A girl named Algaia have always fascinated the world of Anime. One day, she met the God Of Dreams named Morpheus, and granted her wish to live in different Anime worlds. But the story has a twist, she will only live there for 100 days. She will lose both her life in the real world and in her dream world if she fails to find someone to love before the last day. Algaia is unaware of her power in this world, the power of her charm and beauty. In every world she enters, she will capture the hearts of every guy that she meets. Read the story of Algaia, the girl who traveled in different worlds in a hundred days. A comedy, romance, adventure, fantasy, mystery and slice of drama themed story for Anime lovers :) ©To the owners of the animes in this story. Concepts & idea of this story is all mine alone. Please do not make use of my original characters without permission and/or copy this story. Thank you. THIS IS THE ORIGINAL 100DAYSINTHEANIMEWORLD. PLEASE DON'T STEAL MY IDEA/CONCEPT. RESPECT. Anyone proven to have stolen this story's plot will be reported immediately. I hope you understand.

Frankie Taton doesn't understand most of the problems in her life. Abandoned by her mother. Entombed in a crypt. Cursed with antlers. The only upside to her plight is the friendly mortician that takes care of her, along with a peculiar goose. But what Frankie doesn't know is that her life, and everything around her, is about to change... ****** A Wattpad Showcase Winner! This program is rated TV-PG-14 for language and violence. We suggest you watch this with the covers up and your cat canoodling beside you. Thank you.

Villains normally have the same cut out personality, Evil, psychotic, and no sense of humanity. Yet no one dares to look into the eyes of Emerald Vane, as she has been warded off as the bad guy. But what if the villain is good, and the hero is bad. Just take a look into her side, see how the villain might just be the hero, in her own sort of way. Prologue Out- Rest of Story Coming Soon! Inspired by the song "Come Little Children."