Crazy Noisy Bizarre Town Novels & Stories

14-MAD MEN FOR CINDERELLA The warm breeze gently caressed Nyx's skin, but his body was already burned with the exertion of digging those wretched holes. His jaw clenched tightly as he replayed the mind-numbing task in his head. Suddenly, a forceful shoulder collided with his, causing him to stumble and break from his thoughts.

"Or is he just joking? But since when can that cheapskate joke?" "Ah! I'm going crazy thinking about this!" Feli resumed her steps. "No, he's not a cannibal. His face, although it often looks unfriendly, is not creepy." Feli continued to babble to herself in between her footsteps towards her own room. ***

"You usually have your guards or assistants handle stuff like this. What’s different now?" "She’s different," I said, my voice low but firm. Janet scoffed, looping her arm through mine. "That’s sweet, but it’s not like you to get sentimental, big brother. What’s next? Flowers and poetry?" "Don’t push it," I warned, though the corner of my mouth twitched. Inside, Midnight Manor pulsed with life. Lights flashed in every color imaginable, illuminating the throng of bodies swaying to the pounding bass. The scent of spilled liquor and expensive perfume clung to the air, a sensory overload that made me grit my teeth.

Added to the sounds of the occasional splashes of frogs jumping in the nearby lake during the night, foraging beasts, those of which brought fear to the townsfolk caused a cacophony of animal noises. On the light side of a forest was the small, quiet town of Gashea. The township itself looks rough. With its metal shingle rooftops, gloomy wooden walls, and overgrown gardens. The settlement wasn't situated beside the foreboding forest by accident. It had always been there from the start. Surrounding the small island of Gashea were enormous bodies of water, the end of the horizon for which they could never see. As much as the townsfolk wanted to leave, they fear the things lurking beyond the de

“Did we do something wrong?” “No.” “Then, what’s the problem?” “Not many travels pass here. We are strange to them. Nobody orders tea; it’s expensive in these parts. Be on your guard.” “In our village, it’s a normal thing.” “It’s the same in my hometown.” “I wonder. Who is the stranger here?” “They are.” “Noted…”

"I don't need your fucking help, Noah! I should go. Take me home now." Wood Town is a quiet town? It's fucking bullshit. I've only been living in this town for a few days, and all I'm getting is trouble, not peace. I don't want to be involved in anything. I just want a normal life like everyone else. And Noah's planning some crazy idea that's gonna put me on a rollercoaster. I feel like I lose all morality whenever I'm near Noah. My mom's right, I shouldn't be anywhere near a delinquent.

Ella said to me and some of us laughed. "Crazy girl" I said and dragged her pig tailed hair jokingly. "Hey!" I heard a deep baritone voice which was annoyingly sweet. I immediately recognized the voice. I turned to him with a disgusting look. Some of my friends were sniggering already. It made me angrier. "Are you ready?" he asked me. "What if I text you the area of concentration for you to read tonight?" I turn back to Ella snubbing him. "Area of confusion you mean? I still don't understand Biology Violet" Ella said

And that voice—like whiskey over gravel—was doing things to my brain that made logical thought almost impossible. I took a long sip of my now lukewarm coffee, trying to force my mind back on track. What was it he’d said? This town isn’t what you think it is. No shit, Sherlock. Between the creepy vibes, the weirdly silent locals, and the graffiti on the welcome sign, I could’ve guessed that much.

Is this why the fruit hanging on the branch of the Tree of Life is so sweet? The huge queue for food in the common dining room resembled a peaceful rally to taste all sorts of dishes that can only be imagined. In this pandemonium stood the same two young men who noticed strange details in the life of New Eden: the strangest thing is that no one asks questions, and even stranger is that they are the only ones who ask questions. "Don't you think it's strange that everyone is happy?" – what is it? " asked the young man, who had previously discovered that there were no stars in the sky at all.

“I can’t believe that I have to spend my break with her. I would rather clean the bathroom as punishment instead.” I know that I should be offended that watching over me for the entire day is his punishment for whatever thing he did, but somehow, I feel very pleased because now I have an excuse to make this day even worse for him. *** We ride a strange animal called a ‘car’ to head into town. As strange as this sounds, struckwe have to ride it's inside for it to take us to wherever we want to go. The town that the humans call it is completely remodelled. The place barely has any trees. Even the ground is completely solidified and occupied by the cars. After seeing the state that their land i