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Terra II, a world split into vast planes, where deserts stretch ceaselessly and horrors—roamed without rest. It is a land scarred by self made nightmares that never fade. The Common Era, where the concept of happiness has been abandoned. No story begins with joy, and none end with peace. One mistake—a misplaced word, a fleeting gesture—is all that it took. Strength was never the problem. You survived long enough to know that looking strong, feeling strong, and being strong are three different lies people tell themselves to keep moving. Terra is heavy. The roads are long and boundless like the deserts. And family...family—that has been stripped away. Once? Twice? no, Thrice? You’ve walked. You’ve run. You’ve shot at everything. You've seen your friends perish away, your self-made family rotting away, and how do you cover it? By carrying a carload of supplies through every kind of conceivable catastrophe. ———————— I'm pretty nervous how this version will be received and since i went for both magic and a modern setting. I'm not really good as creating things so i took inspiration from some well known media, so if it seems familiar, i tried as best i could to make it my own. but idk. Lets see, it starts to pick up the pace slowly. It's a slow born sort of thing. short ass rant, lol. Kristen out, peace.

In a world veiled in enigma. Ruled by distant gods and eldritch entities had its story set in stone. An ode began to form. It wasn't in the concept that flourish instantly. No, it is in the figure of a woman whose identity was that of an ordinary secretary working for an unincorporated company. Would you like to see a new perspective and begin to love the 'Original' once more? How far would you cross between the border of a canon and a fiction? "Lord of Mysteries: Goddess of Origin."

Young Shiraishi was originally an ordinary genin from Sunagakure, but in an accident, he obtained a special item and a large number of fragmented memories. Through constant exploration and deduction, he successfully transformed the initial skill of high-speed movement from another world into his first ninjutsu. From then on, young Shiraishi embarked on the path of becoming the strongest technician in Sunagakure. Note: The abilities in this story are Pokémon-based. The protagonist will also travel to other worlds, but only for some chapters, and there’s a reason for that. Characters from those worlds will appear much later in the story as well. Enjoy reading.

Love isn't something Kiyomi Yamada ever wanted to understand. To her, it was a dangerous word — the kind that breaks people, the kind she promised herself to never believe in. But everything changes when an unexpected bond forms between her and Minato Shimizu, the quiet boy from Class 2A who always seems to be hiding something behind his calm eyes. As Kiyomi's once ordinary school life unravels into a tangle of laughter, secrets, and longing, she finds herself caught between friends growing apart — Akio's jealousy, Hinata's heartbreak, and Asahi's quiet care. When gossip begins to spread, and unspoken truths ripple through Class 2A, Kiyomi must finally face the one question she's avoided her whole life: How do you love someone… when you're afraid of losing them? Told through Kiyomi and other main characters' eyes — with humor, tenderness, and the ache of first love — How Do You Love is a heartfelt slice-of-life story about friendship, fear, and the small, quiet ways people learn to love.

The Premise The world as we knew it is gone, shattered by a sudden and brutal global invasion. Entities from another realm—Demons and Spiritual Beings—have descended upon Earth, turning it into a battlefield where humanity is the prey. But this isn't a game. There are no "systems," no leveling screens, and no second chances. In *The Origin Vessel*, survival is earned through raw skill, advanced technology, and the dangerous mastery of otherworldly energies. The Story At the center of this storm is **Leo**, a young man who has become the host for **Nova**, an "Origin" being of immense power. Together, they are a force to be reckoned with, but their journey is fraught with peril. As the host of the Origin Vessel, Leo must navigate a world where the top-ranking "Harbingers" of the demon world—ancient, overpowered beings who can level entire bases with a single word—are hunting for those who can oppose them. Leo is joined by a cast of survivors, each fighting their own battles: 1. Lyla: The fierce and tactical commander of Base 105, struggling to protect her people while mastering a demonic scythe of pure aura. 2. Jane: A sword prodigy whose "Combat IQ" and precision allow her to perform feats that defy human limits. 3. Annie: A technical genius who bridges the gap between human science and spiritual energy, forging the weapons humanity needs to fight back. 4. Rin: A banished demon girl with a tragic past and a mysterious, "unshattered" family heirloom, seeking a place where she truly belongs. Core Themes 1. Hardcore Action & Theory: Every battle is a high-stakes tactical encounter. The story explores the deep "theory" behind spiritual and demonic energy, focusing on how these powers interact with the physical laws of Earth. 2. Overpowered Stakes: The villains are truly terrifying entities who have lived for centuries. The gap between human and demon is immense, making every victory feel hard-won and every loss devastating. 3. Emotional Depth: Beyond the explosions and sword-clashes, the story is grounded in the emotional toll of war—the trauma of lost homes, the weight of leadership, and the bonds of found family in a world that is crumbling. 4. The Mystery of the Origins: Why did the invasion happen? Who is the "Missing Angel"? And what is the true purpose of the Origin Vessel? Conclusion *The Origin Vessel* is an epic saga of a world under siege. It is a story for readers who love high-stakes fantasy, technical combat, and a narrative that isn't afraid to be both brutal and deeply human. As the Harbingers close in and the secrets of the Celestial Realm are revealed, Leo and his allies must decide how much of their humanity they are willing to sacrifice to save their world.

“If only I had known of the dark days ahead, I would have said no.” Three hundred years ago, the sun was devoured by the Silver Moon, an unknown celestial being that descended from the endless dark of the stars. It claimed the sky for itself and unleashed a ceaseless horde of monsters on mankind, the Qilesh. For centuries, the Empire stood against this horror, fighting in the name of their lost god, Harras. Every child of the Empire has to do their part to free the sun from the Silver Moon's grasp. Liron wants to do so, too, but his black hair marks him as an outcast, a bad omen that will bring nothing but doom. After giving up on his dreams, he is chosen to become a Knight Dracon, dragon riders who have battled the Qilesh since the sun was stolen from mankind. But fate was never kind to Liron. Through a shared vision of the future, Liron is shown murdering the Emperor, with the Empire and their world in ruin. In his final moments, the Emperor declares Liron to be a traitor and orders his execution. Hunted by the heroes he once admired, Liron is forced to flee. His only refuge lies with the Resistance, a group of rebels determined to destroy the Empire. As he struggles to survive and grow stronger, Liron begins to unravel the many secrets behind the Empire, the war against the Qilesh, and the true nature of the Silver Moon. The same secrets that drove his future self to end it all. What to expect: - Slow burn; the first ten chapters establish the world and MC / vision starts around chapters 10 to 11 - Epic Worldbuilding - Dark Fantasy - From Weak to Strong - Strategic fights and escalating action - Massive battles later on - Focus on Character relations and the Mc's development Release Schedule: Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday

Muhan Lockhart died at the end of the world and came back to the beginning of it. He carries twenty-three years of a life that hasn't happened yet in a body that hasn't earned them — the memories, the failures, the faces of everyone he couldn't save. He knows what's coming. He knows the Trauma Spell will select them. He knows which people will find each other in the Dead Zone and what it will cost. What he doesn't know is whether knowing changes anything. NOT YET is the story of a man running a second chance like a war — against gods who have opinions about who gets to love who, against a world that keeps trying to end before he's finished with it, and against the specific quiet devastation of a girl with midnight dark hair who keeps forgetting she already knows him. He remembers everything. He's not letting go of any of it.

Primary Story blurb/Synopsis In Yola, power is inherited through institutions—and every term, it is fought for. Among the Nine (9) Elite Schools of Yola, victory in the annual inter-school competition means far more than trophies. It brings influence, prestige, and the loyalty of the city’s most powerful families. Reputations are forged here. Legacies are broken here. So when MiMie, a 15 year old Highschooler, a prodigy from the formidable Ahmodu Rybadu College (A.R.C), transfers to its greatest rival— Chyroma Amad Academy (C.A.A)—it sends shockwaves through the academic hierarchy. Officially, it’s a fresh start. In truth, it’s a calculated act of revenge. Safeeyah, her Best friend, and the entire A.R.C betrayed her, And MiMie intends to dismantle it from the inside out, and she plans to do it from the greatest Rival of A.R.C. As C.A.A and A.R.C collide once again, MiMie becomes entangled with Tahir (a ghost of MiMie’s past and early childhood, with a “Pinky promise” under a neon light between them.), Now a quiet strategist whose influence stretches far beyond the schools, a boy who appears to be cold and calculating, void of any emotion, However, that’s not how MiMie remembered him at least. And Mustyy, a boy caught between loyalty, consequence, and the cost of silence, running from a past that hunted him for almost 3 years, came to Yola, from Kaduna, a neighboring city, for a fresh start. Together—and often at odds—they navigate a system governed by rigid traditions, hidden loopholes, and unspoken wars passed down through generations. In the process, they often found themselves in a love triangle, Quadruple and even worse, one-sided and unrequited love, heartbreaks and depression. In Yola where Traditions and Family arrangements, be it a Marriage arrangement, Business alignment (often both at same time), or Royal appointments are navigated and set in stone by Parents, imposed to their children, to decide their future. So most of the time, the Elite children only finds freedom in their school life, however even at that, they often find themselves in generational rivalry that nobody knows how it began.

Having unified Britannia and established the Fairy Kingdom, Shirou returned to Japan in 1993. “Fuyuki… what a peaceful city…” He had thought he could spend the rest of his life in quiet peace, but then he caught sight of an unexpectedly familiar figure. “Morgan!! When did you get here?” Blonde Girl: “Just now some lunatic mistook me for Jeanne d'Arc, and now this… Seriously, how could anyone possibly confuse me with my royal sister? I’m King Arthur!” Shirou: “That’s hilarious. If you’re King Arthur, then who am I?” … This is a fan translation of 从妖精国归来的士郎 by 角宿一. Please consider supporting the original author if you can.

Ranked as the top female assassin of BLACK IRIS, the organisation she worked for, Rubix is treated with both fear and respect until she discovers a secret about the organisation... a secret they would kill for. ... she is eventually murdered... But she suddenly transmigrates into the body of Madeline Myers. A married washed up actress, who has less fans and more haters. Rubix swears revenge on her killers but there is a problem... She can't remember her past. She recalls her name and the name of the organisation she worked for but she doesn't remember any thing else. Her life gets more complicated because someone wants the original owner dead. She receives threatening letters all day and is even accused of Murder. The original owner endures all this until she is finally killed. Rubix thought to herself "No way". She gets to work immediately, turning her image around, providing evidence to clear her name from the murder charge and sending the real killer to prison, she slaps her trash stepmother who has been playing tricks all along and even thoughtfully punishes her step sister in a special way. She then focuses on her career and her marriage. As fragments of her memories starts to return, she finds something unsettling about her "husband" ... she just found herself deeply entangled with a powerful and dangerous man who may be the key to uncovering the truth... or the one who destroys her completely.

In a world abandoned by the Sun, the hearts of men, too, became darkened. Family turned against family, friends against friends — chaos was upon this world until the Solborns appeared. They obtained powers from the sun that allowed them to surpass their very limits, a unique power called Aether allowed them to replicate the sun. Now, 2,000 years later, eras have risen and waned, and human beings still strive for supremacy. Seven continents now exist, and in the land of Caelum—one of the seven continents—a dark-haired boy resides on a lonely hill, swinging his sword constantly, with nothing but his will and his wish to be the strongest.

After reaching the pinnacle of spiritual power in his source world, Solanky sought to break through the limit of power set by the supreme dimensional laws of his world, but he got a backlash from defying the laws, and his boundless spiritual power and a part of his memories were sealed. In order to regain his power and attempt to break the restraints again, he could only reincarnate and start off on a different path and slowly forge a path for himself instead of following the general cultivation levels that were set by the supreme dimensional laws. After reincarnating, Solanky obtained a defying treasure, which later melded with his body and helped him defy all logic in his source world. Solanky successfully rose through the ranks and broke through the restraints of his source world and obtained his sealed spiritual power, which boosted his current power to a whole new level with the help of a separate body that is disconnected from him. But the worlds outside his source world brought new challenges to him, but with determination he became one of the greatest beings of the outside world, who came to be feared and revered for defying the rules and laws everywhere he went, even challenging the narrative as he gained metaphysical awareness.

Widen was a man of science. Brilliant, arrogant, and hungry for glory. But one storm, one explosion, ripped his world apart. When he awakens, he is no longer in his lab. He stands in the stone age, where humans who should be long extinct walk the earth, hunters with stone weapons, tribes at war, shadows whispering of monsters in the dark. They call him the Lightning-Born. A title he never asked for, yet one he dares not refuse. To survive, Widen must play their game of gods and warriors, where betrayal is survival, and power is taken by blood. But the deeper he treads, the clearer it becomes. Something far older than mankind has been waiting for him. And now, it has found him.

Victor Wick was a burnt-out programmer from the modern world until he transmigrated into the Wizarding World fifteen years ago. While other wizards wave wands and recite incantations they don't fully understand, Victor sees the truth: Magic is just code. To Victor, every spell is a sequence of Ancient Runes, and reality is an operating system waiting to be debugged. After spending a decade as Albus Dumbledore’s most elite "gold medal" undercover agent within the Death Eaters, Victor has survived the darkest era of wizarding history using logic, high-end Muggle technology, and a custom-built Magical OS installed in his very soul. Now, with Voldemort’s shadow returning and the mysterious Gellert Grindelwald handing him a ring that controls a secret army, Victor accepts the most dangerous job in the world: Defense Against the Dark Arts Professor at Hogwarts. From turning the legendary "DADA Curse" into a literal firewall for his own mind to navigating crossovers with celestial beings and rescuing long-lost shadows of the past, Victor isn't just teaching students how to fight—he's rewriting the rules of magic itself. The Dark Lord thinks he’s returning to a world he understands. He’s wrong. The system has been upgraded.

Crossing into Netheril, becoming a small lord. Nurturing a Time Whelp, developing arcane magic, and transforming technology. Absorbing populations from various races such as humans, dwarves, elves, halflings, drow, tieflings, and the magicborn, to create a modernized new nation with magical characteristics. Overthrowing the Netheril Empire is the mission! Destroying the Elven Kingdom and the Elven Pantheon is the duty! Eradicating ancient evils and natural disasters is Matthew's shout as he crushes fate! "Brothers and sisters, join Bay Territory! Here, we give out houses, provide free childcare, no worries about food or clothing, assign jobs, and supply all resources needed for life." "Furthermore, we can even offer the path to godhood..." "Everyone only needs to pay a small price of one billion!" A slow-burn farming novel, a new world of dragons and dungeons, a magical version of the Warhammer Empire, and an unprecedented, fresh new version for everyone. Patreon link for those interested: https://www.patreon.com/FALCON_N

A second life. A broken body. A ruthless world. Mo Fan was a graduate student on Earth until gravity ended his life. He opened his eyes in this world, finding himself at the bottom of the food chain. With "Trash Spirit Roots," he has no future in Cultivation. However, he brought something else with him: The power to command death. From stitching rat teeth onto finger bones to grafting demon legs onto skeletons, Mo Fan uses his knowledge and his System to turn corpses into weapons. He will survive. He will level up. And he will turn this world into his hunting ground.

In a world of chaos where gods scheme and ancient relics awaken, a prophecy hidden even from divinity foretells the rise of a mortal who will surpass them all. Born in the humble village of Elderglen, Kael Alteria carries a secret older than creation itself — a destiny tied to the awakening of the Star Vault and the shifting balance of the Fourteen Gods. Quiet yet brilliant, underestimated yet unyielding, Kael must walk his own path as realms collide, secrets unravel, and powers beyond gods stir from slumber. From chaos eternal, a power beyond gods shall awaken.

Aether Moirai was never meant to be free. Born from the final spark of the Abyss—a forgotten god’s last act of rebellion—he is the last vessel, a boy whose powers grow stronger the more his mind fractures. Bound by the Codex, a system that can rewrite history itself, Aether is hunted by worlds that fear what he might become. The Infinite Library has always been his home—a labyrinth between worlds where every book is a living realm, and every story is a battlefield. But when the tales begin to warp, birthing monsters and rewriting entire histories, even the Library’s endless shelves can’t protect him. To survive, Aether must step into dangerous books where myths breathe, legends bleed, and the wrong choice can erase you from existence. Each journey brings him closer to the truth of his creation—and the author who penned his fate. But the corruption doesn’t stay contained. As the stories unravel, their chaos seeps into the real world—kingdoms clash with empires that never existed, myths walk beside mortals, and reality itself begins to fray. In the end, the Library isn’t just collapsing into itself. It’s dragging every world down with it. And some stories brought by it could end the world in seconds. So can someone like him, survive in such a world. Even more, try and rule it?

Elara’s first life crashed hard. Cruel tricks ruined her name, broke her dreams, and turned the whole entertainment world against her. Friends betrayed her. Lovers sold her out. Everyone she trusted stabbed her in the back. The pain piled up until she felt trapped with no way out. One night, she couldn’t take it anymore. She walked to a river and ended it all in the cold, quiet water. Later, proof came out. Messages. Recordings. Everything showed she had been framed. People posted apologies online. But it was too late. She was already gone. The universe, though, clearly has a twisted sense of humor. Because somehow, Elara came back. She woke up in her own past, every awful memory still sharp in her head. Right then she made a promise she would never break: protect her grandfather no matter what, and never let anyone push her to that dark place again. This time she steps into the entertainment world with her head high. She trains harder, sings better, fights smarter. The same people who once crushed her? Now they get to feel the pressure. Love? Not happening. Her heart is locked tight. But why is it that as she rises and shines brighter, handsome, powerful men start circling her—guys who never even glanced at her in her previous life. The actor smiled at her during a press interview, leaned closer, and said softly, “We should have dinner sometime.” The footballer sent flowers so big they blocked her room door. The surgeon she met at a charity event checked her pulse and then forgot to let go of her wrist. The singer she collaborated with kept calling her name during rehearsals, as if the mic could not hear him well enough. Elara stared at the ceiling one night and sighed. She only wanted to sing. Why did everyone look like they wanted to adopt her, date her, or both? But the worst one came after a concert. The lights had just gone off. Her ears were still ringing. Sweat clung to her neck. She had barely stepped backstage when a shadow blocked her path. She looked up. The CEO of the greatest company in Aurelia stood there. The same man who once said her voice was “not worth investing in.” The same man who had made her life a living hell. Now he held her wrist gently, but firmly. “Let’s talk,” he said. Elara blinked. “About… sponsorship?” “No,” he replied calmly. “About marriage.” Her brain froze. “…What?” “I will give you everything,” he continued, as if asking for a glass of water. “Resources. Protection. Freedom to sing. Become my wife.” Elara stared at him, her mouth open, her thoughts running in circles. This was not how it was supposed to be. Why was the world now skipping steps? NB: This story is set in a fictional world. Aurelia is a country. Solmere, Veston, and Starfall City are the three capital cities of Aurelia. Other cities, such as Lorien and Crelou, are smaller cities. * * * * * Contains few queer characters, messy relationships, slow-burn romance, and some dark themes.