Dominick Redwing, is a young Native American mage with a very special gift. The ability to see far into the distant past, and it's this gift that has attracted the ire of every magical branch in the world. Each one desires to acquire Dom's eyes for their own reasons. Yet should they take him by force they would be subject to retaliation of not only Dom's family but of the other magical branches. And so an alternative is put forth. To avoid mass bloodshed over Dom's valuable eyes, six individuals all from very different walks of life will enter into a sort of tournament on behalf of their branch. One where they will summon forth powerful figures from history and mythology to due battle on their behalf. Dom himself is invited to participate in order to earn the recognition that his family and branch of magic desire. Yet even with a powerful partner wearing the face of Dom's past, can this young man hope to withstand the combined wrath of the four main branches of magic? (This is an original story set in the world of the Fate Series, so if this sounds like a Holy Grail War, that would be why.)

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Welcome to the wonderful world of writing on Wattpad! This is Wattpad, not the Olympics, so there's no need to panic. Anyone can try it, no training required. Writing doesn't have to be complicated, and you don't have to be a graduate of some fancy university, but there are a few guidelines that will make things easier for you and your readers. I have tips for beginners who paid as little attention in English as I did, as well as details on things I've learned over the years. Anyone can write a story. I never thought I would write anything, but I tried it and - much to my surprise - I found it very relaxing and entertaining. Feel free to skip around the chapters to find sections that interest you. You are also welcome to skim everything in case you find a hidden gem of advice. Please note that my writing tips follow the Chicago Manual of Style writing guide (you are free to use a different guide - keeping things consistent is the biggest thing).

"She added a charm to her bracelet for every life that she took." Kalena is a young assassin working for the Lord of Carrvana. When the Lord's favorite, Charles, suddenly betrays him, Kalena is appointed to go after Charles. What starts as a mission to find Charles, turns into a journey to find answers. Why did Charles betray their Lord? What secrets does the Lord keep and how is it connected to Kalena's past?

Freedom is the one thing that ice dragon Kahaun will do anything for. Traded off as a bargaining chip in a deal between two mages, his new mage owner turns out to be even more cruel than the Beast Collector had been. Sereya is all about control and forcing it from her subjects. Getting out of her grasp is the only thing on his mind. However, she's too powerful to take on alone. He forms an alliance with other thralls, and together, they plot their escape. Yet not everything is what it seems. The gods have a plan of their own, and not everyone in Kahaun's alliance can be trusted. -=-=-=-=- [Bottled: Book Two] [Can be read as a stand-alone] [High-Fantasy | Dragon] [Cover by @Calmwolf]

Josh Alves recently became a father. The only issue with that is that he is gay and never went to an adoption agency. Caleb somehow turned into a five-year-old and now goes by the name, Kyle, unaware of his traumatic past and who he was prior. Now Josh must cope with the grief while trying to raise Kyle in order to give him a happier life than Caleb could have ever had. Open Novella Contest 2020 entry

Santosh and Ibrahim are two individuals brought together through violence in the Kashmir Valley. With both nursing broken hearts and shattered dreams, it will take a lot to trust each other and move on to realize their true potential. This is a story about discovering ourselves, finding what matters to us most and staying on that course. Updates every Saturday! Cover made by the wonderfully talented @Azanthiel :)

"They say it takes a village to raise a child. If that's true, then it also takes a village to murder one." One year after a devastating unsolved murder, Allison Ross returns home for the summer from her freshman year at college to find she's not the only one struggling to move on. After running into several faces from the past, it becomes clear that nothing is certain about what really happened that fateful summer night when her best friend, Meredith, was murdered. With the killer still on the loose, the entire town is in a heightened state of paranoia, willing to point the finger at anyone with even the slightest hint of motive. Feeling immense pressure, the police grow desperate for leads. When they begin to suspect Allie is hiding something, she becomes their prime suspect. With her freedom on the line, Allie begins to search for answers and soon teams up with an unlikely ally. But in a small town like Beckridge, asking questions about a dead girl is a sure way to get yourself noticed... especially by the killer. Can Allie uncover the truth before the police, and the killer, zero in, or will her own dark secrets put her directly in their line of fire? ~ 2nd place in The_Bookshop's Damn Fine Writing Contest

Aaron is a high schooler who has a high reputation. He's the star pitcher of the school baseball team and very smart. He don't have a girlfriend, mainly because he "doesn't have time" for a girlfriend. After accidentally bumping into Kento, a runner on the track team, (who gets angry at Aaron afterwards) Aaron feels that he's missing something, but he can't figure out what. Aaron joins the science club after the principal establishes that seniors must join a club, and to his surprise, Kento also joined. The next day, the two get paired randomly for a science fair project, and Kento already hates Aaron because of what happened yesterday. Kento has to learn to get along with Aaron if they want to win in the fair. (AGES 13+: STRONG LANGUAGE USED THROUGHOUT THE BOOK.) *New chapters every Saturday. First chapter posted on November 30, 2019. If you like this book, please vote for it and follow me! It really means a lot to me.

Earnest always feels like he's ignored by others except for his friend Sarah, and he holds a deep secret that no one knows about. After realizing that he needs to tell someone, he writes everything on a sticky note, pasting it in Sarah's locker. While passing a note to Sarah in class, a classmate takes the note out of Earnest's hand. The student takes the note too literally, which causes confusion throughout the whole school. Everyone avoids Earnest, who is left alone by himself. Until a new guy comes to school. (Strong language. Recommended for ages 13 and up.) Please vote for my story and follow me! Thank you for the support if you do! *New Chapters every 7-10 days (lol)