Once, light graced the entire kingdom of Roahla, but now the land is shrouded in darkness. The land was cursed to be shunned by the sun, and the moon is left as the largest source of light. Only magic keeps the land alive after a century of darkness. Celia is a normal human in the sun-forsaken land of Roahla until a young dragon chooses her to be her rider. With the aid of magic from her dragon, Celia goes on a quest to find what remains of the last rays of the last sunset. She hopes to use them to restore the sun to Roahla. Little does she know, there are those who do not desire the return of the sun. Both friends and foes await the human girl and her dragon. Completed! Constructive criticism and critiques are welcome. Thank you for looking at my story! I appreciate it! Sneak Peek! "You're sixteen, you went through twelve years of school, and you passed the test to be one of the Potentials in the Choosing. You even got the third highest score in the class...out of five...only four of who passed... I'm average! I'm not the best." She paced, "What if I do something stupid and ruin my chances to be chosen? That's even worse than not being chosen at all!" "Calm... caaaalllmm..." Celia slowly inhaled, then attempted to regain her focus by explaining what she had to do in the simplest way possible. "All I have to do is go out there when I am called, stand in front of the dragons, then open my mind and soul for examination by the draga. That's simple enough." Top Rankings: #1 in sunlight (3/14/21) #2 in wasteland (4/28/21) #3 in dragonets (4/8/21) #4 in dragonrider (10/17/19) #5 in quest (3/20/21) #6 in fantasy (3/14/21) #6 in moonlight (3/20/21) #7 in adventure (4/10/21) #8 in day (3/20/21) #9 in dawn (3/20/21)

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Hello there. You have stumbled onto a completely random book. That means random information about contests, Sunbeam, updates, and random other things. Sometimes there is important information in here. Sometimes not. Most of it should be of interest to you. Hopefully. Are you still reading this? It's a random book, okay? Not much to be said. Do you really still need a description? JUST READ IT ALREADY.

It is the year 2099, and the world's fastest, most efficient form of transportation, The Silver Falcon, races through the countryside of India. It is a train that has united the world, but one man on board worries it may not be fast enough. This man carries only a tattered suitcase, but it holds years of secrets. He is not who he says he is. Told in a series of flashbacks to his youth, and set on a futuristic, high-tech train, we slowly uncover the truth of the past, the pain buried with it, and his final chance at redemption. A story about forgetting and remembering, follow one man's journey through the past and to the end of the line. The only question is: will he make it in time?

Far beyond the stars, yet in a world far closer to our own than you might ever imagine, there is a starry world named Planet Popstar. This world plays home to a few heroes you've probably heard of, and has already survived the attacks of many a villain, thanks to her greatest hero, The Warrior of the Stars. But when a new threat rears its ugly head and threatens the peace of the idyllic realm of Dreamland, will the same old heroes be enough to stop it? Or does the still-healing, so-recently-war-torn Galaxy need another heroine to lend her sword to its protection? The young child who has already saved the Galaxy countless times, despite his young age and his innocent demeanor. The mute kid who feels like nobody ever really notices him, like his presence is hardly even necessary. The odd new hero, an aberration among her own kind, who longs for a voice. The quirky magician who flees from his past, never slowing to let anybody else catch up. The lone knight who still nurses old battle wounds not so far beneath the surface, who wishes for a heart of stone. For our heroes, new and old, surviving the Monstrous Lightning is just the very beginning of an adventure that will span cultures, centuries, worlds, dimensions, and hearts. This is a story that strives to prove that every life has meaning, that everyone can be redeemed, that everyone can be loved, and that no matter who you are and others' expectations of you, you can do great things with the help of the power that hung the very stars in place. Even during the worst of storms, the stars are still there, hidden amidst the lightning. This, dear Reader, is the story of the Heroes of Dreamland. (I do not own the Kirby series or any part of the Kirby series, be it locales, characters, names, trademarks, etc. etc. Nintendo/HAL Laboratory does. I own all of my OCs, locales, names, etc. Please don't take them without asking. Thanks, all. I hope you enjoy.) (Cover art by @Pink_Ichigo_Bunny77.)

Because I'm bored, want to random talk about Kirby ideas (like random notes, story ideas, etc.) and decided "Hey, it's unoriginal, but why not?". c: Add an old weird drawing of Kirbeh, and we're ready! Disclaimer: Kirbeh (Kirby) and his pals belong to Nintendo! :DD WARNING: BEEWARE O DE BEEAUTIFUL QUEN SECTONIA CUZ SHE EES FABULOOS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just when the heroes start to think that maybe the trouble's all over for now, they're reminded that not all is right in Dreamland or the Mirror World thanks to a couple of Dark beings who have had plenty of time to plot and plan and grow extra bitter against their Light reflections. Maybe getting things fixed and back to normal will be simple... but, then again, when is that ever the case here in the land of dreams? Hold on to your Dimensional Capes, Hats, Scarfs, etc., because this is the start of what may turn out to be either the heroes' greatest victory... or their worst defeat. Oh, and thanks to the Dimension Mirror, things may be growing extra complicated when a new-but-awfully-familiar character enters the scene. He's here, and he's determined to destroy all involved in this great battle, both the Light and the Dark. The peace of all worlds may be here, but now that the prophecies and the programming are gone from Nintendo World, who's to say how long it will last? (Book 6 in the Heroes of Dreamland saga) (rated PG for mild fantasy violence and some mildly scary elements) (I do not own any of Nintendo's locations, characters, etc. I claim no ownership of their property. I do own all my OC's, all plotlines and plot devices in these books that are of my own design, my original locations, etc. Please do not copy, paraphrase, or otherwise steal my work. Thanks.)

The Fountain of Dreams lies in ruins. The Mirror World is draining of life. Dreamland's color is beginning to fade away as every last sweet dream vanishes. One of the five points of Nintendo World is very sick. But how could any of this have happened?... A terrible foe has gathered the tools and weapons of every villain the Warrior of the Stars has ever faced and used them to turn himself into something terrible. And what's worse, this foe knows our heroes well, and intends to use everything he can against them. Dreamland is facing her darkest hour, and when her heroes find that many of their once-allies have turned their backs on them, what is to be done to save the fair realm? Will Light be restored to Dreamland? Or will the forces of Darkness and nightmares succeed in finally emptying the Galaxy of all its hopes and dreams? You've traveled far with these brave heroes, dear Reader. You've learned of a world beyond our own, a world not that far away. You've met and come to know six great warriors, some more likely than others, each with their own unique story. You've watched as they've experienced victory and defeat, rejoicing and loss, love and hatred, forgiveness and the withholding of such. But now our journey nears its end, and soon the curtain will fall on the Heroes of Dreamland. The only question that remains is, will the scene close on an again-peaceful Dreamland, or a world of Darkness and nightmares that will never see Light again? (The final book in the Heroes of Dreamland saga) (Rated PG for mild fantasy violence and some mildly scary elements) (I do not own any of Nintendo's locations, characters, etc. I claim no ownership of their property. I do own all my OC's, all plotlines and plot devices in these books that are of my own design, my original locations, etc. Please do not copy, paraphrase, or otherwise steal my work. Thanks.)

Are you new to Kirby or just looking for a friendly little ol' fandom to join? Tired of hearing Author Lady here drone on and on about the Kirby crew? Wanting some Kirby-related laughs? Well, look no further! I'm Magolor, and today I'll be writing about Dreamland and its inhabitants. What?! No Author Lady, at all?! [shocking] Well that's right folks! Just me, myself, and I! Magolor + Education = FUN! *Author Lady's note: I'm hoping Magolor will put himself to good use for once, plus I thought this would be a nice way to end the year off. Hopefully this was a good idea; Magolor, I'm counting on you.* Disclaimer: All Kirby characters belong to their respective owners, i.e. Nintendo and HAL Labs. The Kirby franchise belongs to their respective owners, i.e. Nintendo and HAL Labs. All OCs belong to their respective owners. *THERE MAY BE A FEW SPOILERS IN THE INHABITANT HISTORIES AND STUFF. READ AT OWN RISK.* [I'll also probably be editing some stuff that Magolor left out here and there. Basically saying that this is a work-in-progress.]

Pokémon logic at its finest. Warning: Do not drink any liquids while reading this, as you may laugh so hard that you choke XD Warning: do not read this at night, as you may laugh so loud that you wake up your family XD