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fire breath: the last dragon lord rebirth.

"Fire Breath: The Last Dragon Lord’s Rebirth" In the rain-soaked streets of Tokyo, Hajime Sadori—a bright, relentless high school nerd of Shohoku High’s basketball team—meets his end on his first date with Kari Monata, a mysterious member of the sinister Black Pool. Rejected forty times by girls he dared to ask out, Hajime’s fleeting triumph turns to ash when Kari’s secrets unleash a brutal murder. Yet in death’s darkness, a dying legend’s defiance ignites a miracle: Sanji Novara, the wounded Last Dragon Lord, transmigrates his soul into Hajime’s. Reborn with inferno-hidden veins, Hajime now harbors the fury of a soccerer—a guardian of a forgotten lineage. Bound to secrecy, he walks dual paths: the clordinary life of a Shohoku student and the shadow quest to find _Champion_, the fabled Red Dragon. Legends whisper this crimson giant can summon storms, command oceans, and cleave mountains—if Hajime can master the wildfire within. With teammates Yaze Yushiko and Kira Kushina—elite sorcerers from Jyotu High—Hajime embarks on a perilous hunt across realms. Their mission: stop Loki Danara, a Black Pool psychomancer hell-bent on global ruin. As threats converge, Hajime’s trials sharpen: Can he tame the dragon’s pulse coursing through him? Protect Amanda Halle, the kind-hearted crush he never confessed to? And confront the shadows that took Kari, while the line between salvation and destruction blazes like his every breath. A tale of vengeance, loyalty, and primal power, _Fire Breath_ asks: When the flames of fate consume you, will you burn the world…or forge it anew. Discord@dannyduffeild
Dannyduffeild · 9.9k Views

PROTOCOL: MYTHOS

"We gave the monsters a name. Then, we gave them our souls." In 2040, humanity learned a truth too late to forget. Nuclear fire does not kill the Abyssals. It feeds them. When the Great Rifts opened across the planet, borders ceased to matter. Cities fell. Oceans split. The world was unified not by peace, but by extinction-level fear. Nations dissolved into a single authority born of desperation: the GDF (GLOBAL DEFENSE FORCE) Against beings that could absorb annihilation itself, humanity turned to a forbidden answer. The Gen-1 Oni-Frames. Powered by Demon Cores harvested from dead Abyssals, these machines were not piloted. They were inhabited. Neural synchronization fused human nervous systems with alien biological reactors, creating weapons capable of standing against Calamity-class entities. The price was sanity. Across the world, Gen-1 pilots began to break. Hallucinations. Violence. Suicide. Entire units collapsed from within, their minds eroded by instincts that were never human to begin with. The Oni won battles, but destroyed a generation. Bara was one of them. A Rakshasa. A member of an elite suicide squad deployed where failure meant extinction. He fought on the shores of Bali against a Calamity that could not be killed. He watched his brothers die, consumed in battle or driven mad afterward by the Demon Cores inside them. Bara survived. Not unscarred. Not sane. Just functional enough to remain useful. Now, he is the last known Gen-1 pilot still standing. A relic of a brutal era, buried within the grease, smoke, and discipline of Military Heavy platoons. Medicated. Controlled. Forgotten. Until the Abyss evolves. The sleek, plasma-wielding Gen-3 Phalanx units of the modern age begin to fail. Calamity-class entities adapt faster than fusion reactors can respond. When one such Abyssal cripples the world’s elite forces, the GDF is forced to unseal its oldest nightmare. Bara is being called back. Not in a rusted cage. But in a prototype that should not exist. The Asura Mk.II. A Hybrid Frame that bridges human fusion technology with demonic biology. To survive, Bara must walk a line no one else can. Between discipline and instinct. Between control and surrender. Armed with the Samsara Vajra and the forbidden Six Paths system, he will teach a new generation of soldiers the truth humanity tried to erase. Sometimes, to save humanity, you have to let the monster lead. Protocol Mythos authorized. Welcome to the frontline of the end. ------------------------------------------------- |Themes| • War Trauma & Survivor’s Guilt • Humanity vs Monstrosity • Control vs Instinct • The Cost of Survival • Living After Death • Hope Born from Ruin • Legacy of a Forgotten War • What It Means to Be Human |Genre| Sci-Fi Military Mecha Dark Fantasy Post-Apocalyptic Action Psychological Tragedy Anti-Hero -------------------------------------------------
volpes · 1.4k Views

A technomancer’s journey in an apocalyptic world

Getting a chance to join a reputed college, chance to represent his country in international sports, a 15 year Ryan had everything a person could dream off to have a stable career and one day a lavish life but alas it all changed one night because of It’s arrival. The world itself changed because of It, Earth’s geography barely recognizable anymore, all semblance of Modern Civilization erased and survivors began to mutate as Humanity tethered on the brink of extinction as the people slowly succumbed into their baser needs, the world became place where only the Strongest may survive. Ryan himself had changed he gained the Power to manipulate Technology on his mere whim, but what would he do when technology itself had disappeared from the face of the planet build everything anew, while journey through and rediscovering a new but treacherous planet, fighting, foraging, rescuing others and trying to survive and may be one day unearth the truth behind the cataclysm. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Schedule: Below Top 300 rank: 4 chapters/week 200-300 rank: 5 chapters/week 100-199 rank: 6 chapters/week 50-99 rank: 7chapters/week 11-49 rank: 8chapters/week 4-10 rank: 9 chapters/week 3rd rank: 10 chapters/week 2nd rank: 12 chapters/week 1st rank: 14 chapters/week (Until and unless I am sick or something unfortunate came up I will follow this schedule.) So keep on voting, sharing, writing reviews and commenting to enjoy even more of my story.
SagelyDaoist · 1.9m Views