Four adventurers find their fates intertwined when they are trapped deep in the bowels of an evil wizard's tower fortress. Unable to escape the wizard's magics their only hope for survival is to ascend the tower and slay the wizard. Will they be able to win back their lives?

Adela Shard feels alone in a world where every human being alive is stuck in a 15 mile long bunker. Scarlet Shard feels overwhelmed by the responsibility of being the sole caretaker of her younger sister, and the urge to find out the truth of why the world is the way it is. Ward Shadow feels a connection with the strange shadowy beasts, called 'Hazes' that overtook the world, over 100 years before he was born. Follow the three's stories as they brave an unknown world, uncover truths long untold, and realize things about themselves they'd never discovered

[This is a dqb2 au of mine, centered around Anessa and a what if scenario. There are many of my ocs in this au, so apologies if you don't know them.] Within the walls of Moonbrooke castle lies traitors and monsters in disguise. One of which is who Anessa had least suspected. Her closest friend, Warwick. Having found out his secret along with another three traitors, she has no choice but to accept a deal offered to her by Oliver: assist with their treasonous missions, or Serrah, the builder, dies. Anessa is left having to commit actions she doesn't wish to against the very kingdom she fights for. She tries to be strong, only have her hopes of fixing everything shattered. Serrah falls in battle, calling off the deal and casting doom upon all of Moonbrooke. Conflict will only continue to arise in Moonbrooke's most painful downfall yet. Can Moonbrooke be saved from such death and destruction? Or will it be forced to succumb to it's awaiting fate? (Warnings for upcoming chapters include but may not be limited to: violence, death, suicidal topics, mentioned rape.) No cover art yet oops.

Genevieve Fischer is a 16-year-old junior at a bustling suburban high school, balancing the weight of academic excellence with the emotional turmoil of teenage life. Known for her straight A's and a reputation as the school's bookworm loner, she prefers the company of novels to her peers, often fading into the background, especially at parties where social dynamics can get tricky. Aside from Genevieve, all the teenagers have spent their high school years in a fictional town of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.

In Lunaris, no one is who they say they are. Here, jazz calls the shots and the night never ends. Red Hood-or just Red, for those bold enough to get close-slips through the alleys, her red hood pulled low over sharp, watchful eyes. That crimson hood is as legendary as her instinct for trouble. By her side is Mr. Bad. The Big Bad Wolf himself, with a velvet voice and a smile that promises nothing but trouble. On the stage of the "Glass Slipper," he sings secrets, teases princes, and cradles traitors and lovers alike beneath dim lights and swirling smoke. Between songs, he solves problems-some with charm, others with claws. Lunaris is a city of broken promises, faded magic, and expensive vices. Happy endings are brokered at the highest price, and every night is a risky game. Red and Mr. Bad play it better than anyone: an unlikely pair, cynical and loyal only to their own code. Because in Lunaris, just surviving is a fairy tale.

Veser Lazlow had a home a family. A name that meant something-until the night he touched the wrong book and the world burned. Now cursed with forgotten memories and a magic he doesn't understand, Veser awakens in a land swallowed by mist, hunted by silence, and tethered only to a name that no longer fits. A story of grief, memory, and the sharp ache of what once was- Where time is fractured, ancient creatures rising, and love might just be the most dangerous spell of all.