Fantastic Land Novels & Stories

It swirled in lazy patterns with every step I took, making it obvious no one had been in here for years. The stillness in the air felt heavy and untouched, as if the room itself had been holding its breath, waiting for someone to return and disturb it. Drawings covered the walls, some pinned haphazardly while others were curled at the edges where the adhesive had failed. They depicted all kinds of things, but the majority were creatures twisted, nightmarish things with too many limbs, hollow eyes and gaping mouths lined with jagged teeth. Among the creatures were strange Landscapes places that looked warped and wrong, as if reality had stretched too thin. There were also people, some drawn i

The one day in fairyland was somehow equal to 200 years on earth. Strange, right ! …. Yes, because the fairy land was far way from the earth and was in another constellation . It was like an another planet or star kind of. Everybody got themselves busier with their lives . Trinity had been becoming more mature with the passing days. Ester and Melanie were happy as their daughter was being more and more responsible, but little did they know what had been waiting for them in the near future.

I hugged them first before I finally left. Wait for me, Luna. ~~~~~ [Luna] "Wow!!" I uttered in awe. The Fairy Land is like a paradise. Many fairies were flying everywhere and greeted me when they passed by. There are also different colored trees here and it blooms beautifully. Haleyna told me that when the trees and plants bloom, they have new baby fairies coming. "Look, Luna! The baby is coming out!" they said excitedly, so I followed them up towards the huge bud of a flower.

My landlord's name was Leah Burke. She was in her early 20s and had a smoking hot body with delightfully smooth skin. Leah often donned dresses of various designs. Whenever she passed by, I could vaguely see the lacey texture of her underwear. It had been almost a month since I moved in, but she never greeted me whenever we saw each other. She was quite a standoffish beauty. This afternoon, I signed a big business deal. It delighted my boss so much that he had me get off work early as a reward. Little did I expect to see my gorgeous landlord outside my apartment door.

She didn't look offended instead she laughed. "Not even close.Our land is hidden deep behind a thick enchanted forest, no normal can enter it.If a person tries the brunches and the roots of the tree there kills you in suffocation when they clutches your body into tight grip , it is so painful that no one can survive and even if someone succeed to cross forest we have casted an invisible spell that prevents anyone to see our land .The whole land is secured by a magic barrier where no one from outside enter without my permission " . She fumbled through the book.

And the second-to-last day of the summit, Zane managed to beg off on yet another round table discussion, loaded up the rental van with me, the girls, and our bodyguards and headed out for what he called a “special picnic.” After not long at all for Los Angeles driving time, by which I mean under an hour, we ended up in a place I’d never heard of, the Los Angeles County Arboretum. Right inside the entrance, however, I recognized a small building I knew from the opening credits of Fantasy Island, a show I loved as a child. The girls had never heard of it and looked at me sideways when I explained about it with excitement. I made a face to make them laugh, and Zane assured me that he remembered

Ivan exclaimed. “Looks like you guys are ready for the trip. Enjoy yourselves. I’ll make sure the Pack is safe in your absence, Ryker and Flora,” Chelsa said, reminding us of our responsibilities. We bid farewell to Chelsa and proceeded to the teleportation area. I held Ivan in my arms while Ryker carried the rest of our gear. When we landed in a snowy landscape, I was in awe. “Wow,” I muttered, gazing at the vast, beautiful Snow Land. It was a huge, popular vacation spot for shifters, known for its exclusivity and beauty. “Snow Land!” Ivan exclaimed with excitement.

He held onto my hand and led me outside. It was bright outside, the sky completely clear of clouds. The air was cool but not cold. I looked around, the land here was beautiful. Trees on each side of the streets. Many houses that were kept and nice. A lot of farmland along with mountains on the far side of the pack territory. "What do you think?" Braden asked "Beautiful." I said softly.

Faerieland is like a dream come to life, with cascading waterfalls, floating islands, and magical creatures that seem to dance in the air. Anna's eyes light up with wonder as she takes in the breathtaking scenery. "This is...incredible," she whispers, her voice filled with awe. I can't help but smile, watching her reaction. "I'm glad you like it." We eventually find a riverside spot that seemed straight out of a fairy tale. The crystal-clear river sparkles under the warm, golden sun, and a soft, fragrant breeze carries the sweet scent of wildflowers. "This is so perfect," she gasps.

In my past life, I had meant every word. Samuel was the most pitiful child in the Ziegler family. He used to say no one loved him. So, I gave him everything. I didn't like to see him frown. If he frowned at a garnish on a dish, that ingredient never appeared on our table again. I loved his smile, and I loved the rare sweetness in him when he acted spoiled. So, when he said he wanted to see snow in June, I made it happen. I took him to the top of Mount Arda, and we watched artificial snow fall through the night.