Grian almost gets caught as an illegal avian. Scar finds out and keeps it a secret. Nexus gets neck deep in trouble. But what will happen when two people fall in love with the exact person they have to hurt? ©️All Rights Reserved Cover Art is from ddvau by maruu and doody. This is a ddvau inspired story. Special thanks to AzuriteWings9815 for betareading this for me! It helps greatly!

When Ren first joined Hermitcraft, he carried a constant, quiet tension in his shoulders-like he was bracing for something no one else could see. He had signed on as human. That was the agreement, the expectation, the role he was supposed to play. And Ren tried-he really did. Most days, he stayed carefully within that shape, that skin, forcing his posture to relax, forcing his instincts to stay buried deep where no one would notice them scratching to get out. He watched the others closely, mimicking little things: how they laughed, how they stood, how they interacted so effortlessly. It felt unnatural to him, like wearing a mask that didn't quite fit, but he was determined to make it work. Because if they knew... if they really knew... he wasn't sure things would stay the same. Even simple things became a challenge. The urge to pace when he was anxious. The way his focus would snap sharply to sudden sounds. The instinct to bare his teeth when startled, even if he caught himself before it showed. Every reaction had to be filtered, controlled, softened into something more human, more acceptable. It was exhausting-but Ren never let that show either. Most of the time, he managed. But the nights were harder. Especially when the moon was full. On those nights, Ren didn't leave his house.

Willow and the gang are no longer here... so read the new sequel to A Song of Forgotten Stories!

Rise To The Skies is about characters who bond with dragons whiles everything is in the air!

Lore for my roleplay series Hibiscus. It's on my YouTube channel, ShowmetotheFandom. Go check it out!

"I was born knowing only him. I don't even exist in this world without him. The universe has tried to kill me again and again, but no one-not even God-gets past my brother." Abolish is the only divine thing Birdie believed in. The only person to offer a hand to her. "Whatever happened to you, whatever you've done, you're still my sister." From the moment their parents died, Abolish sacrificed his childhood for Birdie. Again and again, he would offer his hand to her so long as she'd take his bloodied palm. The last living Veylockes didn't expect to find themselves trapped in rundown Oakhurst with deadly creatures killing townsfolk, but their survival now depends on the outcome of everyone. Because Birdie won't let Abolish die, no matter what she must become. And Abolish is willing to die for Birdie, after he kills everyone in their path. When who they are and who they need to be to survive are two very different people, the siblings begin to hide the things they've done to protect each other. OR v!Abolish's little sister joins him in Oakhurst (canon and noncanon events from OC's POV) Note: Birdie is not a reliable narrator. Do not trust her. At times, she will not make sense. She is an isolated teenager thrust into a world of vampiric massacres. None of that makes sense. No OC/character shipping!

Keralis was the ultimate hopeless romantic. Everyone on Hermitcraft knew it; everyone could see it. He had a way of turning even the simplest conversation into a flirty banter, and no one was safe from his charming remarks. Some Hermits even flirted back, which only fueled his enthusiasm. But there was one person who Keralis seemed especially drawn to, someone he doted on and would go out of his way to help - especially when it came to gently nudging him toward getting a proper night's rest. That person was Xisuma, who, despite Keralis's endless hints and affectionate gestures, was utterly oblivious.

Etho was a wanderer, drifting from place to place, never staying long enough to leave a mark or to make one. Since childhood, life had been a constant blur of new towns, unfamiliar faces, and friendships that faded before they even began. His parents' relentless moves made each new city blend into the next, a series of temporary homes that never felt like home. When he arrived in this city, he expected more of the same-a brief stay in someone else's world. But this place was different. Unbeknownst to him, the people he was about to meet and the secrets this city held would change everything he thought he knew about belonging.