#1 in elements | #1 in fantasyfiction | #1 in magicalcreatures | #1 in fantasyadventure | #1 in hiddensecrets 💨 "Not all magic is born-some must be awakened, trained and wielded like a sword." 💨 Mira Chen never believed in magic-coming from a family full of scientific geniuses, everything had an explanation - until the day a mysterious invitation to Eldryn Academy snatched her from her ordinary life and tilted the axis of the very reality she knew. Eldryn Academy of Elementals, a hidden school where the most powerful wielders of fire, water, earth, and air are trained. But Mira isn't like the others. While her classmates summon storms and shape mountains with ease, her powers remain locked, Labeled an outsider, Mira must prove herself before core forces of the universe and earn her own place. Mira discovers she possesses dormant elemental powers unlike anything the academy has seen before. Under the watchful eyes of enigmatic professors and surrounded by gifted classmates who've trained their whole lives for this, Mira struggles to unlock abilities that refuse to listen to her. But, Elemental world harbors ancient secrets. As Mira forms unexpected friendships and navigates complex rivalries, she uncovers disturbing truths about the connection between the human and elemental worlds-and her unique role in the middle of all the chaos. If you dare, now it's your chance to follow along with Mira into the world of Elementals.

When the UNSC Spirit of Fire drifts through a localized Slipspace rupture, Captain James Cutter and the legendary Spartans of Red Team expect to wake up in a galaxy at war with the Covenant. Instead, they find themselves orbiting a silent, scarred Earth-two centuries after a nuclear apocalypse. In this epic crossover, the high-tech precision of the 26th-century UNSC collides with the brutal, lawless reality of the Fallout universe. From the irradiated ruins of the Capital Wasteland to the neon-soaked sands of the Mojave, Jerome-092 and his team must navigate shifting alliances with the Brotherhood of Steel, the NCR, and the mysterious Institute. But as the "Star-Fallen Angels" begin to heal the planet with terraforming technology, they awaken a threat far greater than Raiders or Super Mutants: an ancient, automated defense system and a ghost from their own future. Can a ship from the stars save a world that has already ended? Or will the Spirit of Fire become just another relic in the graveyard of history?

Nuadan Bahad has lived for millennia fighting the enemies of the Aeldari. An experienced Farseer, he has served the Craftworld Ulthwé and their fight against the forces of Chaos for as long as his memory has distinction, and it doesn't seem like that will stop any time soon. However, when his squad gets dragged into a three-way battle with a group of Space Marines and daemons, he has a vision that changes his life and threatens him in every way possible: the Astarte that tried to kill him is going to be the only person that can save his life. Only, now he must find a way to convince the Ultramarine to see things his way before things get dangerous for both of them. Stranded with who should be his mortal enemy on a remote human farming colony, the two find themselves surrounded by Tyranids with the only way to survive being that they must quickly learn to trust one another before they find an enemy far worse waiting for them. --- STORIES IN THE SERIES: 0. 'Farseer Falling' - Completed 1. 'Aquila' - Completed 2. 'Imperium' - Completed 3. 'Renegade' - Completed 4. 'Glory' - Completed 5. 'Sacrifice' - Ongoing --- ***This work is entirely fan made and is not officially affiliated with Games Workshop in any way. All rights to Warhammer 40,000 and associated characters and imagery belong to Games Workshop.*** No AI was used in the writing of this story or the illustrations associated with it.

In 2559, the UNSC Infinity, humanity's greatest warship, is ambushed by the Banished fleet over Installation 07 (Zeta Halo). During the battle, a critical malfunction in the ship's Slipspace Drive catapults the Infinity and its surviving crew into the medieval fantasy world of Westeros, arriving at the height of the Great War against the Army of the Dead and the climactic struggle for the Iron Throne. Stranded in an unfamiliar world, the crew of the Infinity, led by Captain Thomas Lasky and supported by Spartans like John-117 (Master Chief), must navigate the political intrigue, brutal warfare, and supernatural threats of Westeros while seeking a way to repair their ship and return home. Their arrival disrupts the fragile balance of power, forging uneasy alliances and new enemies in a world on the brink of collapse.

(No prior knowledge of Warcraft or Harry Potter is required to understand this story. The Warcraft elements are merely background, ensuring an easy reading experience.) After defeating the Burning Legion, Prophet Harry found himself back in his eleven-year-old body. The sudden appearance of a wizard, an alternative kind of magical power-Harry finally understood the origins of the mysterious energy within him that even the mages of Dalaran couldn't decipher. A Shaman Prophet? Or a Wizard? To Harry, there wasn't much of a difference. The warhammer and shield remained his tools to protect the world-or perhaps now, he'd have to add a wand to the mix. And another thing: Yes, he could summon ancestral spirits. But why did Hogwarts' Potions Professor always want to ask his mother's spirit a few questions? Excerpt from an interview with Harry Potter, hailed as the greatest wizard of the 21st century, defeater of two Dark Lords, founder of Prophecy Magic and Soul Magic, and the architect of modern Elemental Magic theory. Published in The Daily Prophet: "What motivated you to stand up at such a young age and take on the burden of saving the entire British wizarding world?" "I couldn't help it." "What do you mean?" "I couldn't stop myself from punching them." "...Oh." --

They were meant to be lost forever. During the Great Crusade, the Emperor of Mankind reclaimed his Primarch sons one by one-living embodiments of conquest forged to unite the galaxy beneath the Imperium of Man. Yet two of the twenty-one vanished beyond all record, their fates sealed in silence and omission. Officially, they were dead. Unspoken. Forgotten. Until the light appeared. A galaxy-spanning golden radiance erupts without warning, blinding the Emperor, erda and malcador. And in the shaking Terra itself. Its message is unmistakable: the final Primarchs endure. Hidden. Judged. Waiting. On a distant, unremarkable world of a world thought to be impossibly real, siblings, sister Lua and her brother Kodoa have lived in obscurity-outsiders among their people, raised by a grandmother who refuses to speak of their origins. They are stronger than they should be. Different. Dangerous. And they do not know why. When the Emperor arrives at their doorstep, flanked by warriors in radiant gold, the truth is unveiled at last. Lua and Kodoa are not merely children of chance. They are Primarchs. As the Imperium closes its grip around them, the siblings are forced to confront a destiny written before they were born-a destiny of war, obedience, and sacrifice. The Emperor offers them purpose, brotherhood, and a place in history. But acceptance comes at a cost. For in a galaxy built on conquest and lies, even gods can be judged by their children-and not all lost sons wish to be found.

When Bardock and a few other Saiyans attempt to fight back against Frieza, he dies... No, instead, he is somehow transported to another area in space. Unbeknownst to Bardock, he had somehow ended up in a separate realm and universe. The Saiyan was floating in space, unable to breathe. Bardock passed out and a few seconds later a giant spaceship appeared and someone brought him inside. Once Bardock woke up, he found himself in a cell. There was one person who was keeping a curious eye on him...Anissa. "Where am I?" Bardock questioned. "In a Viltrumite holding cell," Anissa answered. "...Let me out," Bardock demanded. "I'm afraid I cannot let that happen," Anissa admitted.

After a rather unfortunate death at the hands of her own sibling, a woman had been gifted the opportunity of a lifetime, a chance at rebirth! Not only that, but she was given something she had wanted for all her life, a bookstore! But wait...her name is now Wanda Maximoff?! And is that Batman!? And why is Death stalking her?! Find out more in the rather...interesting adventures of a "simple" bookstore owner! ____________________________ READ BELOW! Tags - Yuri, small harem (2 girls), overpowered, godlike, smut, neutral mc, chaotic neutral mc, romance, action, female mc (no futanari), chaotic, fast paced, slice of life (Primarily), bookstore fic, DC, Marvel, Achievements - #1 on DC, #1 on DCcomics, #1 on Strongtostronger, #1 on Bookstore, #1 on Godlike, #1 on DeathoftheEndless, #1 on Yuri, #1 on Wanda, #1 on Raven, #1 on Marvel Comics.

MAJOR NOTE: I wrote this many many years ago. It doesn't represent how I write now, but I finally got around to editing it and making it halfway decent. The characters have been changed quite a bit from when I wrote it back then. The editing took a few days, but I've finally finished. Please enjoy it if you embark on this... interesting... journey. ------- What happens when you combine a computer rigged into a portal to a famous video game world, a computer nerd that's actually an elven vampyr, and a bunch of still-alive dangerous monsters that never ended up destroyed by Azeroth's heroes? This fanfiction, of course. Eerised just wanted a chance to relax and play video games all night, but as it happens, the nerd repairing her computer at BestBuy didn't really have her best interest at heart. As someone who takes the Alliance v. Horde war a bit too seriously, and might have an alignment with a different much more dastardly faction, Drev might be the death of Eeri. Can she manage to escape this hidden annoyance and take down some of the more powerful monsters in Azeroth? Oh, and will she ever actually manage to return home?

Atlas, a typical drinking gamer, stumbled upon a game called World Weaver, a simulator that would let him shape an entire world in his own universe. What he didn't expect was to wake up the next morning, floating above the very world he had slept to life. Follow Atlas in his journey to strengthen his world in preparation for a future conflict against other Weavers. He isn't brilliant. His mistakes and incompetence create unspeakable monstrosities and disasters. Experience this world and its growth through an anthology format. Read as new characters emerge, experience challenges, and grow.