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In a world shaped by a great war, magic, guilds, and a new frontier, an ambitious half-elf dreams of leading a guild of his own. The problem? He can’t cast a single spell. Armed only with stubborn determination and a strange scepter, he sets out to carve his place among adventurers and lead his guild to greatness. Together, this unlikely band heads into a land of uncertainty, monsters, and mysteries that few dare to tread. Gold is plenty, danger is constant, and survival is anything but guaranteed. But as the boy’s journey begins, whispers of darker powers stir along the surface of the continent and beyond, ancient magics and forgotten enemies long thought sealed away. His dream is simple: build a guild and explore the the world, however, the world has other plans.

Maurise just wanted a stable life. Instead, he got a Hogwarts letter and a book on Necromancy. Become a Necromancer? Why not. With undead as servants and spectres as companions, Morris finds comfort in the whispers of the dead. To the outside world, however, he presents a different face. "I’m just an ordinary wizard with a passion for academic research," Maurise explains with a gentle, harmless smile, oblivious to his classmates shivering in terror before him. ...

On this particular day, Harry Potter—the young savior and brand-new first-year at Hogwarts—learns that a fifth-year transfer student has joined his House. Curious, he asks, “Mr. Skyl, where were you studying magic before you transferred here?” Skyl smiles faintly. “Well, in my first year, I was serving as Arch-Mage at the College of Winterhold. In my second year, I studied glintstone sorcery at the Academy of Raya Lucaria. In my third year, I did live combat training in Middle-earth. And in my fourth year, I went to Candlekeep and built my own wizard tower in Baldur’s Gate.” A multiverse-travel adventure featuring Harry Potter, The Elder Scrolls, Elden Ring, The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, Baldur’s Gate, Cultist Simulator…

Is it hard to become a mage? Are those who master magic truly one in ten thousand? Just grind it out!!! Minor Fireball, Fireball, Greater Fireball, Explosive Fireball, Chain Fireball, Meteor Fireball… Great Sun Nuclear Blast! Novice Apprentice, Mage Apprentice, Novice Mage, Mage, Archmage, Legendary Mage, Saint Mage… God of Magic! …… “Wait, am I already invincible?”

As a Stem student, Rorschach transmigrates to a magic world. After recalling his first lesson in university before the transmigration, he muttered to himself: "Even a 'pitfall' major can create a good life, Magic can surely do it too!"

Before light, there was something older. Before gods, there was will. And before creation... there was Darkness. In a world where everything you care for can be taken away from you in an instant, "What are you willing to sacrifice to protect the people you love" As forgotten powers stir and cosmic forces begin to move, the world will soon learn one terrifying truth: Kagekami is awakening. New chapters ongoing. Read ahead on Patreon @KagekamiAwakeningOfficial

A heartwarming story of an annoying detective vampire that owns multiple properties and a freshly graduated magician that served ten months in the dungeon because he created a potion that turns vampires into frogs. One really needs an assistant and the other money.

Spencer Kessler’s life ended on a rainy highway, but he awakens in the Aiel Waste as Aldan, a man the Pattern never intended to exist. He is bonded to the "Pattern Weaver’s Codex," a unique metaphysical interface that allows him to perceive and "edit" the narrative threads of reality without touching the One Power. As a soul outside the Wheel's design, he acts as a cosmic contingency, using "Thread Sight" to anticipate threats and protect Rand al'Thor from a fate that is increasingly glitching. Navigating the glass columns of Rhuidean, he must trade his meta-knowledge for the Dragon’s survival, proving that even a tool can choose its own purpose before the Pattern unravels completely.

In a forgotten ancient era, in a world where the sun had set and a new era had begun, Kaname found himself amidst the chaos, struggling for true survival in the face of all difficulties and dangers while trying to find himself.

Rowan was born in the quiet countryside, where life was measured not in mana or noble lineage, but in calloused hands and the weight of an axe. His father was a lumberjack. Magic had never belonged to people like them. Yet Rowan’s elder brother dreamed of becoming a mage. The family knew the truth — mage academies favored noble bloodlines and magical heritage. For a commoner with no mage background, the gates were almost never opened. Still, Rowan and his father worked themselves to exhaustion, chopping wood day after day, selling timber coin by coin, until they finally earned enough to send the elder son to a mage academy far beyond their world. At first, letters came often. Stories of lessons, of mana, of a future that felt impossibly distant. Then… fewer letters. Shorter words. Long silences. Until one day, at a roadside tea stall, Rowan saw a newspaper. His brother’s face stared back at him. Branded a wanted heretic. Accused of assassinating a member of the Mage Council. The world they trusted collapsed in a single headline. The academy denied him. The nobles condemned him. The council declared him an enemy of magic itself. Rowan didn’t believe it. With nothing but an axe, a stubborn will, and a truth buried beneath lies, Rowan makes a decision that defies his place in the world: He will enter the mage academy himself. Not as a prodigy. Not as a noble. But as a lumberjack who learned magic the hard way — through labor, pain, and persistence. As Rowan steps into a world ruled by elite bloodlines, ancient houses, and hoarded knowledge, he discovers that magic is not just power — it is politics, control, and sacrifice. And if the academy taught his brother how to become a heretic… Then Rowan will learn exactly why.

“The path of the dreamer is exhausting.” An old warrior, hands stained with blood, warns the young ones gathered at his feet: “There will come a time when a child must die so that a hopeless killer can rise.” Hayato Endou dreamed of freedom and greatness. The world taught him the price. Now he has become exactly what he always wanted to be… and he despises what he has turned into. Cronos: Memories Of What I Become Dark Fantasy • The Fall of a Dreamer • Brutal Ambition.

Fifteen years ago, mysterious dungeons began appearing across Earth. Monsters poured out from unstable gates, forcing humanity into a desperate fight for survival. Some humans awakened supernatural abilities known as Resonance, becoming powerful individuals called Awakeners. Over time, humanity adapted to this new world. But three years ago, disaster struck. A massive monster outbreak erupted from a high-rank dungeon, unleashing creatures far beyond what hunters could handle. Entire cities were threatened, and humanity braced itself for catastrophe. Then suddenly… The outbreak stopped. The monsters vanished. The dungeon collapsed. And no one ever discovered why. To this day, the event remains one of the world’s greatest mysteries. The truth? It was stopped by a single man. Ren Arclight. A ridiculously powerful archmage who sealed the source of the outbreak—the Demon Queen—and then quietly retired from the hunter world. Now he lives alone in a small apartment, enjoying his peaceful life of watching old anime and avoiding anything that looks like responsibility. Unfortunately, peace didn’t last long. Because one day… Three mysterious eggs appeared at his door. They soon hatched into three dragon girls who immediately started calling him Dad. And just when things couldn’t get any worse… The Demon Queen shows up at his apartment. Angry. Weakened. And somehow stuck helping him take care of the kids. A lazy archmage. Three chaotic dragon daughters. And a very unwilling Demon Queen babysitter. Ren just wanted a quiet life. Instead, he became the Dragon Dad.

In a world where memory carries weight and forgetting is feared like death, Ashen is shaped by ancient Structures, fractured faiths, and long seasons that grind kingdoms down to bone. Power is inherited through blood and bound through oath every strength demanding its cost. What is remembered endures. What is lost cannot always be recovered. Within the great House of BlackStone, memory is not just history it is duty. They are the first and last line between Ashen and something buried beneath it, a sealed truth guarded for millennia within the forbidden Archive. Most believe it to be a vault of knowledge. Others know it is something more. When Theren BlackStone comes of age at twenty-three, he is brought into the deepest chamber of that Archive to undergo a rite meant to sharpen the mind and awaken what lies within his bloodline. But what should be a tradition becomes something heavier an event that unsettles what even his own family is willing to speak of. As Theren steps deeper into his House’s purpose, fractures begin to show not in the world, but in perception itself. Moments feel misplaced. Conversations carry gaps that should not exist. And within the silence of the Archive, something old begins to feel… close. Bound by lineage, watched by his own blood, and shaped by a philosophy that values victory above all else, Theren is forced to navigate a world where strength is not enough if perception itself cannot be trusted. The deeper he moves into the truth of BlackStone, the less certain he becomes of what history has been carefully taught to preserve. In Ashen, power is not only what you take it is what you are allowed to remember. And some truths do not stay buried because they are dead… but because they are waiting. This is 100% my work every character is of my own making and under my ownership enjoy the read

In a world where magic exists and death comes easy, opportunities are created and fateful encounters shape history, the strong carve their destiny and the weak succumb to circumstances, young talents meet and and borders gets reshaped. Follow the journey of different unique characters and the story of legendary beings. For dark ages are ahead of us… {New chapter every Friday}

The skies shuddered when he spoke, and the land echoed the majesty of his throne. Waters stirred at his passing, and the winds carried his name in restless praise. His gaze was sharp as a blade, seeing through all things — wisdom forged by the weight of long years. Mystery cloaked his name, and deeper darkness his true nature. He was the King of Eistoriel… but that title was only a fragment of what he truly was. But now he was gone. What becomes of a nation when its guiding voice falls silent? What stands when its greatest strength vanishes? Nothing, nothing stands. This is the tale of a people, their struggle, and the King called LAZY. . . . A certain group gathered.. gathered to conduct a summoning, and they succeeded!?

Magic is real, three hundred thousand people can use it, and the rest of the world has mostly agreed to pretend that's not their problem. Lucien Kaiser was a normal seventeen-year-old good grades, decent jump shot, manageable life until a stranger's bad night left him with white hair, purple eyes, and the ability to perceive an entire hidden layer of reality he never asked for. Now he's begged his way into a clan of mages that does work somewhere between bounty hunting and things politely left off official records, surrounded by people who are older, stronger, and significantly more comfortable with violence than he is. The time ahead will cost him more than he's ready to pay but nobody asked him, and he's staying anyway.

In a world where humans, elves, dwarfs, mages, and demons vie for dominance, kingdoms rise and fall under the shadow of a growing threat on the distant horizon. In times of dire peril, a single clan bore the Black Sigil, drawing power from the mysterious deity Infinity: a power that came at a devastating cost. Now extinct, their legacy haunts the lands, as kingdoms clash and the balance of power teeters on the edge of ruin.

how can a magicless and mysterious person like Camille be so strong? where is he from? who is his devil?

Lyonel Vance is reborn into a world of magic with memories of his past life intact—but there’s one catch: he’s a Nullborn, unable to draw magic from within like every other mage in Aethermoor. Labeled a failure by his family and scorned by society, Lyonel refuses to accept his fate. When he awakens Aether Logic—a unique ability that lets him see and shape the hidden patterns of magic flowing through the world—he discovers he doesn’t need innate power to change things. With his sharp wit, modern perspective, and knack for turning "silly" ideas into powerful magic, he begins fixing corrupted lands, forging unlikely alliances, and reviving the lost art of Aether Weaving. Teaming up with Seraphina, a strict prodigy mage; Kaelia, a kind-hearted Beastkin guardian; and Mina, a village girl with a mysterious connection to void magic, Lyonel sets out to prove that being different isn’t a weakness—it’s the key to saving a world on the brink of collapse. From Nullborn to Worldweaver—tomorrow, they begin in earnest.

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