[ON HOLD] Legends. All of us have heard them. Some of them seem fictional- dragons? Elves? Dwarves? Evil kings and good peasants? Well, I know legends you've never heard. Legends that may be fictional- or may be true. Delve into stories of mythical gods and goddesses, of past events, of adventures at sea, of adventures in the forest. After all, life is one long legends spun into a collection of tales- how about you read mine?

The Empire of Corvax brought the Kingdom of Arton to its knees, exiling its king, Konrad, and sending its prince into obscurity. Ten years after the fall of Arton, the prince, Jonathan Stafford, receives a letter from his exiled brother, sending Stafford and his family to Mt. Coronac. Konrad needs to regain his throne, but it would be tough to drive out the deadly and massive ranks of the Raven-King Kyran Corvax. Stafford's son, Edwin, trains with Konrad's adviser and general, Lubek Beringer. Two years pass, and the Konrad's camp is peaceful. That is, until the sound of marching approaches camp. The Corvax army ambushes the camp and harms many, including the king. From there, Edwin leads the villagers to a camp next to Lake Coronac with the help of Japheth and his sister, Gwyneth. Troubles lie ahead for the Crown Prince. And with it, war. Who will rise to the top and claim the throne? Or keep it?

What happens when ancient magic collides with the internet? One thing is certain, modern life will never be the same again. A thousand years ago, a young thief, Tung, and a disgraced wizard, Madrick, are thrust together in an executioner's dungeon. In the darkness, Madrick reveals an incredible secret about a legendary spell. The great spell helps them escape their prison cell... and eventually their century. Catapulted into the present day, their lives collide with Michael, a computer hacker who plans to destroy the world's largest bank. But sinister people are tracking their every move and they will stop at nothing to steal their spell. **Please note, for copyright reasons, the complete story has not been published here.

In the world of Westeros, too many things happen at once. A tear, a scream, a gasp, a war. These little moments may feel insignificant to the inhabitants, but to the Gods these moments are very real. This riveting and well-written fan series chronicles the little moments that lead up to big conflicts in the Seven Kingdoms. Welcome to the harshness of winter. (Not sure if I should continue this series or not. It will remain completed until I decide whether or not to fully finish it)