Urbanfantasy Stories

WATTPAD ORIGINAL EDITION The nightmare continues when Ryan, the gay wizard, comes face to face with the most unexpected nemeses yet. He will have to figure out if love truly is the most powerful magic of all. ***** After the events of I'M A GAY WIZARD, Ryan wakes up to a startling scene--his father is driving him to begin a brand new life in a small, idyllic town called Misthaven. The dream-like memory of being trapped at the Marduk Institute relentlessly haunts Ryan's new life. In the night, Ryan comes face to face with a nightmarish force who warns him that he and his friends are, in fact, trapped in a magical dream prison created by the Institute to quell its most troublesome wizards. Ryan and his friends must immediately escape this prison for a chance at survival. Little do they know that this is only the beginning of a harrowing adventure where the limits of love and friendship will be tested and the age-old question will return--is love truly the greatest magic of all? [This is the sequel to I'm A Gay Wizard, the Wattpad Original edition.] Content and/or Trigger Warning: This book contains scenes depicting self-harm and violence, which may be triggering for some readers. [[word count: 70,000-80,000 words]]

Abe Barrett is surrounded by ghosts - some of them are even his roommates! But now Abe's visions show something dark coming, and it wants Abe dead. ***** When Abe Barrett's family died, he started seeing ghosts. Soon he was living with three of them, and it turns out ghosts are just as eccentric as people. Abe is bothered by the ghosts constantly since he doesn't want to solve their murders, avenge them or do much of anything. He just wants to do his job and relax. His dreams, however, have been getting darker as people in town start to disappear. Soon Abe realizes there is something hunting him, and that same threat was involved with his family's deaths. A legacy of darkness is chasing Abe Barrett, and his supernatural roommates may not be enough to save him. [[word count: 60,000-70,000 words]]

After 10,000 years perfecting a single pill, Bai Fanxian emerges from seclusion to find the world has moved on without her. Cultivation is now rare and weak, True Alchemy have faded into legend, and the modern world has no idea what masters of the past could achieve. Armed with ancient mastery and unmatched power, she'll remind everyone why "Alchemy Empress" was once the most revered title in the cultivation world. ---------------------------------------------------------------- You can read 30+ more chapters on Patreon! Rate/Review if you're enjoying the story Patreon: patreon.com/LittleKnight (Link also in my profile)

When Willow made a deal with a reaper to save her little brother, she never expected to end up as one's bloodbag. Or, as Jack likes to call her, 𝙋𝙚𝙩. Join Willow on her journey as she discovers the hidden supernatural world that has been right under her nose for longer than she even remembers. One where love is forbidden and can get you killed. And pray to Death for her soul, because 𝘥𝘢𝘮𝘯, she's gonna need it. "I love you," Jack smiled. They looked at each other for what felt like a decade. "...No. No you don't." Willow rolled her eyes. "It seemed like the part of our fight where I should say it," he smirked, only making her anger rise. "Why are you doing this?" His expression faltered for a second as he heard the fear in her voice. "Treating me like this? Do you hate me or something? Or do you just not care if I live or die?" His eyes widened briefly before he shook his head. "I don't hate you, or want you to die. But I can't like you either. Humans live a short life, I live forever." He paused, taking a breath. "I can't let myself get attached to someone that will just die on me, or put you in danger," Jack sighed, scratching his neck. Something in his voice made Willow believe this wasn't his words, but rather, words he had been told. "𝑨 𝒑𝒊𝒆𝒄𝒆 𝒐𝒇 𝒂𝒅𝒗𝒊𝒄𝒆." 𝑺𝒉𝒆 𝒘𝒆𝒏𝒕 𝒔𝒕𝒊𝒍𝒍. "𝑰𝒇 𝒂𝒏𝒚𝒐𝒏𝒆 𝒔𝒕𝒓𝒐𝒏𝒈𝒆𝒓 𝒆𝒗𝒆𝒓 𝒐𝒇𝒇𝒆𝒓𝒔 𝒚𝒐𝒖 𝒕𝒓𝒖𝒕𝒉," 𝒉𝒆 𝒔𝒂𝒊𝒅, 𝒆𝒂𝒄𝒉 𝒘𝒐𝒓𝒅 𝒑𝒓𝒆𝒄𝒊𝒔𝒆, "𝒂𝒔𝒔𝒖𝒎𝒆 𝒊𝒕 𝒉𝒂𝒔 𝒕𝒆𝒆𝒕𝒉." Parts 1-2-3 of the Reaper's Pet trilogy

Fifteen-year-old Kian Verran has spent most of his life learning how to make too little last a little longer. Money. Food. Shoes. Space. In a cramped apartment in Bellrow, seven people share almost everything-but never their love. Kian dreams of becoming a Maker, one of the rare people able to wield a supernatural Wonder, believing it might finally give his family the life they have never been able to afford. Then, during an ordinary delivery, Kian finds a dead man in an industrial service lane. There is only one problem. The man could not have walked there. Kian's observation draws the attention of supernatural investigator Tavian Rell, whose strange faceless Lantern Keepers record what others overlook. What begins with one corpse soon leads to condemned materials that continue moving after they were supposedly destroyed, illegal Makings, damaged Wonders, and people who seem to know a Making will fail before it happens. And then Kian finally gets the chance he has dreamed about his entire life. His own First Making. But the Wonder born from it-Hollowcraft-looks incomplete. As Kian learns what his strange new ability can do, the investigation leads toward a place whispered about by people whose Wonders were ruined: a refuge that gives them medicine, work, and somewhere to belong. A house that helps the broken. A house that also uses them. And somewhere beyond it, someone is collecting the remains of failure. Kian wanted to become a Maker so he could protect the people he loved. He never imagined becoming one would bring him close enough to discover what people are willing to destroy in order to make something greater.

After returning home to tend his vegetable garden, Su Ning makes a startling discovery - his humble little patch of land is secretly connected to a miniature world of immortals and demons. One by one, mighty cultivators no bigger than a fingertip come soaring through, ascending into what they believe to be the Immortal Realm. The Nameless Sword Immortal, Kunlun Immortal Maiden, the Azure Emperor, the Great Demon Lord - legendary names that once shook the heavens - and yet a single flick of Su Ning's finger is enough to send any of them flying. To these tiny gods and monsters, Su Ning is nothing less than an all-powerful immortal deity. They bow, they tremble, they address him with reverence - completely unaware that the "Exalted Immortal" before them is just an ordinary man with a vegetable garden and a whole lot of bewilderment. Blending the charm of a "Tiny People" fantasy with dual-world adventure, an effortlessly overpowered protagonist, and a wealth of creative, warmhearted humor, this story is a laid-back, feel-good read brimming with imagination.

After 130 years, José Rizal is alive again-now living as Clark, a husband and father trying to hide from the past. But when three Santelmo flames choose his children, an old enemy awakens from the shadow of the moon. Bakunawa is coming, and this time, history is not the only thing that will be rewritten. To protect his family, Clark must face the truth behind Bathala, Maria Makiling, Bonifacio, and the power that once brought him back from death.

Kai is just an ordinary high schooler whose biggest daily crisis is getting out of bed on time. But when a strange golden bracelet catches his eye in a dusty antique shop, his completely normal life fractures. Deep beneath the earth, an ancient red crystal wakes from a centuries-long slumber-triggering shockwaves across the divine realms. On Mount Olympus, in the deserts of Egypt, and among the icy peaks of the North, long-dormant artifacts begin to pulse with raw power. Zeus, Odin, and the ancient gods are putting their realms on high alert, desperate to find out what woke the power before it's too late. Unaware that he is at the center of a cosmic storm, Kai steps into a hidden subterranean corridor beneath his local forest. As his bracelet reacts to the glowing red stone, one thing becomes terrifyingly clear: the old myths aren't just stories. And the Sixth Oath is about to be sworn.

She hears everything. Every secret the city whispers. For years, Kuro thought it was a curse - hearing the things people swallow. The city is loud with unsaid words. Until she meets a boy who is silent. Truly silent. And for the first time, she doesn't hear him. She feels him. A raw, healing story about a girl who carried the weight of a city, and learned to put it down. From the author of The Library of Unlived Lives duology. Spoken word meets urban fantasy. For the ones who feel too much. #healing #Nigeria #Lagos #fantasy #emotional #selflove #raw #foundfamily

The Rat should have stayed in the story. Bireholt is a rural village off in the isolated distance with just a few little rules: Gates close before nightfall, children work before they are given much freedom, old ruins are part of the landscape, old customs are part of the law, and old stories are best left alone. Eba has spent her whole decent life in Bireholt, so she knows this. And not about stories trespassing into your house on Christmas night. And unfortunately for her... one did. It leaves the building burning and Eba fleeing with her brother, and peculiar Nutcracker from the wreckage. Lying beyond the gates are domains of active cities, budding townspeople, strange manifestations, ancient superstitions, and threats that make Eba wonder how much of her life is fiction. She thought she was escaping a monster but instead stepped into a story much larger than her village. And inside it is the reason the Rat came.

Ray Valiant is a normal sixteen year old boy from a normal town with a normal life. Until his mother dies. With no other family, he is taken in by an estranged uncle in California. Alone and outcasted by his peers, Ray hears an ancient voice calling out to him. Suddenly, he is chosen to be the Incarnate of Courage, one of the ancient beings called the Infinite Six. Ray is thrown into a world parallel to his own. Gods and monsters, fairies and witches, angels and demons, Mortals and Immortals. He finds himself an unlikely hero to defeat the threatening evil: the Man in the Moon. Except he wasn't the only one chosen by an Infinite. The brooding bad boy, the easygoing quarterback, the witty ballerina, the sarcastic nerd, and the fiercely beautiful Esperanza Diaz. Six strangers, six teenagers, six Incarnates. The end of the world looming on the horizon. What could possibly go wrong?

Mina Santos is twenty-seven, works second shift packing conveyor rollers in the upper Midwest, and is taking welding classes because she's tired of wondering whether she could be doing something else. Then a door appears where no door should be. Helping a stranger through it puts Mina on the wrong side of a network of impossible workshops hidden behind ordinary industrial buildings. In the backshops, unfinished work takes physical form, creatures are built from plastic totes and metal scrap, and a gray card begins recording what Mina actually knows how to do. The card calls her trade JOIN. It does not make her an expert. Now Mina is balancing work, school, family, and a loose guild of mechanics, electricians, fabricators, salvagers, and other people who enter the backshops after their regular shifts. Their magic is practical: strange skills only work when real knowledge, materials, and judgment support them. Mistakes still hurt. And one old factory order is still running. A young man is trapped inside it, and the unfinished system holding him is beginning to reach farther than anyone intended. No chosen one. No demon king. Just unfinished work, people trying to get home, and the question of how much of yourself you owe to being useful. A Midwestern portal fantasy about trades, found community, slow-burn romance, and learning that useful doesn't have to mean indispensable.

Simone doesn't talk to the monster that lives in the back of her head. She works the days away in a bakery-cafe, leading a quiet life. But one day a witch ropes her into tricking one of the most dangerous vampires in the city, and like it or not, Simone's life grows increasingly entangled with the monsters of Letsgate.

He survived six months in a coma. But waking up is only the beginning. Adam Xander awakens expecting to return to the life he remembers. Instead, he discovers a world hidden beyond his own. Mundi Elementalis. A mysterious realm divided into twelve elemental kingdoms, each ruled by a powerful elemental being. And somehow, Adam has become connected to one of them. Shadow. But Shadow is only one of twelve. There are twelve elemental beings. Twelve human bonds. And somewhere between the human world and Mundi Elementalis lies a secret connecting them all. Guided by a mysterious Elemental Being of Creation, Adam begins a journey that will lead him toward the other bonds-and deeper into a world filled with ancient kingdoms, extraordinary powers, and secrets that have remained hidden for generations. But the stronger the bonds become, the more questions emerge. Why were these humans chosen? Why do the elemental bonds exist? And what happens when all twelve finally come together? Twelve kingdoms. Twelve bonds. One secret. Welcome to Mundi Elementalis.

When a former operative is made the lead on a new government agency tasked with covering up the existence of super-powered individuals, he must form a team of these enhanced to combat the threat of a growing enhanced population and an omnipresent secret organization who's finally decided to start coming out of the shadows. Kane's Crew follows the titular Crew, the flagship team of the Defense Enhanced Research Agency or DERA, as they combat dangerous people with superpowers known as Enhanced. The enhanced population appears to be increasing at an exponential rate, prompting the US government to reopen the shuttered program to catalogue those that are peaceful, and detain those that aren't to keep the population safe and the secret secured. Behind the enhanced is something older and far more organized, an operation that has been collecting people like them for decades, who have thrived in the absence of anyone looking for them. Kane's Crew is structured in an episodic format, akin to TV shows rather than a book or a movie, with a rotating POV between the lead characters.

Aaron Lim thought university would finally give him a fresh start. After years of bullying, threats, and extortion, the twenty-one-year-old Singaporean has finished National Service and is ready to build a life of his own. Then he discovers that Marcus Koh-the wealthy bully who tormented him through secondary school, junior college, and even his army unit-has entered the same university. Before Aaron can decide how to endure another year, a mysterious system offers him something impossible. One talisman power every twenty-four hours. Survive twelve days to claim them all. There is just one condition the system announces to the entire world: Whoever kills Aaron inherits every power he has unlocked. Every hour or two, it broadcasts his location at that exact moment. The marker never follows him, but the hunters do. His first gift is the Monkey Talisman: the ability to transform into any animal he has physically seen. A bird above a crowded street. A stray beneath a parked car. A fish disappearing into murky water. For now, hiding is his only chance. But governments are mobilising. Private hunters are chasing a prize worth more than money. And Marcus sees an opportunity to turn his favourite victim into the centrepiece of a livestream watched by millions. With each passing day, Aaron becomes harder to catch-and more capable of making his tormentors suffer. Then the hunt reaches his mother. Aaron has spent his life swallowing his anger to survive. Now, every sunrise gives that anger another weapon. The world wants his power. Marcus is about to discover what Aaron wants.

Being turned into a vampire at eleven sounded exciting... ...for about the first year. Five centuries later, it's mostly paperwork. You can't rent an apartment because everyone thinks you're a child. You need adult-looking vampires to pretend to be your parents just to see an R-rated movie. Every few decades, you fake your identity and start elementary school all over again, smiling politely while your history teacher explains events you personally witnessed. Thankfully, there's a support group. A secret community for vampires who were turned as children or teenagers, where the members are centuries old, dress like grandmas because that's how old they feel, and help each other survive a world that refuses to believe they're adults. For Elias, who has looked eleven since the seventeenth century, life gets a little easier thanks to his "guardian"-a vampire who looks thirty but is actually younger than he is. To everyone else, they're parent and child. In reality, they're two cranky elderly roommates who argue over chores, complain about modern life, and occasionally have to fool teachers, cashiers, and government officials into believing they're a perfectly normal family. A heartwarming supernatural comedy about found family, eternal childhood, and the strange reality of growing old without ever growing up.

Seven glittering parties. Seven impossible thefts. One hunter who knows her real name. In Bellwether, a signature can cost you your name, your freedom, or the years you have left. Vesper Quill makes a living stealing those bargains back. Her next job could make her a legend: take seven magical contracts from the city's untouchable elite and build a business powerful enough to keep what she wins. Then Rowan Ash raises his paddle at her auction. The contract hunter recognizes every disguise she wears. He also has a proposition: he'll help her rob the people he works for-if she helps him reclaim the identity they hold as collateral. Their partnership comes with rules. Share the risks. Split the winnings. Ask before kissing for cover. That last one gets complicated. With forty-nine days, a crew of talented troublemakers, and a fake engagement becoming dangerously convincing, Vesper is ready to make the city's most powerful people sign away their advantage. But Rowan needs the final contract intact. And she came prepared to burn it.

RISE OR FALL! Summers end heralds the start of another school year in Marlia City, the renowned Academia Capital of the World. Southwest of Requiem School for Girls sits another prestigious school, Phoenix Military Academy. A school originally designed to train its students into full-fledged mages with the intent of drafting them into wars with other nations now encourages its graduates to choose their own career paths. Among the aspiring freshmen are Emi Suzuki, a down-to-earth and inventive teenage girl from northern Empyrea, and Gayle T. Mazin, a boy of noble birth and a hotheaded speedster. Due to a rocky start, the two teens make an effort to stay out of each other's way, only to find themselves crossing paths on multiple occasions. They're soon met with a situation where a classmate's life is dependent on their cooperation. Can these two polar opposites put aside their differences and work together?

Attacked, beaten and hurt, what was supposed to be a meeting about his exile forces Ethan Meadows into a deadly battlegrounds between a town, and a vicious pack of werewolves.