He was meant to die at Gale Point. He didn't. Ingressus Voltaris, the Deathsinger, achieved what he set out to do. He struck down his closet childhood friend, Achillean Nestoris, securing the Aggressium Prime Song and cementing his path of vengeance. The guilt was supposed to be the hardest part. But the hardest part is discovering the strike wasn't fatal. When Achillean steps back onto the battlefield--wielding the Mobilium Prime Song and marching right into the crossfire--the Second Great War fractures. Achillean doesn't want revenge. He offers forgiveness, determined to save Ingressus from his own darkness, even if he has to break Ingressus's weapons to do it. Trapped between a resurrected best friend who refuses to hate him, and a ruthless Voltaris veteran, Balthazar, who is ready to mutiny at the first sign of weakness, Ingressus's resolve begins to crumble. To make matters worse, a cynical, clanless healer named Zephyr (xe/xem) is pulling strings from the shadows, and a hot-headed Nestoris protege is hunting Ingressus down for blood. Can Ingressus finish the crusade he started, or will the ghost of his past rewrite the future of Ardonia?

"I am the terror of the Overworld, a god of digital chaos... and I just fled a half-built cottage because a girl offered me mushroom stew." Herobrine is an ancient, corrupted entity designed to do one thing: terrify players until they delete their worlds. He has destroyed empires, cursed biomes, and driven millions to panic. He expects fear. He demands it. Then he meets Clementine. Clementine is a total beginner who treats Minecraft like a cozy farming game. She has a leaky roof, a terribly organized inventory, and absolutely zero knowledge of internet lore. When a terrifying, glowing-eyed phantom manifests in her kitchen, she doesn't scream. She thinks he's just a laggy, homeless player who needs a warm meal. Suddenly, the King of the Nether finds himself anonymously patching her roof, fighting off zombies behind her back, and panicking every time she smiles. Herobrine's code is perfectly designed for destruction-but it has absolutely no idea how to handle pure, messy human kindness. A slow-burn, grumpy-x-sunshine Minecraft romance told entirely from Herobrine's point of view.

Deb has always been your typical fighter. Agile. Quick. Always ready. Until the Wednesday that showed that she wasn't strong enough. As she fought her greatest enemy, Jacob, at Port Snowfall, they found themselves in an unexpected blinding blizzard, forcing Deb to lose her sight of the enemy. And she fought to make her way through. After a descent in altitude that felt like forever, she finally landed on snow, just to find out that even the most agile warrior has a weakness.