tragedy

What if the stars were not hope, but witnesses? Malik is not a hero, nor a savior—but he will be forced to confront a truth buried beneath lies, failed miracles, and the blood left behind. He has never known land, only the quiet waves. Yet, even if he reaches land, will it be worth it in the end? Will it ever be enough? Some lives begin with beauty. Others begin with what the world chooses to discard. As hidden powers observe from beyond the veil and false order tightens its grip, one man will inherit the aftermath of choices he never made. And what comes after may be far worse than collapse.

Her Ladyship Anastasia Roseline Sinclair of Florence believed she had everything: a noble title, a promising future, and the love of Aaron Dinkley—the charming son of Duke Andrew Dinkley of Fortshire, one of Flambodia’s most powerful fiefs. Childhood sweethearts, Anastasia and Aaron were raised to believe they were destined for each other. But destiny is a cruel mistress. On the eve of her succession to Duchess of Florence, Anastasia is betrayed—by Aaron, the man she loved, her stepsister, and her own family. Stripped of her title, murdered in cold blood, and discarded like refuse in the wastelands, she is left to die. Yet death does not claim her. At the brink of death, Anastasia is reborn—not as a phoenix, but as a vulture. A vulture ready to devour the flesh and bones of her enemies. Cold and ravenous for retribution. She will reclaim her crown, her dignity, and her name. And she will make them all bleed. Because revenge is a meal best served cold. ......... Crown Prince Daniel Maxwell Devonte of Flambodia is feared across kingdoms. Ruthless in battle, merciless in court, he is known as the Dragon—a warrior whose enemies tremble at the mere mention of his name. His fame attracted him more enemies than friends including his own family. His own father King Reginald the Fifth, hated him but mostly feared him because of his power. Rumours swirled in the wind that his mother the former Queen cheated on the King and that he was not his son. However, rumours based on assumptions could not be regarded as evidence. Although it did not stop the current Queen and her minion children to peck around them and use them to their advantage in order to taint his already spoiled reputation. Daniel wears revenge like armor, his fury buried beneath layers of strategy and silence. He trusts no one. Loves no one. Until he meets her. The fiery red-haired stranger with eyes like embers and a soul forged in betrayal. Anastasia. Together, they are chaos incarnate. Two broken souls bound by vengeance, drawn together by bloodshed and ambition. Their enemies will fall. Their kingdoms will burn. And the world will learn what happens when you cross a Duchess and a Dragon.

A Fazbear Frights Prequel, this novel shows the family going through courses together and engage in some violent things with eachother, i won't spoil too much for the Synopsis. ——— Credits for Scott Canton for making me have an idea in my mind!

The Veins are alive. They pulse with memories older than empires, older than Terra itself. When Sergeant Chagrin is sent to the Ruins of Catharsis, he expects another meaningless mission. He finds a ritual meant to kill him and a dragon that refuses to let him die. Reborn in golden blood and ancient madness, Chagrin becomes Arata, one of the first true Wyrmbound in centuries. But power never comes quietly. The Academy watches him. The Empire wants to use him. The Veins whisper to him. And the dead…the dead have begun to sing. As war fractures the world above and shadows move beneath it, Arata must choose whether he will become humanity's salvation or its ruin.

Tony dies in a catastrophic hover-car accident on Earth and awakens reborn on Pandora, not as a warrior or a chosen hero, but as a newborn Na’vi of the Omatikaya clan. Taken in as one of their own, he grows up as the younger brother of Eytukan, placing him at the very heart of Na’vi history decades before the events of Avatar. The story is set forty to fifty years before the first film, in an era when humans are little more than distant rumors, the forest is untouched, and tradition rules clan life with little compromise. For the sake of the narrative, human and Na’vi aging are treated as equal, and several canon ages—Eytukan’s included—are adjusted to better fit the story’s timeline. (Its said in lore he's around 90 or something, but for this, imma change that. )These changes are framed as natural generational differences rather than contradictions. Tony is not born physically superior or divinely chosen; his true advantage lies in his retained human consciousness and his ability to adapt that mindset to Na’vi life. The first ten years of Tony’s life are largely skipped, as they are defined more by survival and learning than by major events. During this time, his memories of Earth slowly fade, replaced by instinct, language, and the subtle presence of Eywa. By the age of thirteen, when Na’vi children begin true training and rites of passage, Tony’s human perspective begins to influence his actions meaningfully—and the future of the clan. Tony possesses a “golden finger” or system, not as overt magic. Still, it functions much like an MMO or survival game interface, tracking stats such as strength, agility, etc, while also cataloging skills, equipment quality, and crafting recipes. The system offers no shortcuts to industrial progress—there is no metalworking, wheeled transport, or stone-on-stone advancement. Instead, it mirrors a progression style similar to ARK, grounded entirely in organic materials, bone tools, fibers, resins, and Na’vi techniques. The system grants awareness and efficiency, not power, and Tony must still train, fail, and earn respect through effort. As he grows, Tony’s presence subtly alters Omatikaya's life. He forms a deep, complex bond with Eytukan—part brotherhood, part rivalry, part moral anchor. After the age of thirteen, the story begins to diverge more sharply from canon. Tony develops unorthodox hunting strategies, experiments with new tactical approaches, and helps shape emerging clan roles such as scouts, pathfinders, and beast-binders. He does not invent technology, but he reframes tradition, pushing the boundaries of what Na’vi society believes is possible without breaking its spiritual core. Over time, deeper conflicts emerge. Early signs of human encroachment appear sooner than expected, forgotten megafauna resurface, and ancient Na’vi taboos are challenged. Forcing him to confront a central question: can Pandora truly be protected by someone who still thinks like a human? The story becomes less about power and more about consequence, identity, and the cost of changing fate. Ultimately, this is a slow-burning reincarnation survival epic rather than a power fantasy. It explores rebirth, leadership without prophecy, progress versus harmony, and the danger of knowledge in a world built on balance. While canon bends for the sake of storytelling, the spirit of Pandora—and the weight of every choice made within it—remains intact. Hope you Enjoy :)

In the empire of Aureth, power belongs to those with awakened bloodlines. Those without it are nothing. Kael Vireon, born into a noble clan, was branded as defective—his bloodline sealed by an unknown curse. On the night of the Blood Ascension Ceremony, his own family betrayed him, casting him into the Abyssal Rift, a place where no one survives. But Kael does not die. Instead, he awakens an ancient force long forgotten—the Shadow Oath, a forbidden power that feeds on pain, betrayal, and resolve. Now marked as a cursed heir, Kael walks a path where every step makes him stronger… and less human. The empire will fear the name they once erased.

Born in chains beneath the tyranny of the Celestial Dragons, he was never meant to taste freedom. But when the Great Pirate Era erupts, he escapes into a world ruled by chaos, ambition, and dreams. He seeks no treasure, no crew, only vengeance. As shadows rise and empires tremble, one man will rewrite the legacy of the Pirate King… even if it means becoming the world’s greatest enemy.

A beautiful love story : Memento Mori

The Syndicate taught Brock Lawson and Harper Voss how to survive. It never prepared for what would happen if they turned that training against it. After choosing each other over the Syndicate, Brock, Harper, and a handful of loyal crew are forced underground, living on borrowed time and stolen intel while hits close in from every direction. The city they once patrolled now belongs to their hunters. Running isn’t enough. To keep breathing—and to keep the people they love from being dragged back into chains—they start chipping away at the Syndicate’s power, one calculated strike at a time. Allies come from places they were raised to hate. Deals are made in back rooms that used to belong to their enemies. As the balance of power shifts, Brock and Harper must decide how far they’re willing to go: vanish and survive, or risk everything to tear down the empire that made them.

The stories that this series is made out of is not for everyone. The freedom to freely understand them will not be enough for those that lack creativity. It's a hard read but at the same time the easiest one, cause it is mine as much of your mind-playground. Any speculation one may have or understandment of the story will be correct, as there is no wrong answer to the question "What is this story about?" and be open to any arguments and thoughts of others.

Countless lives did a man lived through. Happy to sad one's, but all of them end with his death. A tragedy which those he loved in that life are left with an empty feeling. But the man wakes up from those constant "Dreams" or rather simulations. Which each simulation felt real or was "real". He felt pain, emotions only for him to have to die in many people's arms.

Manufactured to turn the tide of a losing war. We were made to fight Gods, and when we did our duty and won thier war our fathers rewarded us with the genocide of our people. The woman I loved died in my arms, her last words haunt my sleepless nights... Why couldn't I have been stonger... Had the courage to tell her I loved her back. I could only hold her as the rubble fell down on us. I wish I had died, so at least I could've told her... 1000 years later, I woke up. In a world that has long forgotten about us... Novel cover art was done by commision from @arakibastudio. Go check them out on Fiverr.

Synopsis Karl was never meant to be human. Once a shadow bound to ancient commands, he was sent into the modern world with a single mission: destroy the bloodline of Huang and reclaim the forbidden Book of Life. To complete it, he was given flesh, time, and a warning—five years only. Fail, and he would be erased forever. Disguised as a quiet chef, Karl enters the life of Ara, a brilliant businesswoman unaware that her existence is tied to secrets older than history itself. What begins as surveillance turns into something dangerous—emotion. Confusion. Protection. As Karl walks among humans, he begins to feel hunger, fear… and attachment. Each act of kindness pulls him further from his purpose. Each moment of hesitation draws the wrath of his Master closer. Ara, caught between corporate betrayal, unseen forces, and a man who is not what he seems, starts sensing that her world is cracking. She does not know she carries the key to an ancient war—only that danger follows her steps. With assassins hiding behind business contracts, forbidden magic awakening, and time running out, Karl must choose: Complete his mission and destroy the girl… or betray the shadows and protect her—at the cost of his own existence. Because in this world, love is not salvation. It is rebellion.

In a world destroyed by a great disaster, 16-year-old Ali struggles to stay with his friends and discover the secret behind the disaster

Sonne is a young man, who had promised an old man, that he would do great things... and great things he has done... Coming home from an odyssey around the world, from trials and tribulations, Sonne must his put his prowess to the test against the world he already knew... and the new world to come... He would stand side by side with the 'Hunters', ready to face the 'Varmint' that would stop his dream... his promise.

Ten years after leaving the Philippines, Jasper Jean 'Jay-Jay' Mariano has built an empire in New York — SE Corp, named after the class that once changed her life. Powerful, disciplined, and untouchable, she hides a past that still burns within her heart. When fate brings Mark Keifer Watson, her first and only love, back into her world as a business partner, the walls she built begin to crumble. Old promises resurface, buried emotions awaken, and secrets from her childhood return to haunt her. In a world of power, guilt, and redemption, Jay must decide whether to let her past define her — or to finally embrace the love she once ran away from. A story of strength, forgiveness, and the unbreakable bond that time could never erase.

Ten years after leaving the Philippines, Jasper Jean 'Jay-Jay' Mariano has built an empire in New York — SE Corp, named after the class that once changed her life. Powerful, disciplined, and untouchable, she hides a past that still burns within her heart. When fate brings Mark Keifer Watson, her first and only love, back into her world as a business partner, the walls she built begin to crumble. Old promises resurface, buried emotions awaken, and secrets from her childhood return to haunt her. In a world of power, guilt, and redemption, Jay must decide whether to let her past define her — or to finally embrace the love she once ran away from. A story of strength, forgiveness, and the unbreakable bond that time could never erase.

Two worlds. Two Narutos. One village that made the same mistake twice. In one world, Naruto Uzumaki grows up smiling through hatred, chasing recognition, and believing in the Will of Fire. In another, he doesn’t. Watched by a mysterious comparison system, the shinobi world witnesses two versions of the same child— one who endures in ignorance, and one who awakens early, observes silently, and learns the truth far too soon. This Naruto doesn’t cry for acceptance. He questions kindness, tests malice, and understands that ideals are often used as chains. As Kage, legends, and entire villages react in real time, buried secrets surface— about Konoha, about the Hokage, and about what the Will of Fire truly demands. When survival replaces faith, when warmth comes from strangers rather than a village, and when power is no longer tied to gratitude— the world must face an uncomfortable question: If the Will of Fire was truly righteous… why did it need so many lies to protect it?