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Aeternum Academy

Marisol Vega never planned on becoming a walking natural disaster with a fan club. She just wanted to pass her entrance exams, keep her OCD under control, and not blow up anything important. Instead, the moment her rare Archive Echo power wakes up, she accidentally turns a high-tech hallway at Aeternum Academy into modern art—and trends worldwide before she’s even unpacked. Now she’s stuck at the most elite hero school on the US–Mexico border, sharing a suite with: • Lía Aranda-Navarro – Forge’s ice-calm top student and S-class light architect, • Leo Aranda-Navarro – golden-retriever Radiant who thinks “safety protocols” are a suggestion, and • Diana Aranda-Navarro – teleporting chaos gremlin / PR gremlin who sees “media strategy” in everything. To the League, Sol is a once-in-a-generation asset: an Echo who can store and recombine other powers. To herself, she’s a neurodivergent, anxious transfer student who needs color-coded schedules, noise dampeners, and trauma-informed therapy more than she needs a cape. Between ranked matches, Echo lab experiments, and an increasingly nosy media, Sol has to decide what she’s willing to be: weapon, symbol, or something messier and more human. And as Aeternum’s shiny façade starts to crack—whispers of old enemies, hidden files on “S-plus risks,” and a history the Aranda-Navarro family won’t talk about—her new team will have to choose whether to play by the Academy’s rules…or rewrite them. Superpowers, tournaments, border politics, found family, and a very slow-burn girl-falls-for-the-perfect-top-student who keeps quietly braiding her hair. Aeternum Academy – Book 1 follows Sol’s first semester: from “please don’t touch me, everything is contaminated” to “these disaster siblings might actually be home.”
BelZorEl · 6.9k Views

The Nordic Maiden of the Fairy Mound

In the frozen reaches of the North, Astrid Egildottir of Vinterhall was raised to inherit more than a name. As heir to an ancient bloodline and the only daughter among eight brothers, she bore the weight of tradition, politics, and expectation. Bound by her grandfather’s will to marry Prince Leif of Verdelund, Astrid’s life was set to become a bridge between north and south—whether she wished it or not. But when the Verdelunds reveal themselves as vampires, the Winter Hall becomes a slaughterhouse. In one night, Astrid loses everything—her family, her shieldguard, her home. Betrayed and cornered, she is bitten by Leif and, in the same moment, attacked by a hidden Child of the Moon. The venom and the virus should have destroyed her. Instead, they awaken what lies dormant in her blood: the touch of the goddess Freyja. Reforged in agony and reborn beneath a violet full moon, Astrid rises as something new—neither vampire nor werewolf, but a hybrid bound by divine spark. She alone survives the massacre of Vinterhall, cursed with power, sharpened by grief, and carrying the ashes of her family on her shoulders. Now, the last daughter of a fallen house must carve her path through a world that will see her as monster, miracle, or weapon. The Hunters would see her destroyed. The Children of the Moon would see her as blasphemy. And the southern kingdoms will not suffer the North’s heir to live, not after the blood debt left in her wake. Astrid Vinterhall walks alone—haunted, hunted, and remade. But she is not broken. The purple moon has marked her, and the world will learn what it means to stand against the last of Vinterhall.
PandamoniumX · 11.5k Views