☼ Come play through the Challenges with us on the Games server! IBMECOfficial.mcserver.ws. ☼ *Skylox, Ssunkipz, and Merome* "Sky!" Ty shouts worriedly, dropping to his knees next to me and hugging me close to him. He glances at the GameMaster. "What'd you do to him?" he growls. "Rule number three: No rebelling against or arguing with the GameMaster." ***This story is gonna have some INCREDIBLY feelsy chapters, like, prepare for an ultimate feels overload. It also has some really gory parts, though, so uh... yeah. Don't pass out or anything, don't let your imagination get too out of hand.*** *The be-ay-yoo-tiful cover was made by the lovely @FanfictionRepublic, so go check her out!*

Ty Ellis is a quiet boy, reciting his life as if it were just a poem. A boy of age 21, his life is just ahead of him. But all of that isn't what he wanted. He used to be happy, outgoing. But when he was 20, just a year ago, he was raped. How could this take a turn? Ty no longer likes talk. As a child, he was cute. Now older, he hasn't lost his cuteness. No one can resist him, the girls pry and the boys blush. Too bad that he's a hard shell to crack. The other, Adam Dahlberg, lives up to his family name. Handsome, proud, confident, awarding, chick-magnet, he even went to Harvard. Now he's looking for somewhere to settle down, with his happy life. But reality hasn't forgiven him yet. He stumbles upon his rival back in college, whose won victory over the girl they once fought over. But now he wants to end this war once and for all. In such an unforgiving reality, they find out that forgiveness is not to let something go, but to give something another reason to move forward.

It all started with a letter. A letter that brought them to a mansion. A mansion that then trapped them inside with a monster. A monster known as the EnderOni. Now 13 unlucky minecrafters are trapped inside the EnderOni's mansion, forced to solve puzzles and fight battles to even keep alive, let alone escape. But it doesn't stop there. One of those minecrafters already knows how it ends. He's seen it all before in the previous loop, and he'll see it all again in the next. Never once in any of the loops has he gotten close to freedom. But maybe that can change. Maybe, after learning from all his mistakes, he can finally outsmart the EnderOni.

*third book of the IBMEC (I Blame My Evil Clone) trilogy* "But if you think we're going to give up, you're wrong. We will fight until this entire event is over and done with, 'till we ourselves are over and done with. We will never give up. Never."

*sequel for I Blame My Evil Clone* "What if I told you that you killed the wrong Ty? What if I told you that I put him under a spell that made him beat you and act like me? What if I told you that right before he died, when he called you an unwanted idiot, he was saying what I wanted him to instead of telling you he forgave you like he wanted to? Hmm? What if?"

Sky has been acting like a total jerk lately. Burning down Ty's house, killing Jeffery and Dillon... But maybe it's not his fault?

In which two best friends, one aro and the other ace, get married in order to promote one of the two to kingdom in an attempt at stopping a completely unnecessary magical apocalypse.

You know that awkward moment when you suddenly realize that your civilian flatmate and best friend is actually also your arch-nemesis? No? Well. /These/ boys sure do. Superpowers suck. Secret identities suck. Lovey dovey feelings suck. /Evil flatmates suck./

*kktato, skylox, setosolace, and dozens more XD* Welcome to Feel! Ironically, it is about a world that cannot Feel. Shh. Minor details. The main character, A.K.A. TYLER FRICKING CHRISTIE, A.K.A. THE BE-AY-YOO-TIFUL MUNCHINGBROTATO, is one of few who can Feel, so, hey, the title is justified! Tyler lives in a time After the Release (which was a horrible time where demons were cast out of Hell - the demons dissolved into the OverWorld air and the chemicals that made them jacked up the humans. Nice going, Herobrine). And he'd give absolutely anything to have lived Before the Release, instead. Unfortunately, he's stuck in present time (187 A.R. or something), and he's dreading waking up every morning to go to a school full of unfeeling people in a town full of unfeeling people in a freaking world full of unfeeling people. But then the government has a minor freak-out over the rising up of a small organization called the "Before Council," which strives to return the world to how it was Before the Release, and Tyler gets caught in the middle of it, and you know what? Maybe he doesn't mind all that much.