Ghostly echoes

Hearing is a gift, and very few still enjoy it. It is strange how an aptitude can bring its own end. No organizations have reached a consensus on what triggered the incident; that disparity is not only caused by the newfound difficulty in discussion. Some say the cacophony was a…

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Astray knight

As commanded by divinity, there are very few crimes that can be forgiven. Intruding in the rightful domains of a king is not one of them. The forests are only his to rove, full of the forage and game that he may one day claim. The sight of these imprints…

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Creeping gore

Based on a prompt ("A.B." thank you for telling me about your nightmare). Warning: Psychological horror and gore. How it started, no one knew. Worst of all, few could afford to ponder it much now. Survival was not easy, and every single second spent unalert could lead to death. There…

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Arsonist’s diary

Warning, the following post contains references to racism, implications of terrible crimes, corpse defilement, and uncanny descriptions of bareness. To put it plainly, it can make you uncomfortable. If you have Ommetaphobia, close the page. Writing exercise on horror (POC/American feedback appreciated, if details are flawed).   We’ve got a…

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Sinking void

Sleep. She used to hate it. Nightmares would plague it, composed of memories, mixed with monstrous delusions. She would not only hear her family shriek in the daylight but also in her slumber. Unable to move, trapped by her own exhaustion, she could not close a door to shield herself…

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