Historias de Mythicfantasy

Eidolon returns to Berrana carrying old debts, unfinished violence, and a name the world would rather forget. He expects corruption. He expects blood. What he does not expect is to become the only one who hears something that was never meant to speak. A prophecy moves through the world like a fault line-fragmentary, invasive, and alive. Ancient powers stir. Hidden watchers tighten their grip. Answers prove more dangerous than ignorance. As alliances fracture and truths demand a price, Eidolon is forced to choose between obedience and agency, survival and refusal. The voice offers no comfort. The world offers no forgiveness. ORACLE is a complete, non-commercial fan novel inspired by classic Hungarian fantasy role-playing worlds, particularly the tone and atmosphere associated with M.A.G.U.S. It is an unofficial, transformative work. This story is posted in full. Reader discussion and thoughtful feedback are welcome. Mature themes: violence, moral ambiguity, political power, prophecy as control.

Once a devoted monk, now exiled and nameless, Sanwu walks through the ruins of a world he helped break. Branded The Unbound, haunted by dreams that aren't his own, he alone hears the bells that no longer ring. When a girl with a cursed spirit crosses his path, and a child who whispers to ghosts begins to follow, Sanwu finds himself at the heart of a growing storm. Relic hunters chase echoes of power. A death cult rises in the ashes. And the War God he once released threatens to rise again. To stop it, Sanwu must sacrifice more than his past. He must decide if redemption is worth becoming no one at all. A quiet, spiritual fantasy about memory, guilt, and the weight of names. When the bells call again, will he answer? A Korean-inspired dark fantasy.

Five years after being declared dead, a powerful sorcerer returns during his own memorial-dragged back into a war older than history and a life that no longer has space for him. Bound to secrets, watched by gods and organizations alike, he survives by keeping distance from everything human. Until one quiet night in a convenience store. She is ordinary in a world of monsters. He is anything but. Yet in the stillness after fire and violence, something fragile begins to grow-something that doesn't demand power, only presence. In a story where cities burn, legends fly, and souls refuse to stay anchored, love becomes the only place where everything finally stops.

In the icy shadows of Wintermer Palace, forgotten princess Isrya uncovers a rare kindred bond-only for betrayal to hurl her into the claws of the brutal Dragon King Drakor as a sacrificial bride. Their explosive union teeters between hatred and hidden fire.

This chapter introduces Vael'Tharos, the primordial consciousness of gravity itself-an eternal, unmoving force that predates gods and civilizations. He does not conquer through wrath, but through inevitability, shaping mountains, oceans, and empires with fractional increases of unseen pressure. Watching the rise of cores, kings, and divine limits with detached curiosity, he reveals that all power exists within his field. Yet one anomaly unsettles the stillness-Drogan, who, upon brushing the Third Core, pushes back against the weight. For the first time in ages, gravity leans closer, not in anger, but in interest.

A fairy-tale-esque short story, which deliberately adopts folklore-like writing, using personified cosmic forces to explore love as mutual illumination rather than possession.

A mythos lit into being by an angel's descent, the forgotten memory of a shattered flower, and a sister sealed in human skin-slowly recovering who she is within the Dreaming. Five cosmic brothers and one watchful demon circle the past she can't outrun. This is a family reunion she never chose... and one the universe might not survive.

Before the Heart of Kandrakar chose its Guardian, there was another girl the worlds forgot. Created in secret by Phobos alongside her brother Caleb, Kai was never meant to rule or rebel. She was made to serve-to listen, to watch, to disappear within the walls of Meridian's castle. When Caleb is rescued and a rebellion ignites in his name, Kai is left behind, surviving in silence as hope becomes dangerous. Her escape comes years later at the hands of Trill, a woman who claims to be her mother and offers her a stolen past filled with love, safety, and purpose. But Trill is Nerissa, and her salvation is another kind of cage. Sent to Earth to spy on the W.I.T.C.H. girls, Kai wears borrowed faces and borrowed lies-until the Heart itself responds to her presence. When the Guardians attempt to erase her as an anomaly, something ancient awakens instead. A sixth auramere forms. The Lost Guardian is the story of the one who was never chosen, never counted, and never meant to exist-until the universe corrects its own mistake.

Defying the gods was never meant to be survived. Elowen chose love over obedience, and heaven answered with fire. The divine watchers are no longer content to observe. The laws she broke now demand payment - not just from her, but from everyone she touched. As the veil between past and present begins to tear, Elowen's former life resurfaces in fragments of blood and prophecy. The truth of who she was - and what she once promised the gods - threatens to destroy the future she's fighting for. Bound by fate, hunted by heaven, and standing on the edge of war, Elowen must decide how much she is willing to lose for defiance. Because some rebellions don't end in victory. They end in consequence. ✨ A slow-burn dark fantasy romance filled with divine punishment, forbidden love, and the price of choosing yourself.

Aeralune is a living world sustained by emotion, memory, and balance. When its people heal, the world thrives. When grief festers, the land fractures. For centuries, its survival has rested in the hands of three guardians who walk unseen among the realms. Zoom, a healer whose warmth mends both body and spirit, believes compassion is Aeralune's last hope. Frostwyn, bound to ancient duty and ice-cold restraint, hears the world's sickness before it speaks. And Kael, bearer of living fire, feels every sorrow Aeralune carries even the one he has never healed within himself. As floating cities falter and entire islands begin to decay, the Seraphim Ark calls them toward a truth long avoided: Aeralune is not dying from external war or corruption. It is unraveling from unreleased grief. To save the world, the guardians must confront the wounds they have hidden behind power, duty, and silence. But healing Aeralune may demand something none of them are prepared to give the surrender of what they have been protecting most. Because in Aeralune, holding on too tightly is just as dangerous as letting go. And the world can no longer endure their masks.

Book I of Old Blood Princess is a brutal, mythic coming-of-power story about survival, autonomy, and the slow, painstaking work of a girl building herself from the inside out. Somewhere below the mountain, a child grows up in a world that teaches her the wrong lessons too early: stay quiet, stay useful, disappear before anyone can decide you're worth hurting. Arbor learns to live on scraps of kindness and long stretches without it. She learns the geometry of fear. She learns how to endure. And far above her, Mount Olympus turns-an immortal court of the Greek gods, glittering with beauty and rot in equal measure. It is not a paradise. It is a state. A palace. A machine of favors and punishments, where mercy has paperwork and power wears perfume. There, everything is ritualized: who may enter, who may speak, who may touch. The gods do not simply want things-they claim them, and call it tradition. Arbor's story moves between these worlds as if drawn by a thread she cannot see yet. Small choices begin to stack into fate. Doors and thresholds-literal and human-start to matter. Words become tools. Rules become weapons. And beneath her skin, something ancient begins to answer her emotions the way weather answers pressure: subtle at first, then undeniable. Old Blood is waking. Not as a gift. Not as a prophecy. As a problem. Because on Olympus, anything unusual becomes currency, entertainment, leverage-or a threat to be contained. And in a court where even love is political and every kindness has a cost, the most dangerous thing a girl can do is stop being breakable.

In the mountain-carved colosseum of the Aegis Sanctum, four young contenders step into a proving ground where strength is measured without mercy. Jack commands the wind with reckless confidence, Michael towers as an earth-armored giant, and Aeris Thalwen hovers above the stone, her spirit energy shimmering like fragile light. But when Akarion Thar'Kael enters-calm, centered, and impossibly composed-the arena itself seems to adjust to him. What follows is not merely a battle of power, but a revelation of mastery, as brute force and speed collapse against perfect alignment and restraint. One by one, the challengers fall-not to overwhelming violence, but to precision and control. In the end, only Aeris remains, pushing past exhaustion to stand against a force that does not rage, but measures. This is a story about the difference between having power... and truly mastering it.

A Men, Djinn and Angels story. There is a pit in the Devachanic Realm that does not sleep. It hums. It remembers. It calls. When Agaliarept answers that call, he discovers something no djinni was meant to touch-an echo of creation. But some echoes are not meant for ears. And some discoveries should not be uncovered. As ancient powers stir and the balance of realms begins to fracture, one choice will ignite a war that reshapes eternity.

The sea remembers every wound. What began as fear has become resolve, and what was once silence now trembles with consequence. Ariel is no longer a story told in whispers or warnings. She is the deep itself-ancient, patient, and irrevocably changed. The surface world has chosen to fight what it cannot understand. Old powers stir in response. The boundaries between mercy and annihilation blur, and the weight of the crown Ariel claimed settles fully upon her shoulders. This is not a tale of heroes or monsters. It is a reckoning. In the crushing depths where light falters and memory fractures, Ariel must face the truth of what her reign has cost-and what it will demand to endure. Power does not absolve. Victory does not heal. And silence, once sought as refuge, may become the final prison. The waters will rise. The world will quiet. And when all that can drown has done so, only one truth will remain: No crown is taken without the sea collecting its due.

After unraveling the mysteries of Lillianne's past after reincarnation and braving countless complicated adventures and reuniting with her lover, Solenne and Lillianne are finally free to celebrate the Festival of Sun and Moon together in peace. But true to her nature, Lillianne can't help but stumble into a bit of trouble along the way. Still, nothing can stand in the way of their well deserved happily ever after. ------- A short story that is focused of the Happily Ever After for the novel that one day I will hopefully write.

Hidden in the serene valley of Windrun lies a colossal willow tree, its ancient core harboring a remarkable library that holds within its books the entirety of written fiction from the beginning of time. Guarding this treasury are the Keepers, an elven group of librarians who diligently protect and organize humanity's literary creations. However, when a nefarious shadow escapes its confinement, stealing beloved characters from our cherished stories, Lyra, a gifted elf with extraordinary unknown abilities, must embark on a mystical journey shrouded with magic, danger, and mystery. With the new knowledge of her powers and a heavy task on her hands, Lyra must unlock her true abilities to save the realm she loves and the book she loves most. Can she be the one to save them from the darkness that unfolds? Get ready to be captivated by this spellbinding tale of enchantment and adventure. **Completed the 10-chapter JustWriteIt challenge **Featured on @Fantasy High Fantasy reading list

A grandma and her granddaughter living in an isolated wooden cabin in the middle of the woods. It was mostly serene and peaceful, living side by side with nature. Today, is Anna's 10th birthday. In this story, Anna's grandmother is going to reveal the ominous truth beyond their seemingly 'perfect' world. A catastrophic tale that had passed down through generations, yet it remains an enigma to humanity. Will they accept their 'preordained' fate, or go against it?

"She doesn't want to save the world, just survive. But fate has other plans." At the dawn of time, the gods waged war against an abominable force. After nearly succumbing, they managed to imprison the body and spirit of this deity in two identical blades-Suthra and Veyra-forged to contain that which could not be destroyed. Millennials later, when a pair of brothers dare to steal these blades from a forgotten temple, the sealed power awakens. Marked by symbols burning beneath her skin, Elara Dornach discovers that the stolen artifact carries not only power, but also consciousness-and that Chaos now whispers her name. As she struggles to survive and escape an inevitable fate, her twin brother, Cael, believes he has found the calling that will make him a hero. Among hunters, priests, and beings who walk between folklore and reality, the two brothers find themselves entangled in an ancient prophecy-one in which blood and sacrifice are the price to restore balance to what has been corrupted.

When reality demands a price you cannot pay, what will you trade? The Kaliyuga Convergence didn't wound reality - it revealed the wounds. Tarak Nath's father awakens with purple veins and voices that speak of possession. The Temple asks for an impossible price. To save his father, Tarak must learn how to be wrong: thief, liar, and betrayer of everything his House taught him. And he must learn how to work with gods and demons alike. What to expect: - Deep, cohesive worldbuilding (Yakshas, Devas, Asuras - not elves or dwarves) - Fully plotted series - Innovative Yantra and Siddhi magic system - Logical protagonist facing moral dilemmas