Rainbow Dash Creepypasta Novels & Stories

After my lunch and gradually drifted to sleep, just to be awaken again this ime, my brain had formulated a nightmare capable of paralysis, this wasn’t like other cliche dreams with animated monsters, but this time i was totally convinces i had murdered somone in my past life. This time i was chased by angry villagers with war forks and flaming woods, dressed in animal skin and had dreads, weird for a child born in the early 2000s, perspiration trickled down my body as i ran for my dear life, it was hard with the rocky ground And soon i had began to feel dizzy from all the running and slumbed just beside a river bank and thinking all hope was lost , i felt everything freeze, i knew something

My screams mixed with Vespera’s, feeding the greater cascade. The rapture flowed in ever-changing, filthy patterns. Draven and Rook traded Vespera and me beneath the main falls, railing us hard while glowing light poured over our joined bodies and we kissed desperately. Sable rode Lorien while being passed between multiple partners in the flowing currents. Long chains of bodies formed living cascades of triple and quadruple penetration cocks filling every hole as the light washed over them. Mouths sucked and licked wherever the flow carried them. Seed and slick mixed with the glowing water, creating shimmering rivers of pleasure.

“Spirits. Gods. Monsters. Things you don’t accidentally doodle on a cereal box.” Rain let out a low whistle. “And here I was thinking they’d just seen a new horror movie and got inspired.” “Rain,” I warned. “I’m just saying,” he held up his hands, “one day it’s shadowy visions and now it’s prehistoric demon hieroglyphics—” “They’re not creepy,” I snapped, smacking him lightly in the back of the head. “Ow! Rude. I didn’t say they were creepy, I said the demon graffiti was creepy.”

Rain's position with the creature was too close. Rain could hear a low growl that reached her ears as if rumbling across the plank floor. "There's another tonight, another monster," Rain said in her heart. "Jace Dauntess is indeed a monster, but the person before me is more of a monster than Jace himself. Who exactly is this figure?" The growl sounded again. "For the sake of the saints!" shouted Rain. "This creature is hungry! And he looked at me. He thinks I'm his food tonight."

Rhae took a deep breath calming herself. A bright light emerged from the darkness in front of her. Calling to her, she could barely stop herself as her legs moved to carry her into the light. As she stepped into the light, all darkness around her disappeared. She blinked a few times to adjust to the sudden bright light, suddenly able to see a lush green rainforest in front of her. A small bubbling stream ran across the ground in front of her, filled with colourful fish. Looking closely, she saw Faeries dancing among the trees and lounging on colourful flowers. A small patch of sun cleared through the treetops, lighting up this small space. Looking up she saw a bundle of colourful fruits fall

Aura When I woke up again, I found myself indulged in darkness. I was scared and wanted to run away but these chains were dug deeply in my flesh. The blood was no longer to be found anywhere, and that was creepy as hell. My hands were shaking when my gaze adjusted and I found myself in a room filled with bloodless corpses. They were drained completely and their body looked black. The sight made me gag and I threw up on the floor. I wanted to scream but i couldn’t find my voice in my throat. It felt like I was mute but I was screaming. My entire body was trembling in fear. What will this monster have to do with me?

“You’re so evil and I promise you, I'll not make your death swift, Sinai!” “Too bad, you'll not live to witness it, Rain.” She gives me a nerve-wracking, creepy smile and then outstretches her hand to me. In her hand lurks a vial and a cloth. A silky, transparent red negligee. “Here, take the bottle of aphrodisiac and change into the dress. The draft will keep your thighs wet when they come. The Slayers love It when it's so wet…” What does that mean?

I run toward him, screaming, but chains grow from the floor and wrap around my ankles. Then the dream changes. The walls of Blackridge melt into a forest of black trees where creatures with human teeth crawl after me on all fours. Their nails tear my skin. Their mouths rip flesh from my arms and chest while I keep running, unable to die, unable to wake. I see Lucas. I see Ryan. And I see myself drowning in blood while Ryan keeps asking one question. “Why?” The siren blares, jolting me awake. I wake with a violent gasp, my back soaked in sweat. Oliver glances at me from his bunk. “You look like hell.”

Can lightning hurt my eyes? Ally moves close to me and my teeth hurt. And all I can think about is how much my teeth hurt. Ally is yelling something at me but I can’t hear her. I can barely see her through the tears in my eyes. My whole nervous system is shocked. Just when I thought nothing could get worse. I smell something. It’s flowery but not overpowered. Like sunshine. It’s a daisy. Or like a field of daisies. I roll to my side and look out. And that’s when I see a redheaded witch. Her hood has fallen back, and she’s on her knees. She’s crying. Weeping. I should feel something. Hate. For this creature in front of me. But when our eyes connect, I am too stunned to feel anything at all.

Her eyes fly open, but she sees nothing, pupils blown wide with shock. The bond explodes between us like a star being born. I drop to my knees, unprepared for the sensory onslaught. Across from me, Rain does the same, a strangled sound escaping his throat. Dawn's consciousness floods into mine—fragments of her fear as she faced Sorin, her wonder at Rain's dragon form, her confusion and pain as the shadow magic drained her light. Beneath those immediate sensations run deeper currents—her determination, her loneliness, her hunger for belonging.