Ophidian Khan’s Fangs & Fables
Tales of transformation, mischief, and myth—curated by the Warden of Forgotten Myths.
In Chapter 7: “The Deceiver’s Mask,” the Slime weaponizes Kobra Khan’s face, memories, and voice to break King Hiss—only to reveal the truth Hiss needs most: his General is still fighting beneath the corruption.
MOTU Fan Fiction / Tales of the Snake Men - Book 3
by Ophidian Khan · Published November 23, 2025 · Last modified December 7, 2025
Kobra Khan is forced into a mindscape where his true self confronts the monstrous Slime-Khan, a corruption born from pain, survival, and stolen identity.
MOTU Fan Fiction / Tales of the Snake Men - Book 3
by Ophidian Khan · Published November 15, 2025 · Last modified November 23, 2025
Tales of the Snake Men: Book Three – Chapter 5 delivers one of the most intense moments in the series: Kobra Khan’s corruption reaches a terrifying peak as the Snake Men battle Horde Troopers, confront Skeletor’s arrival, and drag their fallen General into the Chamber of Renewal. With Dr. Ophidian stepping forward and the purge ritual looming, this chapter plunges deep into psychological horror, mythic tension, and the fragile loyalty binding the Snake Men together.
MOTU Fan Fiction / Tales of the Snake Men - Book 3
by Ophidian Khan · Published November 2, 2025 · Last modified November 9, 2025
In Tales of the Snake Men: Book 3, Chapter 4, Kobra Khan’s Slime-forged reflexes pit him against King Hiss’s centuries of serpent warfare. What begins as technique versus technique becomes a brutal reckoning—loyalty against control, father against son. The throne room becomes a surgery of the soul, where redemption may cost more than victory.
You’ve stepped into the realm of Ophidian Khan, where stories slither through shadow and memory… and sometimes surprise you with a crooked smile. This is a sanctuary of short fiction—tales of forgotten myths, cursed kings, quiet mischief, inner wars, and unexpected redemption. Whether you seek pulp adventure, dark fantasy, or something strange and whimsical, the scrolls are open. Begin where you like… but beware: some stories remember you, too.
