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“In an age where knowledge cuts deeper than knives, Victoria is about to learn far more than is safe for any soul to bear.” Victoria and Robert were torn from the gentle dullness of their ordinary century and cast into a realm governed by proto-concepts—those ancient, unblinking truths from which life, death, and divinity themselves are carved. Proclaimed “Heroes” by a world too desperate to question its own choices, they were commanded to rise in strength, confront a Demon Lord, and deliver salvation to a land that had never been theirs. Robert donned the mantle with the fervour of a man stepping into destiny. Victoria… hesitated. And in that hesitation, something old—older than scripture, older than light—turned its gaze toward her. She felt its attention like a draft through a locked room. In a moment poised between terror and terrible understanding, she accepted its offer: a contract sealed in silence, a year of her life exchanged for a thing that should never have been permitted to exist. Not in this world. Not in any. She did not yet grasp that, in straying from the Hero’s ordained path, she had not merely shifted her fate— she had begun to unwrite the very scaffolding of her humanity. Now Victoria walks like a phantom through a world that has marched on without her— one year behind the celebrated Hero, yet burdened with an insight so sharp it threatens to cut her free from mortality itself. She can now trespass upon knowledge forbidden to scholars, sorcerers, or even those who stand at the pinnacle of human mastery. She commits the kind of acts whispered only of beings who have stepped beyond the human threshold… and never returned. And in a world built on primordial, immovable truths, one truth endures: Knowledge is power. But power, when mishandled, becomes a curse that devours its bearer— quietly, inevitably, like rot beneath embroidered silk.

What was supposed to be a routine raid for Corvus Ashford—Vice-Captain of an elite mercenary unit—becomes an epoch-changing event when he captures a War Architect of the continent's greatest power: the Velmoria Imperium. Elsewhere, two sisters flee from a life where survival itself is an act of rebellion. When their paths collide, Corvus learns the value of life. The sisters learn the price of it. Come witness how empires rise and shatter. And what lurks within them... and beyond.. What to expect: Epic Scale: The first of four planned novels (Change, Loss, Conquest, Stygian). Progression without Numbers: No blue boxes. No status screens. Power is earned in blood, insight, and loss. Consequence-Driven: Plot armor does not exist here. Mistakes leave scars. A Gripping Epic: A story built on deep lore, shifting allegiances, and heavy choices. Step into a world that will stay with you long after the chapter ends.

The life of an ordinary man transforms into a legend in another world a world filled with struggles for survival, where only the strongest live and their existence continues. The hero takes us on a journey to another fantastical world, one where we find strange creatures and events that are closer to fantasy than reality. The legend of Zeus returns once again, bringing with it many challenges for him and his descendants. Will he succeed in enduring them? This is what we will discover through the events of this novel.

In a fractured world where ancient ruins rot beneath modern conflict, hidden relics known as Crowns lie scattered and forgotten. They are not symbols of royalty—but vessels of desire. Each Crown binds itself to a single human longing and answers it with power. Leir never wanted to save the world. He only wanted to stop feeling small. When a twisted black Crown awakens beneath his blood, reality begins to shift around him in subtle, unsettling ways. Shadows respond. Whispers follow. And something ancient begins to watch. Unknown to nations and empires, others have awakened their own Crowns—each shaped by different desires: control, vengeance, freedom, dominion. Some become monsters. Some become rulers. All pay a price. As factions begin to form in the dark and unseen forces move to claim or destroy these relics, Leir must decide what kind of existence he truly wants. Because the Crowns do not simply grant power. They reshape the world according to the desires of those who wear them.

Is society capable of chaining the truly strongest? Or law and order fold upon their slightest whims. Folds in the Vermillion Dusk follows Krodh a teenage boy studying in a prestigious institution designated for the noble society, his mishaps with said society as he feels chained down by the constrains set upon him by them. The story contains ideas of self reflection, classism, communalism and racism.

In a world shaped by distant gods, a mercenary, no one worth keeping record of, searches for the truth of her birth. Neither welcomed as an orc or an elf, she carries a heritage no race will claim and a past buried for reasons no body has told her. What begins as a personal search for identity, leads her into ruins, forgotten relics, fractured myths and powers long sealed beneath stone and secrets. As the ancient discoveries are found, mortal powers begin to stir, and she will have to decide if the truth is worth the cost of war. Some histories are buried for a reason. Some gods are better left off undisturbed. And some wars, never truly ended.

“Son, never sleep with a married woman.” That was my father’s final advice, right after being stabbed by a jealous husband of a married woman he slept with. I took his words to heart but fate was a bitch and I got bombed by a stupid fucker who thought I slept with his wife. Now, I’ve transmigrated into a flop fantasy novel my best friend wrote, the same one which I “improved” by butchering it into a game as a background character. Rael Von Ashborn. An Extra who was going to die in a few days because he somehow kissed the Duchess of the Empire. Now, I got two options: Unlock a powerful class... Or die at the hands of a psychopathic duke with a god-tier skill set. But naturally, fate decided to screw me over again. [YOU HAVE AWAKENED: JESTER CLASS] A joke of a class. Oh and did I mention my maid’s a gorilla? Right. Welcome to my hell. Or as the sadistic author of this world called it... “Nytharrea.” (No NTR btw.) __________________ [Previous Title: Extra’s Supremacy: Rise of Forgotten Background Character] [Discord Server] - discord.gg/zCxTnRTp44

Take a journey with the God of Souls through the ages of man from the inception of the universe with its creators to the modern day of humanity. Through trials, reincarnation, and learning, Eta must become the best God they can. But what lies beyond the edge of the universe and what may enter?

ARE WE ALONE IN THE UNIVERSE? Humanity spent centuries asking that question. Then the answer arrived, but not as Grays or benevolent peacekeepers. Instead, it came in the form of the Swarm, a parasitic, hive-minded alien species that invades, infects, and repurposes living bodies into weapons of war. Without warning, they descended upon Earth and dragged humanity into a conflict unlike anything in history. Before this, there was Kamcy, a university student who was broke and desperate to support his family as the first son. When given an invitation to be a beta tester for a never-before-seen game, with pay that would immediately alleviate his financial problems, he jumps at the opportunity. After completing the first test, he is offered access to a higher-paying version. The only requirement? A minor operation. Despite his hesitation, he forgoes his fear and risks it for a chance to change his family’s financial situation, even if only by a little. That was his mistake, as things take a darker turn when his consciousness is trapped in a simulation. Now stripped of his freedom and forced into a system he never agreed to in a bid to create soldiers for humanity’s war, Kamcy must survive brutal trials, uncover the truth behind his captors, and find a way to escape a prison built from code. Join Kamcy as he gives it his all in a bid to escape his captors and return to what matters most to him, his family. ------ A/N: 1.My work is also being simultaneously uploaded on Royal road and scribble hub, so this is a cross platform upload. 2.The novel is a slow burn for the first few chapters about chapter 5 so have fun.

What if GT Goku was reborn in the Z timeline... and casually revealed Super Saiyan to Vegeta on Day 1? "Krillin... you're my best friend." Goku's seen Krillin die. Yamcha die. Piccolo die. He's watched Earth burn and his granddaughter grow up fighting monsters he created by overusing the Dragon Balls. Then he sacrificed everything to stop the Shadow Dragons and died for good. Except he didn't. He woke up on Snake Way in Age 762. One year before Vegeta arrives. Thirty years before everything goes to hell. This time's different. He's not letting anyone die. Gohan gets to be a scholar. Vegeta's getting his pride shattered early. And those Dragon Balls? He's leaving them alone. Problem is, this isn't his timeline. Old Kai tells him about Beerus—a God of Destruction who makes the Shadow Dragons look like jokes. He'll wake up in 20 years. Goku needs his tail back. He needs Super Saiyan 4. He needs to become stronger than gods. P.S: Goku is not the only reincarnator in the series! This is a translation project. I do not own anything! Raws: 龙珠：超六悟空

Two millennia ago, humanity was torn from Earth and cast into MYTHOS, a world overrun by feral, mythological beasts. Salvation came from Yggdrasil, the World Tree, which granted humans the power to bond with Eidos, the spirits of dead beasts, through Spirit Rites and becoming Beast Mages in a fragile symbiosis. Grey always loved to play with the creatures of the forest, running with the wild and knowing nothing of Spirit Rites or Beast Mages. However, when the ancient Ascension Rite awakens his extraordinary potential, he is thrust into a struggle far greater than he could imagine. A shadow spreads across Mythos, the madness that drives beasts insane is spreading, and the legendary Titans, silent for two millennia, are beginning to stir. Grey must bond with a powerful Eidos capable enough to face countless life-and-death trials, for the fate of humanity hangs in the balance. A new myth is unfolding… and somewhere beyond the veil, the Mythweaver watches, writing and weaving his masterpiece.

Ranks are the core of everything—currency, honor, love, and all the pleasures life can offer. But of course, displeasures arise as well. Feliphe Kindscar is a rare case; few people in the world are like him. He was born with four titles: “The Weakest,” “The Ugliest,” “The Most Unlucky,” and the one that marked him the most—“The Miserable.”

After the Justice League fails to prevent their world's annihilation by anti-matter, Billy Batson, the hero Shazam, makes a desperate leap and finds himself stranded in a foreign universe.

I inexplicably traveled through time and space and became Ares, the god of war in Greek mythology, but something seemed wrong with this world. "Ever since the Wandering Star Soldier shattered the original godhead, the world has been divided into several pieces..." "What is the Wandering Star Soldier? Can you please explain it more clearly?" "I have received a prophecy that in the future Zeus will be overthrown by a demigod named Kratos, and the Age of Gods will end..." ........................ This is a translation RAW 最苟战神阿瑞斯 ........................ For the advance chapter visit Patreon:- patreon.com/Stories_hub739 you can buy me a cup of cofee: https://www.paypal.me/UtkarshKumar96 Find your 5 free advanced chapters here: Omnicalctools.online

In a world where gods once waged war across the constellations, the balance of life hangs by a thread. Humanity lives in the shadow of forgotten powers, and monsters born of corruption prey upon the weak. Aaron Yaghan, once an ordinary F-rank—until the day he inherited the essence of a fallen hero, the first man Adaman. With this gift came a terrible burden: the power to grow beyond limits, to absorb strength, and to wield abilities no mortal should command. But power alone cannot protect the heart. Pulled into mysterious rifts, hunted by unseen enemies, and bound to a world of gods, Aaron must navigate a treacherous path where every choice carries weight. Each battle brings him closer to mastery, yet every victory exacts a cost, testing his morality, his sanity, and the very meaning of humanity. Amid the chaos, there are fleeting moments of light—friendship, trust, and the fragile warmth of love. But even those are threatened by forces that would see the world consumed: Hagon, the Primordial God of Corruption, whose reach defies death, time, and reason. Aaron’s journey is one of blood, tears, and endless struggle—a fight not only for survival but for the legacy of those who came before him. Will he rise as the savior of mankind, or will the shadows of the past claim him as their heir? In a world where the gods have left their mark, the descendant of the first man carries the weight of destiny… and the heartbreak of a world that may never be free.

The Divine Law of this world has one answer for everything. Bow. To your sect. To your elders. To the heavens above and the hierarchy beneath them. Bow and cultivate and advance and one day, if you are exceptional enough, bow to slightly fewer things than you did before. Wáng Lù has been offered inner disciple promotion four times. He has declined four times. Not out of arrogance. Not out of weakness. Out of something the sect's framework has no category for — a self so complete, so ancient, so certain of its own foundation that the performance of submission registers not as humility but as a lie he is not willing to tell. He is seventeen. He carries eleven lifetimes behind his eyes. And every single one of them has been moving toward the same conclusion, the way rivers move toward the sea without being told which direction the sea is. The Divine Law has one answer. He is it.

Griffins are known to be the sacred animals of God. Dragons are offspring who needed to be controlled. Their otherworldly rivalry has never eased, but Dravern was an exception. Growing up in need of avenging his dead father, Dravern got used to surviving. In his journey he meets a dragon. Being an outcast, he doesn't much care for the dragon blood and the raging past. Another chance for revenge finds him. But there are also bonds he doesn't want to break. What will he do?

In a city where everything seems to run perfectly and routines never fail, stability is never questioned. Nothing shifts. Nothing stands out. Because whenever something threatens that balance, something unseen moves to fix it before it can become a problem. In this city, disappearing isn’t the real danger. The real danger is when someone realizes a person is gone.