Fictional places

(Harry Potter/Naruto crossover) Hope potter, is not well known in the wizarding world. They think her brother, Alex, is the-boy-who-lived, but that is not true. she was the one who killed Voldemort. when her parents don't care about her anymore she flees through the forest to the hidden leaf village, whitout them knowing. what will happen when Dumbledore wants to infulltrait the village trough the chunnin exams. Female Harry Potter Neglected by parents. Goblet of fire. Alive!potters…

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Truth is stranger than fiction, or so the saying goes. And if you think massive, underground cities is something confined to fantasy and science fiction, here are several, real locations that humans have made their homes deep beneath the ground over the years.

While some stories are set in real places, others use fictional cities, countries, and planets. Not just any word works for your fictional place’s name. You want to pick something that is consistent, pronounceable, and memorable, so it adds to your setting development and keeps your reader immersed

We are pretty sure most of us are aware that photos can be used to tell stories and explain certain narratives. Even more so given the current state of editing technology's fast development. Digital artists have the ability to create fictional worlds, stories and send a message that transcends the confines of our own world when given the proper resources and tools.

A "Moon Kingdom" is a mythical or imaginative realm often featured in folklore, fantasy, and science fiction. This kingdom is typically associated with the moon and is portrayed as a place of mystery and wonder.

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