Ninjago
By @Sarah Schellens
Ninjago lloyd et harryt potteur
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Prayer and Magic
By @Larry Connor
In 1984 post-colonial India, a routine school trip to Chennai takes a nightmarish detour when a bus full of children gets lost on the forbidden Mount Zion. A thick, unnatural fog descends, trapping them with no escape. Among the panicked passengers is Sid, a hot-headed intellectual, whose scientific mind is ill-equipped for the horrors unfolding. Mount Zion, unknown to mortals, is the physical temple of Yaldabaoth, the Demiurge, guarded by Archons – entities that can bend logic and perception. As children vanish and reality warps, Sid must navigate this cosmic labyrinth, his quick temper clashing with the unfathomable, trying to protect the innocent from deities whose very existence threatens sanity, all while clinging to a sliver of hope in a world consumed by ancient, unknowable terror.
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Prayer and Magic
By @Larry Connor
1984, post-colonial India. Sid, a hot-headed intellectual, finds himself trapped on the forbidden Mount Zion when his school bus, carrying innocent children, vanishes into a surreal fog. What was meant to be a simple road trip descends into a Lovecraftian nightmare. The mountain, secretly the physical temple of Yaldabaoth, is guarded by malevolent Archons – deities who bend not just perception, but reality and logic itself. Sid, ordinary amidst the extraordinary, must confront entities that twist the very fabric of existence. As the Archons prey on their sanity and distort their environment, Sid races against time, his intellect the only weapon against a horror that defies comprehension, desperate to protect the children from a fate far worse than death, where their souls might become playthings for ancient, uncaring gods. The stakes are not just life and death, but the integrity of reality.
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Prayer and Magic
By @Larry Connor
In 1984 post-colonial India, a school bus bound for Chennai veers off course, trapping Sid and his classmates on the forbidden Mount Zion. What began as a simple road trip quickly descends into Lovecraftian biblical horror as an impenetrable fog engulfs them, revealing the mountain's true nature: a physical temple to the malevolent Demiurge Yaldabaoth, guarded by its reality-bending Archons. Sid, a hot-headed but fiercely intellectual young man, is thrust into a terrifying, targeted entrapment. These ancient, unknowable entities warp logic and sanity, turning the once-familiar world into a maddening, impossible labyrinth where shadows whisper unspeakable truths. As his friends succumb to fear and cosmic delusion, Sid must leverage his sharp mind against beings that defy all reason and physics. Every turn plunges them deeper into the Archons' twisted domain, challenging not just their survival, but the very fabric of their sanity. Their only hope lies in understanding the monstrous 'prayers' that animate this place, before Mount Zion consumes them whole.
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Prayer and Magic
By @Larry Connor
The year is 1984, in post-colonial India. Sid, a hot-headed but intellectually sharp student, expects a typical school trip to Chennai. Instead, their bus gets hopelessly lost in the swirling, unnatural fog of Mount Zion, a forbidden peak shrouded in local legends. What begins as an irritating delay swiftly transforms into a waking nightmare when the true inhabitants of Zion reveal themselves: Archons, ancient, reality-bending deities serving the incomprehensible Demiurge, Yaldabaoth. Trapped with innocent children, Sid must grapple with entities that shatter logic and twist perception, turning the mountain into a living prison. As sanity frays and fear becomes a tangible weapon, Sid’s sharp mind is his only shield against the cosmic horror unfolding. This isn't just a fight for survival; it's a desperate struggle to preserve reality itself from primordial forces using the children as pawns in a terrifying, ancient game of worship and despair.
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Bulgarian Metro: The Root System
By @Mr. Black Mist
Martin Von Hael, an ordinary high school student, awakens in a nightmare: the post-apocalyptic Bulgarian Metro. Radiation scourged the surface decades ago, leaving a labyrinth of dark tunnels where mutated horrors lurk and human factions ruthlessly guard their stations. Martin, now armed with the unique "Tree Skill System" — a burgeoning power allowing him to develop physical, mechanical, or metaphysical abilities — must navigate this brutal new reality. Every station is a potential trap, every face a potential enemy. Will he pledge allegiance to a subway lord, daring to survive another day in the suffocating depths, or will he risk the mutant-infested surface, driven by a primal urge to understand the truth of his reincarnation? He carries the deep chill of his past life’s abrupt end, making him outwardly cold and ruthlessly pragmatic. Yet, to truly live, Martin must confront not only the monsters of the world but the icy fortress around his own heart. The choice will define his fate and potentially that of the last vestiges of humanity.
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The House of Ethan
By @Трусько Алина
Nineteen-year-old Adam wants nothing more than a peaceful college life, a dream his parents supported by purchasing him a cheap, historic home near campus. Known to locals as the Old Black House, the property carries a sickening history: every previous owner has vanished without a trace. Deep within its rotting floorboards dwells Ethan, an ancient, shape-shifting malevolence that has claimed the house for centuries. When Ethan lays eyes on the gentle, fragile Adam, his hunger mutates from a desire to consume into a dark, obsessive urge to possess. By day, the house is a silent prison, but at night, Ethan emerges to terrorize the boy. Desperate to maintain his sanity, Adam screams and uses every makeshift weapon to repel the nightmare. Realizing his prey won't submit willingly, Ethan abandons his subtle mind games, deciding to break Adam's spirit and claim him by absolute force.
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