Firefly Funhouse Novels & Stories

It gives me the feeling of coming home. Seph hasn’t opened her bewitching eyes yet. Her hazel eyes mixed with brown in the iris pattern have never lost their charm to me. Although I enjoy seeing her in a state where she has no power over her body still her feisty nature is something I relish too. The doctor has checked her again. According to him, she won’t be opening her eyes anytime soon.

Uncle Felix started the engine and drove out of the hospital’s parking lot. He adjusted the rear mirror until he could clearly see his niece tailing behind them driving Raverine’s black sedan car. Then he felt Raverine’s questions fuming out of his ears, Uncle Felix let out a chuckle when Raverine realized that he had been staring at him for almost a minute.

Ember “Again,” Orion said, arms crossed, shadows curling lazily around his boots like snakes. I gritted my teeth and forced my palm open, willing the fire to rise. Heat shimmered across my skin, building, then sputtering out like a dying candle. Nothing. Not even a spark. “Impressive,” Orion drawled. “If we’re fighting a horde of mildly annoyed fireflies, we’re definitely not going to die.” “I swear to the gods, if you keep talking—” I began, only for a burst of steam to hiss from my fingertips and disappear with a pitiful pffft. Exhaustion and annoyance clouded my mind.

"Isn't it great? You can enjoy the night in a place with a much wider range." "I heard from the staff that there are usually a lot of tents here. Many visitors camp out just to see the Milky Way in person. But I haven't seen many other visitors coming. Maybe it's not vacation season yet, I don't know. But it seems quite exciting to gaze at the sky in a place that is much wider than usual. Like what you just said." "Sounds like fun." Bryan cleared his throat briefly. "When was your last day there?" "Um... Thursday night. Last shoot is at four in the afternoon, if I'm reading the schedule Karen gave me right."

CIANA I heave a deep sigh when finally, I finish cleaning the new room I rented. My paintings are flawlessly hanging on the walls. My works are perfect crafts of my creative hands. Oh! One last thing. I need to arrange my clothes inside the small cabinet residing next to the bed. The moment I opened the first drawer, something is inside. A phone, a weird and unusual futuristic looking phone, is inside the drawer and it still works. I swiftly continued arranging my clothes to check the phone out.

She had not been ready before that, but her resolve was ironclad. Riding the elevator up, Elaine realized the top floor was the 52nd floor. A memory flashed—Lucy's room card, number 5209. Right next door. Elaine swiped her card and stepped into her room. The executive suite was spacious and flooded with light, and the view from the floor-to-ceiling windows was nothing short of stunning. Elaine tried calling Jasper, but he did not pick up, so she just let the call drop. Clutching her phone, she felt a wave of numbness wash over her.

It wailed as it shattered upon hitting the marble. “Val!” Vivian cried from across the room. She had six Shadows circling clicking menacingly. While she flashed her dagger at them in hopes of warding them off with little result. ‘Use your magic the blades won’t do anything.’ I mindlinked racing over. A second later the flames engulfed four of the Shadows. Vivian rolled away grinning as the flames danced in her eyes, she was in her element. The four ‘henchman’ as I have now decided to call them went for their swords looking frustrated. Only to be paused as the leader lifted his hand.

I said “Wait, these parasitic nightmares have tricks of their own?!” Dashie said with a scared tone “yep these parasitic nightmares have tricks of their own Dashie” I said “what do you mean Firefly?” Twilight asked “when you a kill infected mob at rare chances at death, a mob head of the infected mob will attack you OR the infected mob explodes releasing buglins” I said “oh my… poor things” said Fluttershy “I feel sympathy towards these poor animals Flutters but these parasitic nightmares are hostile towards you” I said “those parasites shouldn’t infected those mobs in the first place” Fluttershy weeped Bronyium patted Fluttershy’s head “I know you felt sorry about those infected mobs but th

The bugs parted like the Red Sea before him as he led the way. Once inside, Zen finally saw the green glow turn yellow. Strangely, there were no bugs inside the house. The gamer thought he would be seeing a firefly farm inside the watcher’s cabin. The cabin was built from stone slabs and dried mud instead of wood. It worked great for insulation, and the cosy fireplace was the cause of the yellow interior lighting. The green glow around the house could be explained by fireflies outside. It was as if there was an invisible barrier inside and outside the cabin.