What is power? "Our strength comes not from the power of our weapons, but rather how we choose to wield what power we have been given" - Thalleous Sendaris "Have you not listened, brother? A crown does not give you power. Power gives you power!" - Pythus, King of the Nether "I don't need a crown to make me queen." - Abbigail, first queen of the End "The Prime Songs have always been your desire, not mine. I would have refused them, for no one should wield their combined power!" - Achillean Nestoris, the Tidesinger join in on this Songs of War fan revamp with new characters, new scenes, and new plots! Original Movie (First season/volume only): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCNUP2NAt-A Full novel (All 3 volumes) at https://songsofwar.laterpress.com/ Illustrators/art commissioners/book promoters are not welcome.

Written by PoseidonHeir and Girl of Infinity. WARNING! SONGS OF WAR SEASON 2 SPOILERS! Read at your own discretion! In the fictional universe of Black Plasma Studios' Songs of War, the war between the Kingdom of Felden and the Necromancers has raged on for six months. Captain Kiyoshi leads the armies of Felden ferociously in an effort to defend the kingdom. The Kingdom of Northwind sends a Felina Chronicler named Nitsuke to examine the situation, leading to her meeting the captain. Kiyoshi is defeated and critically injured trying to defend the capital city and is left for dead, but Nitsuke finds him and brings him to her cottage, nursing him back to health. Swearing he will one day return to the war and fight for his homeland, Kiyoshi stays with Nitsuke for a while. They get to know each other, and find that while in some ways the two are incredibly different, in other ways, they have so much in common. Soon enough they fall in love, but where will this take them? And can they stay safe forever? Find out in "So Much In Common"!

A continuation of Songs of War. A new and mysterious alliance is forming with a goal to take vengeance on the Voltaris and their supporters around Ardonia. Senn, Ria, the other members of the Knights of Ardonia and new unknown allies must rise from the ashes of war to face this new threat. New characters, unexpected heroes and villains are introduced and will fight for their dreams and what they think is right.

This is crack and is not to be treated seriously During the Season 3 Commentary, David mentioned that Senn wasn't the Deathsinger's son, Songs of War wasn't like Star Wars, where everyone was related. That gave me an idea... 154 years after the Great War, the Voltaris have returned, the Necromancers are rising, and two thieves have stolen a dragon egg. The characters need to do something in order to prevent a second Great War.

Ever Since Senn had arrived in Ataraxia 6 months ago he is now under the training of Galleous Sendaris and is part of The Knights of Ardonia and reunited with Ria and he was pretty happy. But after Senn has a mysterious dream about his past he is determined to find out what it means. But the truth isn't always what it seems. Songs of War @ Blackplasma Studios Wings of Fire @ Tuli T. Sutherland Owl House @ Dana Terrence Aphmau stuff @ Aphmau

"I do not wish to kill you, Achillean. But if you refuse to surrender..." But what if Achillean did surrender? What if, on that fateful night atop Mt Velgrin, Achillean laid down his staff? 154 years is a long time to wait for plans to fall into place when you're stuck in between centuries, but what would happen to you if you were with someone who forced you to relive memories you had long since buried? The Tidesinger may have been the one to surrender, but in the end, who was the one who lost? And how much did you lose, trying so hard to gain? Everything?

Ardonia fights its bloodiest war in history. The Voltaris strike against the other clans for the first time in 900 years. The Nether seeks vengeance against the Overworld with a gigantic siege. In the midst of it all is Thalleous Sendaris: Champion of the Ardoni, lieutenant in the Sendaria Militia, and one of the first combatants of the Great War. As powers older than any record join the battle, Thalleous wages war not just against enemies bearing swords, but the doubts he has about rivalries older than memory and the seductive power of the Prime Songs that this war is fought for. This story is the first in a set of two; the second being Champion Revised, a redone and notably modified work. If you are coming here from the Revised edition, don't feel worried that this is a strict copy of the newer text; there's satisfactory difference to keep you entertained. If this is your first foray into Champion, then pick either tale and fight the Great War! Proofreading by @Ingressuswrites. Cover by Tagurius https://www.youtube.com/@tagurius