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Lt_Soul

Lt_Soul

I love to write all kinds of stories to relay a message, moral or just to purely entertain! I'm a poet at heart! And i often incorperate that in my stories, especially when it comes to description!

2025-07-26 JoinedUnited States
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HELLWRITTEN

HELLWRITTEN: The Condemned Scribe Nahir Anaru was a scribe, not a warrior. He survived the conquest of his homeland by making himself useful to the kingdom that took it, correcting petitions, exposing crooked clauses, and using the law to protect whoever he still could. Then Queen Sereva Dain decided she wanted something from him that he refused to give. Soon afterward, Nahir is accused of a crime he did not commit. The evidence is perfect. The witnesses agree. Even his own handwriting has been turned against him. And before the truth can matter, he is executed. Death should have been the end. Instead, Nahir wakes beneath a black sea in a world where the condemned are property, names can be bought and sold, contracts carry the force of natural law, and entire cities survive beneath the rule of demons, fallen powers, and creatures that have never seen the human world. Hell has laws. Worse, someone expected him. Nahir soon discovers that the strange instinct that once made him an exceptional scribe has become something far more dangerous. He can read the language beneath infernal law. He can find the clauses hidden inside curses, bindings, ownership, and names. And eventually, he may learn how to rewrite them. But nothing meaningful can be written for free. Every alteration demands a price: blood, memory, identity, loyalty, even pieces of the people he is trying to save. And the higher Nahir climbs through Hell, the clearer it becomes that his execution was never merely an act of revenge. His condemnation was arranged. His arrival was purchased. And somewhere in the world of the living, Queen Sereva is carrying a child Hell already considers its property. Nahir was written into Hell by other people's lies. Now he intends to learn how to write back.

Lt_Soul · Fantasy
13 Chs

Malum High

MALUM HIGH Freshman year is hell. Literally. Fourteen-year-old Joshua Mills already distrusts teachers, forced positivity, and any adult who asks too many personal questions. So when he begins ninth grade at Malum High—an unconventional arts school built inside a cramped former elementary campus—he immediately knows something is wrong. The tiny lockers cost money. The teachers pressure students to reveal their fears, secrets, and family problems. The cafeteria food may actually be poisonous. And after Josh touches a strangely glowing ice machine, he develops impossible strength, supernatural visions, and the ability to see what is hiding beneath certain teachers’ friendly faces. Demons. While everyone else accepts the school’s excuses, Josh begins treating Malum High like the supernatural action show he was clearly born to star in. Armed with mysterious power, a battered metal pipe, and absolutely no respect for authority, he starts hunting the creatures preying on his classmates. If a demon turns to ash afterward, that is not murder. That is pest control. But Malum High is more than a school with a demon problem. Its staff members are collecting human emotion, manipulating students, and preparing for a ritual that could open the gates of Hell. The power inside Josh is connected to something imprisoned beneath the campus—and two other students may be carrying pieces of it. Now Josh must survive possessed teachers, enchanted food, murderous witches, giant roaches, suspicious men in white suits, and the growing realization that he may not be the only main character in his own show. Saving the school will require allies. Unfortunately, Josh works better alone. At least, according to Josh.

Lt_Soul · Action
4 Chs