Yanda Mbali
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The First War: When Darkness Stirred in the Heart of Man
● The Deformity and the Prophecy In the dawn of time, when the red-skinned Amarire, the First People, walked the Earth, a shadow began to stir in the heart of their idyllic existence. Their world, nurtured by the Great Mother Ninavanhu-Ma and the colossal Tree of Life, was one of nascent wonder, yet susceptible to the subtle creep of corruption. It was into this fragile balance that Za-Ha-Rrellel was born, a child unlike any other, whose very arrival was heralded by an ominous prophecy and a chilling deformity that marked him for a destiny of darkness.
By Yanda Mbaliabout 2 hours ago in Horror
MY MOTHER IN LAW AND HER SNAKE FINAL PART
My body never stopped being weak, I called my friend from the village and told him about it. You better go to church Asiphile, prayers might help you - said my friend. No I'll just ask my wife for some money and go to the doctor -i said.
By Yanda Mbali3 months ago in Horror
My mother in Law's serpent P1
I'm Asiphile from eastern cape , I'm from a poor background but I managed to find me a girlfriend who's from a rich and authentic family, I remember how long it took her to introduce me to her family because she thought they were expecting a rich man.
By Yanda Mbali4 months ago in Horror
Origins of the fallen ones the annunaki(chitauris)
African people, at least those within Southern Africa are the initiates of Antu. We do not believe that the creatures that rule and abduct us are extraterrestrial. We believe that they are children of the serpent in the metaphysical world within earth who were created long before humans were created. They made God angry by practicing very bad magic, harming nature for power and control. They then ran away from earth to certain stars such as “Iso lenkanyamba- the eye of the dragon”. This star is in the same constellation that white people call the Draco. Some found refuge in the muhambi constellation (walking giant) which white people refer to as Orion.
By Yanda Mbali4 months ago in History
