A thousand years ago, a war between humanity and the monstrous beings from the Tenebris Veil ended with the enemy's king sealed away, bringing an age of peace to the land of Osareya. To prepare for the day that ancient evil returns, the Pharaoh founded the Dawn Heralds, an organisation of warriors who wield Sekhem-the power of life itself. Every two years, hopeful candidates gather for the Dawn Heralds' Trials, each chasing their own dream. Among them are Anubis, Amara and Sefu But as these young warriors step into a world built upon forgotten history, they will discover that the greatest threats do not always come from the darkness beyond. Hidden ambitions, buried truths, and a conflict within the Dawn Heralds themselves threaten to bring catastrophe upon Osareya before the ancient enemy ever returns. The past was never as simple as the world was taught to believe... and the truth behind the ancient war may decide the future of both humanity and the beings of the Tenebris Veil.

The Prisoner of Origin On his fourteenth birthday, Ethan's world ends. A mysterious dimensional rift tears open the sky, unleashing demons upon humanity. As his family struggles to survive, Ethan is struck by an unknown force and dragged into the Demon Realm-a place where hope is nothing more than a cruel illusion. Branded as nothing more than a test subject, Ethan endures years of torture and relentless experimentation inside the most feared prison in the Demon Realm. But the demons made one fatal mistake. They never realized what was sleeping within him. As ancient powers awaken and forgotten truths begin to surface, Ethan discovers that his existence is tied to a secret older than the gods themselves. Hunted by demons, pursued by powerful factions, and burdened by a destiny he never chose, he must fight to escape the prison that was meant to hold him forever. Yet freedom is only the beginning. In a world where kingdoms wage war, mysterious guilds rise to power, and the true Origin of existence has been erased from history, Ethan's journey will determine whether the universe is saved... or destroyed.

From the depths of forbidden power rises Varold SaintGuard, a name once spoken with reverence, now cursed across Westeria. By shattering ancient seals, he unleashes legions of corrupted monsters and demons, flooding the continent with ruin and turning cities into battlegrounds. The Corrupters no longer lurk in shadows, they march in the open. As Westeria burns, Shandero is forced to become more than a knight. Bound by blood, oath, and the companions who now stand beside him, he must confront an enemy who understands the secrets of corruption far better than any cult before. Each victory comes at a cost, and each defeat pushes the world closer to collapse. Yet Varold's ambition reaches beyond conquest. His power is tied to truths buried by time, truths about the ancient gods, the origin of corruption, and a fate far worse than death awaiting those who fail. With the land blanketed in darkness and hope thinning by the day, Shandero and his allies face an impossible choice: End the corruption... or be consumed by the war it demands. ~~This second chapter of the saga plunges deeper into chaos, where legends fall, monsters rise, and the fate of the Kingdom of Lumeire hangs on the edge of annihilation~~

Don't Save Her Damien Frost has never lost a fight in his life. Highest positive energy anyone's seen, water and wind on command, a smile that rearranges hallways. He's the golden boy of a world that measures goodness in percentages. He fixes every fight before it starts and can't walk past anyone hurting without stepping in. His twin brother Wayne would rather he didn't. Wayne buried his own power years ago under sarcasm and a controller he never puts down. It's easier to be the family's shadow than the thing everyone's afraid he could become. He's also the only one who's noticed what's actually wrong with his brother's charmed life. It starts with a favor: get a car from the silent, black-clad girl in the back row. It ends with a corporate empire built on medicating its own daughter into silence, a citywide reckoning, a professional killer sent to finish the job, and a prophecy that's been circling Damien since before he could talk, one everyone around him agreed never to mention. This is a battle-shonen that keeps its powers and throws out the rulebook. The hero isn't the one you should be rooting for. The love triangle isn't the one you think. And somebody in this story is about to learn, the hard way, why you don't save her. Disclaimer: AI used for grammar, spelling and punctuation only.

A sc-fi novel about a girl named Kara Zenn,who was once a leader of the under grid consisting of hackers and scavengers during a dystopian era. She created a code Called Zero Gambit which enabled a person to completely delete his or her identity in a system. She then deletes her memory but after regaining her memory in a glitch his evil clone version finds passage into the real world.

It's not because I made a mistake that I should do it again It's not because I failed that I should stop fighting.

Joe Means was the prototypical "average-Joe," until the day he met a Time Keeper named Pixie. Ever since, he's gone from flipping burgers to twirling scythes and ensuring the balance of time. This is "Dating Father Time's Daughter" Cover made by: royalhues https://www.wattpad.com/story/190167718-the-north-star KB2 Productions SpiderWriters Studios 8/9/19

🏆 #1 African Fantasy | ⚡ #1 Shonen In a kingdom where power is measured by bloodline and cosmic radiation, Moto has neither. Just smoke, a secret he won't share, and a goal most people would call impossible- peace that outlives the person who fights for it. Alongside Sheu, a wind-user carrying buried grief, and Najo, a lightning heir broken by his own family, he begins to see what the kingdom doesn't want seen: every system built to protect people is already decaying. Dark shonen fantasy rooted in Shona language and Zimbabwean culture. 103 chapters. Four canonical companion volumes. Disclaimer: AI used for grammar, spelling and punctuation only.