Mysterious City Novels & Stories

It took one and half day before they arrived at the most populated city of the country—N City. N City is known for its countless trip destinations, commercial districts, residential, logistics area, and many more. People used to call this place jack of all trades, because this is a city that seems to be so complete. Everything can be seen here, and people used to love this place so much. But that was before. When the outbreak happened, this place became one of the largest cesspool of undead, just like T City.

Yet another fantasy Prologue Legora, the largest capital city in the world. Once one of nine, now there are four. We had lost five cities in the great calamity. Creatures from god knows where poured in from a tear in the earth. A dimensional tear in space and time the men of science called it, but really who the fuck knows? All I know is they were bigger, stronger, looked nothing like us and they outnumbered us hundred to one.

She hung up. Glancing at the sky, she could see clouds moving over the city. The bright night soon would dim. She was not aware of any fronts coming in, but the local weather changed frequently. There were times Yada believed it changed on a whim as a warning. She once read in one of the history books about vampires who could summon ground mist to cover their tracks. But she never heard stories about those who could influence the weather.

I bite my lip; staring out of the window as I try to conjure up some idea of what to expect when we arrive at our destination wherever that may be, desperately trying to prepare myself for the questions ahead as I run over everything I can remember about that horrific, bloody night. To my surprise we drive towards the city centre; the exact opposite of my what I had imagined as I almost expected somewhere far more isolated and discreet, away from curious eyes compared to our current surroundings. When we eventually come to a stop Elijah pulls up outside an old stone building, large and segregated from the others with a vast grass glade surrounding its dated walls. Its location situated direc

Milton felt like his brain was melting, "Stardust City? What Stardust City?" "Where have you been all this time old man? Everyone knows of Stardust City at this point," Verra had not shown Milton or Azure dragon any respects this entire time. "Old friend that child Xasha had gone ahead an started a city deep within the Medicine Mountains. No one is sure exactly where it is, but they have been recruiting young people and taking them their via airship. Everyone has been talking about this for the past few months." "Airship? What airship."

What puzzling me the most was the black car that could have killed her instantly. Jerome found the number bizarre at first look. He traced the plate number this morning, but we found out that it wasn’t even registered.

At Eastern State. Eastern Land was the largest land on earth and any ordinary people would not be able to finish exploring the entire piece of land. Lucas, Zahra, and Rylee had arrived at a city in Eastern State. That city was known as the Black Metallic City. Black Metallic City was a little smaller in size compared to Holy Land, but the streets were crowded and there were tons of Genetic Fighters. The appearance of the three of them had left all the citizens in Black Metallic City stunned.

"I've always had these fragmented dreams – images, voices, places I've never been. Could those be memories from my past life?" I reached out, placing a reassuring hand on his shoulder. "Maybe they're not just dreams. Maybe they're pieces of a larger puzzle." He sighed, raking his fingers through his hair. "A vast city cloaked in shadows, a crystal-clear lake mirroring the night sky, a melody echoing in the wind... they’ve always felt too real to be just dreams." Elena's eyes lit up with recognition. "I’ve read about such a city in ancient scripts. Legend speaks of a lost city named Lys'tral, hidden from the world, where the veil between realms is at its thinnest."

My only worry was Elle. “We will. We have to.” I asserted before jeering the car to life. The drive lasted for several hours till the late nights came. And here we were, standing before the gigantic forest under the moonlight's gaze. This one was different, rather than have it’s branches and leaves flowing in tune with the winds, everything was basically next to frozen. “Do you know how to find it?” I asked and she heaved a deep sigh. “According to the map, it should be at the center,”