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Carminido

Carminido

Hi TheređŸ«Ą I write code and create contents. I want to inspire people through creations made by my own hands.🌿 English is my second language, and I want to improve my English skills. I welcome corrections and feedback on my language!

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Writings
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Carminido

Carminido

Hi TheređŸ«Ą I write code and create contents. I want to inspire people through creations made by my own hands.🌿 English is my second language, and I want to improve my English skills. I welcome corrections and feedback on my language!

105
Writings
55
Followers
58
Following
Series
The Party in the Desert
1 chapters
2 likes

Aug 21, 2025

The Party in the Desert
1 chapters
2 likes

One invitation. One night in the desert. And everything begins to unravel.

Aug 21, 2025

The Protocol Breach
1 chapters
2 likes

Aug 15, 2025

The Protocol Breach
1 chapters
2 likes

A covert team trained to follow protocols. A mission that should’ve been routine. And one decision that shattered everything.

Aug 15, 2025

Shallow Drift from the East
4 chapters
7 likes

Aug 7, 2025

Shallow Drift from the East
4 chapters
7 likes

Once every few decades, a strange ship emerges from the East Sea, drifting into the shallows with no crew and no name. Villagers tell stories. Children dream of it. Those who have seen it carry its memory like salt in their blood. This series follows three voices—three witnesses—who glimpse the mystery and carry a piece of its truth.

Aug 7, 2025

The Fog Remembers

Carminido

2 min read

The town of Greyhaven had always lived with the fog. It seeped in from the sea every evening, curling around the fishing boats, swallowing the streets, and pressing against the windows like a living thing. To Nia, it had always been a nuisance—when she was younger, she used to laugh at the townsfolk who whispered about it stealing memories. Now, at nineteen, standing on the porch of her childhood ...

Science fiction

3

Carminido

1 min read

The Protocol Breach
Cold Entry

Chapter 1

Rhys Hale adjusted his earpiece as the wind howled over the ridge. The Arctic night was a blanket of black, pierced only by the faint orange glow of the isolated research station below.


“Team Bravo in position,” he whispered.


“Copy,” came the reply. “You’re green in ninety. No casualties. In, out, vanish.”


Standard rules. No errors. No trace.


Rhys checked his gear one last time, exhaled into t...

Thriller

Adventure

3
2

Carminido

1 min read

The Party in the Desert
The Invitation

Chapter 1

No one knew quite what to expect from Delilah Ray.


She’d disappeared two years ago — left behind a bustling career as a New York event designer and dropped off the map after a scandal involving a high-profile client and a six-figure wedding that never happened.


But now, here she was. Back. Sort of.


The invitation was cryptic. A wax-sealed envelope, hand-delivered:


_“You are invited to an unfor...

Mystery

2

Carminido

1 min read

Shallow Drift from the East
The Sea Remembers

Chapter 3

That night, I couldn’t sleep.

The bottle sat on my windowsill, the paper curled like a sleeping creature inside.

The moonlight turned the glass almost silver, as though it had been carved out of the night itself.


I kept wondering how far it had traveled—how many hands it might have passed through before reaching mine, or if the sea itself had cradled it all this way, refusing to let it sink.

The ...

Mystery

Adventure

1

Carminido

1 min read

Shallow Drift from the East
A Letter from the East Sea

Chapter 2

The bottle was small and green, like the kind you’d keep a message in if you wanted it to last.


I almost missed it, caught in the rocks.

Inside: a water-stained scrap of paper, with only seven words still legible:


“I’m still here. The sea remembers me.”


I turned the bottle over and over in my hands.


It had no name. No origin.

But somehow, it felt like a reply.


I never saw the ship myself, onl...

Adventure

Fantasy

3

Carminido

1 min read

Shallow Drift from the East
The Ship That Forgot the Deep

Chapter 1

They say the ship wasn’t always on the surface.

That long ago, it belonged to the depths—gliding silently beneath the water like a secret.

But one day, it forgot how to sink.


I came across it by accident. The tide was low and I was walking past the salt marsh.

There it was: wood bleached by years, anchor rusted and half-buried in silt, yet still drifting, inch by inch.


It moved like a dream that...

Adventure

Fantasy

1

Carminido

1 min read

Shallow Drift from the East
The Sea’s Shallow Breath

Chapter 4

The morning the sky broke open in light, I saw it.

A ship, pale and still, drifted toward the shore like a memory trying to return.

It made no sound. It cut no waves.


I stood barefoot on the sand, and the tide curled around my ankles like it was listening.


The ship bore no sails. No name. No crew. But inside, I swear I heard a voice—soft, childlike, humming a song I had never learned but somehow...

Adventure

Fantasy

2

Carminido

1 min read

The Potion Mishap
Side Effects May Vary

Chapter 2

The transformation lasted three hours. By the time I returned to my regular body—naked, in the neighbor’s garden, covered in soil and feathers—I knew I had something dangerous on my hands.


Naturally, I bottled it.


I labeled it _“Hangover Cure 2.0 – TEST ONLY”_ and hid it in the fridge behind expired kimchi.


The next morning, my roommate Max woke up with his usual Sunday regrets and decided to t...

Fantasy

Humour

4
4

Carminido

1 min read

The Potion Mishap
The Morning After

Chapter 1

I woke up with the worst headache of my life. Not the emotional kind, not the metaphorical kind—just the “I-drank-five-shots-of-something-unlabeled” kind. I stumbled to the kitchen, eyes half-closed, determined to finally perfect my hangover cure.


It was supposed to be simple. Ginger for the nausea, honey for blood sugar, turmeric because every health guru said it helped, and a touch of powdered ...

Drama

4
Good Things

Carminido

1 min read

Elias Grey had always been a good man. At least, that’s what he believed.\n\nA history professor at a small university, he spent his days lecturing about fallen empires and moral decay. His students admired him, his colleagues respected him, and his quiet life in the city was unremarkable. But deep down, Elias knew he was a man of limitations—an observer of history, never a maker of it.\n\nThe fir...

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