Symbolic Stories

Recommended for 15+ (Make you're own call if you think you have the maturity of roughly a 15-year-old or older, you're good) Anyway... Six years have passed since Aaravos fell... Six years of planning, failing, hoping and waiting for what's to come. But no one can predict the future. (Well, maybe Kosmo kind of can). Rayla and Callum are navigating love, loss, and the unknown of what's to come. Old enemies awaken, new dangers emerge, and every choice could destroy the world they've fought so hard to protect. Their home Can they survive what's coming... together? ...Or will everything fall to pieces?

{ LOTF AU ! } - A plane crashes in an island in the middle of nowhere, leaving a group of boys and a girl to be isolated and trapped in the certain island. Survival instinct is a need. The question is, how long can the girl survive, and how does she fight her way to survival?

Description: The Tower does not test strength. It tests consistency. Every path is optimized. Every choice is calculated. Every climber is expected to follow the design. Kai doesn't. He does not fight the system. He does not try to break it. He simply refuses to become something it can understand. And the Tower begins to fail. Paths collapse. Records contradict themselves. Reality stops agreeing with itself. Not because Kai is strong... But because he cannot be reduced to a pattern. This is not a story about winning. It is about what happens when a world built on logic encounters something that cannot be processed.

A short story about loneliness after love. This is not a love story. This was written in real pain and emotions. Inspirations: (500) Days of Summer, White Nights, The Less I know the Better - Tame Impala and some songs by the band, "The Smiths" Based on the author's personal experience with his first love, exaggerated for story purposes.

this is a short story with a symbolic meaning. Its a loss of innocence and includes a child named Ruby recognising the cruelaties in life that she tried to subvert. She is a child that is abused but doesn't acknowledge that until a symbolic scene is played. Read the book to understand further.

A collection of poetic descriptions about my dystopian story. The actual story will be coming soon, but this collection of poems describe the characters and the world, leaving you with some context.

What does it mean to be "complete"? Elizabeth thinks she has found the answer and she doesn't care about how it will affect those around her.

Due to the temptations and chaos caused by humanity and the group called the Levels, The Grand Creator of Life is deciding to destroy The World. But not without giving The World a second chance. As Lumis (the Half Breed Deity) is sent to Earth, he must face the Evil Deity Group head on in order to help the humans to live a better life. He'll experience his other half by feeling every emotion and hardship that humans face on the daily while working part time at a cable service company. A true way to learn more about his human half.

A collection of books

When a sunflower forgets her roots, the world begins to wither.

Why are you so curious about the unknown, even if you don't understand yourself?

1947 6 Supposed strangers attend a gathering for a chance to win a massive prize. Each one of them is, a civilized people, but with a thirst for money, they won't stay that way...

Emily Southgates prepares her journey as a werecat. She investigates the number of attacks from place to place revealed to be made my a fellow werecat. Now she needs to find the rogue werecat and stopped it from attacking unwary civilians.

Desperate to keep his mother from dying from a terminal illness, Thomas prays to the God he had stopped believing in. Things begin to take a grotesque and confusing turn of events when God appears before Thomas- but God didn't look like Thomas expected him too.

Be careful what you wish for.

They arrive on the islands with nothing but memory. Some lose it. Some trade it. Some are erased by it. After an illegal crossing goes wrong, a young man finds himself imprisoned on a chain of islands that do not obey familiar rules. Time is unstable. Authority is inconsistent. Survival demands obedience, silence, and forgetting. Inside the prison, people change. Some accept the system. Some break. Others become something else entirely. No one explains why the islands exist-only that escape comes at a cost. The Islands of the Forgotten is a psychological survival story about confinement, identity, and the violence of remembering. This is not a story of heroes or clear answers. It is a slow descent into a place where reality bends quietly, and the reader is meant to feel just as lost as the one trying to leave.

A timeless fable of compassion and quiet revolution. Long ago, in a world ruled by tyrants and foolish God-Kings, there rose a black-haired Scarlet Queen. She did not conquer with swords, but with kindness. She gave stages to starving actors, work to poor poets, shelter to the illiterate and the mad. Her knights guarded not borders, but the vulnerable. Her army was made of artists - those the powerful had dismissed as fools.