Everyone has a destiny. Everyone, including Riva Wrydon. Riva thought she was just an average girl from the small village of Ravenscreg. Her life was the same pretty much every day, church on Sundays, school every day of the week, hanging out with her best friend, Elowen and her sister, Vesper. She thought her life was just ordinary. That is, until the God of Death visited her in her sleep and told her that she was to meet up in a library with a God, and that they must work together. With that cryptic clue to her destiny, Riva took her best lifelong friend, Elowen, and ran headfirst into the storm. The problem with running headfirst into a storm is that you can't see where you're going, and when she begins to realise she's in over her head, it's too late. Suddenly, she's thrust into a world she never could've imagined would exist. Armed with a talking pigeon and a guinea pig on a leash, when she meets the God Atlas, she finds out that she plays a much bigger role in all of this, and that her lifelong friend might not be who he says he is. Just where does she come in, and why is she only now finding out about it?

Everything was great for Edward, the prince of a kingdom under the name of Paxsalam. He had a cool older brother, he had nice parents, he had a awesome kingdom. All was well... Until he lost both of his parents in an expedition. In order to bring justice to the witch who was responsible for the deaths of his parents, Edward is determined to learn magic. With the help of his brother Claude and many more, this young prince is going to have a journey of a lifetime. But first, Edward must participate in an yearly event known as: The Magician Games, so that his magic skills will be more recognized by the society of magic. Meanwhile, a mysterious force threatens to steal something very precious, located inside the palace of Paxsalam...

In a quiet valley far from the rest of the world, sixteen-year-old Akiro lives a simple life with his grandmother. The village is peaceful, almost forgotten by time, its people surrounded by ancient forests, strange relics, and fading legends about a long-lost goddess known as Tokyo. To most, these stories are nothing more than myths. To Akiro, they are symbols, echoes of a past that no longer matters. Akiro does not believe in gods. He believes in nature. He avoids violence, refuses to harm living beings, and lives by a quiet moral code that sets him apart from the rest of the village. Animals seem to trust him instinctively, and the forest itself feels like his true home. But beneath the calm surface, something stirs. Old stories told by a drunken storyteller, a mysterious amulet, and the sudden appearance of a stranger named Hiori Sora begin to unravel the fragile peace of Akiro's world. Words he has never learned slip from his mouth. Emotions he cannot explain. grief, longing, and guilt-weigh on his heart as if they belong to another life. As the line between legend and reality slowly fades, Akiro is forced to confront a truth he never sought: the past may not be as distant as everyone believes. And some destinies, no matter how deeply buried, will always find their way back to the present.

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Iya Tiki is the Snow Princess, the heiress to the kingdom of Shaenlir. It is the life she has always known... Or so she thinks, until a young elfin man named Ean shows up claiming that she has been missing from their hometown for the past four years. At first, she finds it unbelievable, until a twist of events proves that the Snow Queen has malicious intent not just for Iya, but for the rest of Aia as well. Iya escapes, only to discover that it is up to her and Ean to stop the Snow Queen's plot. Can the two young elves thwart the Snow Queen in time, or will the world be doomed to forever be ruled by ice? (Comments and votes are always appreciated!) COVER: @x_luminous_x

A PJO story Clarisse La Rue x Male OC

"battle not with monsters lest you become a monster and if you gaze into the abyss the abyss gazes into you" f. nietzsche the sea of monsters percy jackson slowburn

📖 RELIQUIA MUNDUS 🕯️ The world did not end when the gods failed. It simply... became silent. When prayers went unanswered and miracles turned into forgotten relics, the world was forced to learn how to exist without the voice of the heavens. Alexa is not a hero. He was not chosen by prophecy, crowned by destiny, nor saved by light. He is only someone who chose to stay- in a world already abandoned by its gods. Alongside ancient relics that still remember blood and sacrifice, alongside beings who have lost their purpose but not their will, Alexa walks through the ruins of mythology: fallen gods, frozen worlds, and truths too heavy to be spoken. On that path, he meets Eri- a small child left alone in a world too cruel to allow her tears to matter. It was not fate that brought them together, but a single, quiet decision: to not turn away. RELIQUIA MUNDUS is a story about: a world after the gods have failed, ancient weapons that still carry the will of the past, sacrifices no one ever witnessed, and a hand that chose to remain, even when the world demanded release. This is not a story about saving the world. It is a story about why the world is still worth saving.

Evelyn Pluto Murphy has spent her entire life seeing things no one else can. So has her best friend, Percy Jackson. Monsters hiding behind human faces. Myths that refuse to stay buried. Shadows that move when they shouldn't. Adults call it imagination. Teachers call it trouble. But when a routine school trip turns violent and a trusted teacher reveals herself to be something inhuman, Evelyn and Percy are forced to face the truth-the ancient gods are real, their stories never ended, and the two of them are no longer invisible. Betrayed, frightened, and armed with strange weapons they don't understand, Evelyn and Percy are pulled into a world where loyalty is tested, danger is constant, and survival depends on choices far beyond their years. As monsters close in and secrets unravel, Evelyn must confront the question she's avoided her whole life: why her? Because some children are born ordinary. And some are born carrying the weight of myths that never truly died.

A war is stirring-one the gods refuse to see. Sophie has spent her life fighting battles she was never meant to carry alone. At Camp Half-Blood, she is powerful, guarded, and haunted by dreams she cannot escape. The Titans are stirring. Ancient forces are breaking free. And Kronos-the fallen Lord of Time-is whispering once more into the world. As demigods begin to disappear and monsters grow bolder, Sophie finds herself caught between loyalty and truth. The gods dismiss the danger as a passing cycle, refusing to intervene. Camp Half-Blood prepares for threats it barely understands. And Luke Castellan-once a hero, now something far darker-walks a dangerous line between rebellion and destruction. When Sophie is forced to confront secrets buried deep within her past, she must decide what she is willing to sacrifice to stop a war that could destroy both Olympus and the mortal world. Her choices pull her closer to Kronos's grasp-and farther from the people she is trying to protect. With Percy Jackson, Annabeth Chase, and Grover Underwood by her side, Sophie faces a truth the gods refuse to acknowledge: this war will not be won by pride or prophecy alone. It will be won by those brave enough to stand in the space between light and darkness-and survive it. Because this time, the enemy doesn't just want Olympus. He wants her.