The Lantern Keeper’s Curse
Deep within a dense forest stood a solitary lighthouse, its beam cutting through the thick fog that perpetually enveloped the area. The lighthouse had been automated for years, yet every…
Ghosts, UFOs, and unexplained phenomena that happen in city settings.
The Whispers Beneath the Floorboards
In a quiet village nestled between rolling hills, there stood an ancient manor known for its peculiar architecture. The house had been abandoned for decades, its windows boarded up, and…
The Last Photo of the Swedish Nature Photographer
In the evocative series “The Last Photo of…”, this is the haunting tale of a Swedish nature photographer from the 1950s. At that time, this profession was still uncommon, especially…
Kamaitachi — The Storm’s Invisible Claws
In the swirling winds of mountain passes and wide fields, travelers sometimes feel a sudden sting—only to look down and find a thin, bloodless wound. No pain. No attacker in…
Jörmungandr — The World Serpent of Norse Mythology
Born of the trickster god Loki and the giantess Angrboda, Jörmungandr is no ordinary creature. He is a primordial sea serpent of colossal size, so vast that he encircles Midgard—the…
The Opening of the Pit Infernal: A Night at Théâtre Gran Mourguet
A Grim Warning to the Audience “Mesdames et messieurs!” cried the proprietor. “Ladies and gentlemen! Please ensure you have no serious medical conditions that might endanger your safety tonight. Théâtre…
The Vanara Enigma: Lost Tribes or Memories of a Forgotten Race?
The Myth of the Vanaras Within the sacred verses of the Ramayana lies the mystery of the Vanaras—a race of intelligent monkey-like beings. They fought alongside the divine hero Rama…
The Last Act of the Entity: A Tale from Montmartre’s Shadows
A Night to Forget "You call that an abomination?" a heckler shouted."I've seen more fiendish visions in a bottle of absinthe! Get off the stage!" It was a bad night…
Power Animals – Ancient Companions of the Soul
A World Connected to Nature Imagine a time before buildings, borders, or artificial light. A world of pure wilderness, where every tree, shadow, and gust of wind held meaning. Ancient…
The Tikoloshe: Africa’s Mischievous and Malevolent Water Spirit
Deep in the folklore of Southern Africa—especially among the Nguni peoples—lives the enduring legend of the Tikoloshe (also spelled Tokoloshe, Tikolosh, or Tonkolosh). This dwarf-like water spirit is known for…