Licca-chan Urban Legend Novels & Stories

Zella scratched her head unpleasantly. Lily rubbed her rough face, turned on her cell phone, and typed something. The screen then displayed a series of announcements and chat messages. A picture of Zella was displayed at the back of the campus, accompanied by some chatter accusing her of killing Brian. Zella bulged her eyes in complete shock; she covered her mouth in disbelief. Zella looked at Lily in horror, then pointed at her best friend’s cell phone. “This is a hoax, right, Lily? Isn’t it possible that Brian died?“

Lulla explained why she could recognize the witch and why the witch could be her nightmare. From beginning to end, Ullric continued to listen to Lulla speak without intending to interrupt the girl's explanation. With Ullric's endless attention, the tremors in Lulla's body slowly stopped, and her speech was not as chaotic as before. Lulla hugged her mate tightly. Although she had tried to forget everything over the years, in fact, Lulla was still haunted by that nightmare to this day.

He nudged her knees with his foot until she made a noise of protest and then grudgingly shifted half an inch. “Just need ten minutes of doomscrolling before I doom‑sleep,” he said. “Romantic,” she muttered, eyes still on her own screen. He smirked and opened a browser. An article about urban legends melted into a link roundup about horror web serials. He clicked one without thinking, thumb lazy. The site that loaded wasn’t flashy. Plain white background. Black text. Username at the top: **InkAndAshes**. Title: **SURVIVAL GAME – EPISODE 1: THE BUS**

She quickly adjusted to lying down and sat up, staring into the mirror of her bedroom. "Am I falling? Do I love him anymore?" She heard a loud bark of a dog and she rested broadly. Lula said she did not fall. She was really crazy and there were a lot of colorful cells in her body. Okay, Lianne went back to bed when she remembered that she was going to call her family in the Philippines. She quickly picked up the laptop and turned on the internet. She stopped for a moment when she saw Sheena's private messages on Skype sending a link. She just frowned at what she read and at the links it provided. This woman is really a great news reporter.

**LIA** After my refreshing shower, I opted for a comfortable travel outfit. I donned a pair of grey cargo pants and a black crop hoodie, ideal for the impending flight. I secured my hair into a ponytail, with plans to release it later. Tying it up initially saved me from the trouble of constantly managing it. As I looked around the room, I couldn't help but notice the mild disarray. Even though room service would eventually tidy it up, my compulsive nature got the best of me. I embarked on an impromptu room-cleaning session after I packed my travel bag and placed it beside Drex's. My curiosity about Drex's whereabouts nagged at me. It was unusual for him to be away for so long, and even tho

"Just think that I'll fight for you no matter what happens, I'll fight for our love." Luna averted her eyes and looked at her book shelves with old and thick books. "I've read something in one of my books. There are so many civilians who died, because of the love between two people. It was taken from real life, but they changed the name of the place and the people." "Are you referring to the Legend of the Moon?" Arayan asked. "Legend? You mean it's not true?" "How can you say it's not true? You are the proof," Arayan replied with a smile.

' Lupa directly commanded Jade through the mind link. Jade was surprised when Lupa's voice suddenly echoed in his mind because wolves who were not in the same pack could not share a common mind link to communicate. But as soon as he remembered that she was a high ranked wolf from the royal pack, his surprise subsided because it was no secret that they could communicate mentally with any wolf in royal pack as well as any other pack ruled under them. It was as same as him and other high ranked members of Lunalight being able to share a mind link with the wolves of the sub-packs under them.

That’s when I saw it. A book,half-hidden beneath the bed. My heart skipped. I reached for it slowly, my fingers brushing the worn leather cover. As I pulled it into the light, my breath caught. The Legendary Luna. The title was carved into the front in elegant, ancient script. “This can’t be…” I whispered. “Isn’t this the same book from the library?” How did it end up here? Just then, Scarlet’s voice echoed in my mind. “There is a lot you need to know,” she said softly.

she thought and turned. She fell on the bed and looked at the title of the book. She remember, Eric had given it to her on her birthday but she did not read it yet. The title states: The Legend of Lycans “Whoa, Eric brought me the book about the werewolves,” she said excitedly and opened the book. “I am a crazy girl, minutes a go I had a nightmare about a wolf and even the wolf is howling outside and I am reading something like that as well,” she thought.

She says in my head. I’m not sure if I believe her. If I trust her. She laughs. It’s a gentle laugh. Almost reassuring but not quite. “You’ve every right to be wary but, in this instance, it’s unfounded.” “I don’t know you. I don’t know if I can trust you.” I say. “My name is Ilsa, I’m a Witch.” She says. I don’t respond. I don’t even know how to. “Tell me about Silas.” She says.