Fallon, a brilliant master of magic. Tsuki, a sporty (and somewhat idiotic) heir to a thriving company. Definitely not a match made in heaven (or anywhere, for that matter), but when Tsuki's poor performance in school cause them to meet, chaos issues. How in the world is the most intelligent student at Chronum supposed to tutor an oblivious idiot? Fallon doesn't have time to worry about her new tutoring gig, though. With her ever-growing list of dangerous rivals, opposing Mages, and everything in between, even getting through the school year is going to be a challenge. Credit to @DreamJewel for the cover.

I've never been normal. I've always been smarter than everyone else, more creative, just plain better. I knew that there was a reason for this, but I never knew what it was. Until now. It turns out that beyond Earth, there is an entire civilization consisting of what Earthlings would consider to be "aliens", and it turns out that I'm one of these so called "aliens". Isn't that fun. Now I'm caught in between two worlds that I don't belong to, and I have to figure out how to survive in a completely new school on a completely new planet. Things didn't seem so bad, but when you throw in my ability to attract insanity, things get way more complicated.

One can only go so far, so what would you do if your sanity was in question? Would you fight it back, or would you surrender to the abyss? Possible trigger warning, angst

Ignitus. It is, as it name means, flawless. It is perfect. Everyone is happy, safe, warm, and content. It is the ideal world, a world without faults. A utopia. If only my life was. Welcome to Ignitus, a perfect world with imperfect people. A world of magic and technology. The world where this crazy story happens. Now then, what elemental magic do you use?

Humans weren't always flightless, weak creatures. Millennia ago, humans ruled the sky and flew with their strong wings. After some time, those humans disappeared from the Earth, leaving their legacy to the wingless, frail creatures humans now are. After years of research, though, a small group of scientists found a way to resurrect the species. Strong, intelligent, and winged, they will do anything to escape.

"You know, to a dying person, gender is like a favorite color. You ask and know about it, but it rarely affects how you feel towards that person." After meeting a girl with terminal cancer, Tsuki's views begin to change about many things, like how cool books and math can be, and soon, new emotions begin to surface between the two. But will time cut their relationship short?