After her "death", Jinx travels by airship to the vast and unforgiving Shurima desert to hunt sand-monsters and escape her own. But grief has a way of crossing borders. Before long, she is drawn back again and again: a living ghost, spectator to the sorrow of everyone she left behind. A story about grief, ghosts, identity, and the slow, aching road to love and reformation.

The love of link and zelda was unheard of. They never seemed the type. She hated him and he treated her as a burden, but somehow it happened. Sudden and real. But as much as they wanted, they couldn't marry. Link possessed the sword to protect her, but not the crown to marry her.

I woke to a sunset town, a life I almost believed, and a boy who felt familiar in ways I couldn't explain. But Twilight Town was full of missing pieces, and every time I reached for the truth, something slipped further out of place. Beneath it all was a pull, quiet and impossible, drawing me toward a light I couldn't remember but somehow knew. And when the town began to fall apart, I realized the life I'd been given was only the beginning of what I had forgotten. SoraxOCxRoxas New Chapters posted Every week

Celia Cane was born with the rare and trying ability to see beyond the seal, watching grotesque demons walk among an oblivious public who think she's crazy, ruining her life, getting her tossed from one foster home to the next. Till finally she was found out. Leaving her old life behind her to attend Aveil Academy, where every student is a seer trained to hunt. But Celia is far from a hero; she's a target, scrambling to catch up to peers who have been trained in this world since birth. Worse, the school is a powder keg. With something amiss that seem to be by design. Celia must train fast. Because in this life, falling behind doesn't just mean failing, it means letting the world be consumed.

Note: There will be some changes from my original of this. *Wink* Wink*

Gravenwood is a small American port town founded in the late 1800s, where the forest presses too close and the sea never rests easy. Built along a cold, black-water inlet, the town grew around its lumber mill and shipping docks. By 1923, it counted just over four hundred residents - fishermen, dockworkers, mill hands, widows, drifters, and those who arrived by boat and never quite left. The harbor is narrow and often swallowed in fog. Ships come in quieter than they should. The tides run strangely strong. Some nights, lantern lights can be seen drifting far out past the breakwater... where no vessels are anchored. Three roads lead into Gravenwood. Only one reliably leads out. The forest surrounding the town is dense, old, and uneven - trees growing twisted, bark scarred as if carved by unseen hands. Locals do not walk beneath them after sundown. The church bell rings at dusk whether someone pulls the rope or not. Gravenwood is not large enough to be famous. But it is small enough to keep secrets. Each tale focuses on a character that has been created by a viewer from my Twitch stream. Together we weave a world of mystery and horror.

For one hundred and twenty-seven years, humanity has been trapped in the Fluid Sky, surviving on the back of The Kurokami-a colossal, nine-tailed sky-ray that filters the toxic air in exchange for the life force of the promising young. Sixteen-year-old Yoshiki is unmarked. Slow, invisible, and physically average, he is deemed entirely expendable by the village Elders. His best friend, Hikaru, a brilliant Zephyr-Weaver, a golden boy marked by their monstrous god to become its living prey, soon to be sacrificed to it. The two sent on a suicidal scavenging mission over the bottomless black void of The Deep, the unthinkable happens. Deep within a prehistoric fungal forest, Hikaru is brutally torn in half by an ambush plant monster. Yoshiki is left entirely alone in the suffocating mist. Until Hikaru walks out of the fog. He smiles the exact same reckless, charming smile, but he isn't Hikaru. Now, trapped in a toxic web of grief, forbidden attraction, and skin-crawling body horror, Yoshiki must become a protective accomplice to a lethal deep-sea monster, hiding its true identity from the suspicious village scouts and the hunger of their nine-tailed leviathan. Now, they explore what 'Hikaru' is in secrecy. What's really inside of him, and if he's a leviathan, or if he's a whole class above a leviathan...

In a world where people are gifted by an element set from their birth, a boy who aspires to control the elements is faced with many challenges. What will he and his friends face in this journey of survival, hope, courage, betrayal and friendship? Will they be able to survive and master the elements? Join them in their story of overcoming life and death situations. This book will be a collaboration story about another book called "Orchestrum" and its author, about the connections between our stories and lore.

Crown Princess Seraphine Marivelle has spent her entire life preparing to rule Rhesien. She can out-debate scholars twice her age, out-duel decorated commanders, and govern Solmiria in her mother's absence without trembling once beneath the weight of the crown. But no one ever taught her how to survive being loved. When the four realms gather for the royal courting season, six contenders enter the palace of suns - princes, strategists, poets, sailors, diplomats, and heirs carrying entire kingdoms behind their smiles. The North sends honor wrapped in steel. Cien sends charm sharpened into an art form. Ocaewiel sends storms disguised as men. And somewhere between prophecy, politics, masquerades, and whispered confessions beneath starlit balconies, Seraphine begins to realize the most dangerous choice is not who she will marry... but who she will become once she chooses. Because true love was never meant to be simple. Not for queens. Not for kingdoms. And certainly not for the girl the people call The Second Sun. ❝ Vrai amour n'attend pas la couronne. Il choisit, et il endure. ❞ (True love does not wait for the crown. It chooses, and it endures.)