comfortable, but it will be alien. Vivit Terra Nova! Vivit 'l Tera-Rust!

In a universe once protected by the divine Prism, balance has been shattered by the ruthless Queen Elvira. Young Prince Lucian, heir to the fallen planet Solaris, escapes to Earth, leaving his parents captured. As the Prism lies dormant, fractured by Elvira's ambition, Lucian must grow into his legacy, awaken the lost magic, and gather allies to reclaim his home since the fate of the universe itself rests on his shoulders.

Hogwarts is no longer merely dangerous - it is listening. As whispers curl through stone corridors and ancient roots stir beneath the castle, Juniper Sallow finds herself caught between what grows in darkness and what refuses to stay buried. The Chamber of Secrets has been opened, and fear moves faster than truth - through classrooms, through greenhouses, through the hearts of children who are far too young to carry it. While students turn on one another and the walls themselves seem to remember old violence, Juniper must learn what it means to be seen: as a Muggleborn, as a teacher, and as someone who refuses to look away. Between petrified victims, shifting loyalties, and a castle that breathes uneasily around her, she begins to understand that monsters are not always what we are taught to fear - and that survival often looks like quiet, stubborn care. Beneath the Stone is a slow-burning, atmospheric retelling of the Chamber of Secrets through an adult's eyes - rooted in growth, prejudice, and the fragile act of choosing to stay when leaving would be easier.

Ciril a half-dragon beast, wanders aimlessly - an outcast to a society that exploits his utility yet hungers for his death. His solace comes in the form of his only friend Mara and in his faith in the Great Weaver, the last threads tethering him to a world that despises him. But what happens when a prince - whose true intentions always linger a stride ahead, cloaked by shadow - chooses to involve a lowly creature marked for death in one of his schemes? Could it be that, in this dragon-kin, he sees the key to finally reclaiming his kingdom?

After conquistadors massacre her people, a girl rises from the grave unable to die. Across centuries she becomes a quiet guardian of the jungle, carrying the memory of colonial violence in her unrotting body. In the modern day, she stands beside two hired guns in Takara- one of whom resurrects every time she's killed. As a mission against a powerful crime leader spirals into a deadly job the past and present collide, asking: if you cannot die, what does survival actually cost?

"The island didn't save us. We saved each other." Five teenagers reach their absolute breaking point on the exact same night. Dominic, the ruined golden boy whose life was destroyed by a leaked video. Ben, the broken class clown drowning in his own insecurities. Cherry, the suffocated class president crushed beneath the weight of her family's expectations. Timothy, the silenced artist terrified of showing his true colors. And Harika, the bruised outsider who just wants to log out of life forever. Giving up on the real world, they fall asleep hoping to never wake up. Instead, they open their eyes on a breathtaking, ethereal island surrounded by a luminescent violet ocean. But this isn't a paradise. The magical water is a mirror, and it demands its due. To survive the island and find their way back home, these five complete strangers must plunge into the "Ocean of Echoes" and witness each other's darkest, most humiliating traumas. Can a group of broken kids who have given up on themselves find the strength to fight for each other? A raw, heart-wrenching, and hopeful Taglish story about found family, confronting your deepest wounds, and discovering the courage to face the real world one more time. Genre: Teen Fiction / Slice Of Life / Sentimental Fiction / Fantasy Language: Taglish