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Shane's Channel
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Shane Miller’s camera blinked its tiny red light as it captured his every move. Standing at the edge of the Whispering Woods, he turned to face the lens, his trademark grin plastered across his face.
"Alright, folks, welcome back to Shane Explores! Today, we’re diving into the infamous Whispering Woods. Legends say it’s haunted—people hear voices, see shadows, and some never return. Let’s find out if there’s any truth to it, shall we?"
The Veil of Evermore
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It started on an unremarkable Tuesday evening. Elliot was heading home from work, a backpack slung over his shoulder, the soft glow of streetlights flickering overhead. The air felt heavier than usual, thick with a strange, electric charge that raised goosebumps on his arms. He chalked it up to an approaching storm.
The Future
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Jeremy sat up, rubbing his temples. His last memory was of a rainy evening in 2024, an uneventful Thursday night spent binge-watching his favorite show. Now, he was lying in a sleek, pod-like chamber that emitted a faint blue glow. The walls around him were made of smooth, reflective metal, and strange symbols flickered on screens nearby.
I'm A Ghost
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The house had been mine once, a warm, bustling place filled with laughter, the smell of baking bread, and the golden light of afternoons spent reading by the window. Now, it stands like a hollowed shell, a relic of time forgotten, perched at the edge of the woods as though the land itself seeks to reclaim it. It has been years—decades? Centuries? I cannot be sure anymore—since I last felt the comforting weight of time. The living often speak of eternity as though it’s a gift, but I know its curse.
Ava
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Ava always felt a little different. Growing up in the quaint town of Willowbrook, nestled between rolling hills and dense forests, she found solace in books and puzzles rather than the company of others. Her mind raced with thoughts that seemed to surpass her age. She could calculate complex equations in her head, recall entire chapters of books after a single reading, and even anticipate people’s words before they spoke. Her parents always brushed it off as her being gifted, but deep down, Ava wondered why she didn’t feel... human.