Magic: a common ability, in The Radiant Isles, the advanced society of light and knowledge, and Home of the Elves, and most Humans; but not so in Ulfavir, The Deep, the Lands of darkness and chaos, Home of... everything else. Magic: personal in nature, unique to a point, though usually identifiable and trainable; until It's simply... not. Magic: all-powerful, industrious, intricate, and challenging; and also flawed, full of weaknesses, chaotic, over complicated, uncontrollable, and dangerous. That's all magic really is, after all... semantics, and two sides to a coin that decides the fate of the world, every day.

A boy leaves home to become a man, and discovers that the world is not so small as he thought. Or perhaps, from a different perspective, much smaller indeed.

(Upon wings of fate series) (Upon wings of change fanfiction) The context and universe of this story isn't my creation, it is a creation of another Wattpad author, Crystal Scherer. I recommend you read her books, especially her Upon wings of change series. It makes my fanfiction of her story much easier to understand. I thank Crystal for allowing me to write a spinoff of her books. She is an incredible writer and I have read nearly all her books more that 5 times each. In a new world where human turned Dragonets have to adjust to alien habitation, a new mother struggles to look after her weak and unique newborns. After a terrible accident, Zara has to let her baby go out into a world she can't follow. To ensure her daughter's survival, Zara must let the unfamiliar aliens take care of her child. Zara will see a new side of the aliens and how they are nothing like humans.

This story is inspired by Crystal Scherer's story Upon Wings Of Change. Be aware that I added my little twist to it so it's not an exact replica of her work. Living within the confines of walls never bothered Almond. At least she has her siblings by her side. The day that the ground shook beneath the pups' paws would make itself known to their fragile minds as the beginning of a new era. An era of aliens and fire lizards. Our small forms rush out into the darkness of twilight. The bright speckles of light against the dark sky don't have time to be acknowledged as another tremor shakes the ground beneath our paws. It trips both Sun and Twig who let out cries of terror. They quickly get back up and dash after the rest of us. Together, we run in search of shelter. The lack of long term exercise makes itself known when my muscles become shaky and weak beneath me. As my surroundings shake again, I lose my footing and a sharp tingling pain stabs into my right shoulder. My snout is met with a mouthful of dirt which gets caught in the back of my throat. Unable to chase after my panicking siblings and struggling to breath, more fear adds to the jumble of emotions bouncing around in my head. Pain from my strained muscles, terror due to the ear shattering screams in the distance, fear of possibly choking to death, losing my brothers and sisters, and living alone for the rest of my life. All struggling over the other for more space. After what feels like years, the scratchy substance of the ground is coughed up and spat out. I catch my breath as everything around me goes through another series of rumbles, screams finally relieving my flattened ears. All goes quiet and the shaking stops. Insects stay silent, birds stay hidden, all that I manage to pick up is the sporadic sound of my heart beat and breathing. What's happening?

In a cash-strapped universe, the no-nonsense JG Hull finds her niche maintaining outdated starships for barter by using her skills, bare hands and her decommissioned drydock, the Katanga Bay. She is so successful that her business cuts deep into the profits of the shady Dockmaster, who holds a monopoly on shipbuilding and maintenance across the universe and will stop at nothing to put the one-woman show out of business, by hatching a series of plans they will soon regret. A new Chapter every Friday.

Ivy is an orphan Familiar, a magical cat without a master or mistress, and she is just fine with that. Years before, after all, her mother was killed by a supernatural monster, along with her wizard master. Unfortunately, Ivy's simple, peaceful life as a farm cat is destined to come to an end. A prophecy names her as the one who will travel to another world to seek a healer, a healer who will protect both worlds from another evil menace...

Twenty-five years ago the Vardeshi came to Earth. Then they vanished without a trace. Graduate student Avery Alcott always knew they would return. When they do, she's the only one who can speak their language. She's quickly recruited to join the crew of an 11-man starship on a one-year mission into the depths of space. Avery leaps at the chance to leave behind everything she's ever known. Wearing a Vardeshi uniform, adapting to their culture, following their orders, she's as close to being one of them as she'll ever be. But there's more to interstellar diplomacy than knowing the right words to say. And shedding her identity turns out to be harder than she expected. When her ship, its crew, and the fragile human-Vardeshi alliance are threatened, Avery's humanity-the very thing putting her at risk-just might be the one thing that can save her.

The year is 2083, Full-Dive Virtual Reality has only just begun to take off. Many businesses have already begun to profit from this second world that acts as a new internet hub. However, Evotania the coming of the third world is upon us described as being truly a world of its own with its own unique rules and inhabitants. Follow Daniel Smith currently a high-school senior trying to find both himself and to create a future that can support both himself and his aging grandfather. Coming from a poorer family and abused and outcasted by his real father and brother after the loss of his mother. Growing up mostly alone, burying himself in simpler things, spending most of his youth in a gym or training inside combat simulators. Evotania is arriving soon, and Daniel looks to use the new world to change himself. He plans to walk his own path and pave his own way.

Fresh out of the academy, Zeal is on his first solo outing as an Abator. The anomaly he's sent to study prevents his death and transfers him to a new universe. Universe Six, as The System tells him, has vastly different fundamental laws. They include the governing of magic and the strange tattoos that ink themselves onto the body called Stigmata. Journey with Zeal as he makes friends, enemies, and bonds with an adorable Kobold named Luin. The Birth of Fantasy is a Gamelit, Litrpg with Cultivation progression instead of stats. The release schedule will be Monday through Friday.

Cover by Macey_Mouse Sang is a human. Scratch that, she's a cat. She's an Academy bird? Maybe labels aren't her thing. Sang Sorenson is a shifter, a human who can shift into an animal at will. It's been her secret for years. She never had the best life, but when her mother found out, Sang found out just how cruel humans could be. The punishments were relentless, always for things she didn't do. Her mother's favorite was to strip her down naked, force her to shift, and lock her out of the house until it was time for school. Then, Sang would be let inside to get ready, go to school, come home and do some chores, possibly being punished, and then it was outside for the rest of the night/weekend. She was a 'creature from Hell,' as her atheist mother might say, an animal. And animals live outside. That doesn't make it any easier to survive out there, however. So when Sang gets stuck in a tree, and the boys come to the rescue, she's grateful for the 'friends.' She soaks up their attention and affection, quickly worming her way into their team- but as only a mere cat. They confide in her, love her as a pet, unaware of her true nature. They have no idea the kitten they love so much is really just a teenage girl. How long can she keep up the act? What happens when the boys find out? I guess you'll have to hit the 'Start Reading' button if you ever want to figure it out. Insert exaggerated wink here.