Gamut

I collection of micro-horror stories I'm writing off of single ideas with no pre-planning or outlining. Expect things to run the gamut from old-school monster stories, to psychological thrillers and everything in between. I'll try and update these whenever the mood strikes to get into dark territory.

What if you had the power to make a god at your finger tips? What if those gods could be designed from head to toe to your liking and printed into reality with the click of a button? What if this kind of technology fell into the hands of a perverted Otaku and gave him the ability to seek revenge, destroy shit, and tear up half the world and remodel it on a casual Sunday? Haze was a normal dude born in Japan that lived alone in an apartment the size of two small sedans. He happened to be lucky enough to get a trial edition for a program called [God Smith] that let him design any impractical god he wanted and let him run the gamut on their potential powers. A girl that's main power was walking through walls so he could check out what his neighbor was doing at night that made her scream so loudly, check... A girl that can mutate into whatever kind of chick from his favorite video game he wants to spend time with, check.... A man that can use a sword so well that he can cut the planet in half and an architect that can turn a small room into an alternate dimension and a business man that can make him a millionaire with a single dollar, check... Is there anything he can't do with the [God Smith] application? He was about to find out...

[WPC Entry] [Monkey, Mythology, Sassy MC, Long Chapters, Good Quality–I got you covered!] [Current word count: 14.2k] In the year 2024, humanity is on the brink of yet another crisis—because why not? If it's not climate change or a global pandemic, it's apparently ancient monsters and gods popping back up like they’re attending a cosmic class reunion. Legends that people once politely nodded at during history lessons have now decided to snap back to reality, marching out of myths like, “Hey, remember us?” These beings run the gamut from terrifying monsters to gods who mostly just want attention. Cosmic forces, which nobody really understands but everyone pretends to, have reawakened them. And now, as the world collectively hyperventilates, gods from various pantheons are descending from the skies, doling out divine blessings like Oprah at Christmas. “You get powers! And you get powers! Everybody get powers!” Enter James Welt—just a regular guy trying to live his best life. James, along with his girlfriend, finds himself stuck in the Kunlun Mountains, which, let’s be honest, is probably not a good idea to spend his new year.

Mia is a dedicated dancer who treads the maze of her heart amidst hustle-bustle in this fast-pacing city that never sleeps-through the gamut of office work, quaint coffee shops, and bright dance studios, essentially all that her world is characterized by. Mia stands at an important juncture in her life where both desire and loyalty have reached a meeting point. Her best friend, Sarah, is in a serious relationship with Jake, a charismatic and recently discharged Army veteran. When Jake suddenly confesses his feelings to Mia, she is blown into an emotional tornado. This is a serious consequence for the trust of her best friend and her own budding feelings. Tensions rise as self-doubts start to creep in Mia's mind: Is the gamble of love worth jeopardizing the friendship? As a matter of fact, things are even more complicated: Alex, Mia's childhood buddy who has always had a very peculiar place in her heart, gets back in contact with her. Their renewed relationship, of course, sends old feelings into current and further confuses Mia's desires. Tangled in this web of love, treachery, and self-discovery, Mia finds herself twisted in her feelings between Jake and Alex.