Cordonalae is a Draugma, a race of creatures who exist to give humans the dreams they are incapable of forming. In his world, his kind are imprisoned slaves, working endlessly so their dreams may be sold to the highest bidder Outside. Cor has never questioned his existence as a slave, a number, until a dream gives him a feeling he's never known: freedom. Inspired to hold onto this dream for himself, he defies the rules and hides it, but not for long. Discovered and sentenced to death, he runs for his life. As he tries to avoid capture, he explores a new, outside world and encounters people unlike any he's met before. He begins to discover his own powers as a Draugma and wants to spread the hope and wonder he believes dreams possess. But as Cor travels through this strange world he becomes faced with the idea that the dreams he loves might be a fantasy. And that may destroy him. Cover by TheGreatSphinx Please note: This is not a happy story. Please take care of yourself and exercise caution.

The uncontrollable power lurking beneath Princess Alethia's skin can either be the savior of the Four Kingdoms or its destruction. Princess Alethia was raised on three principles: (1) Mercy is for the weak, (2) Emotions are an unwanted distraction, and (3) The penalty for weakness is death. But even her mother's ruthless training cannot strip away Alethia's humanity buried deep within her. When her mother, Queen Liliana, breaks a Peace Treaty with the Gera Kingdom and begins a deadly war, Alethia must do the one thing she thought was impossible: stop her mother. An action-packed story about friendship, love, loyalty, power, and how far one princess is willing to go to save everything she cares about. {Word count: ~130,000} Highest achievements/Impressive rankings #3 in warriors out of 34.7K stories #1 in gemstones out of 2K stories #5 in tyrant out of 491 stories #48 in darkfantasy out 5.1K stories Previously featured in wattpad community creator reading list Awards 1st Place in fantasy: The Cerulean Awards (2020)

Fairies have it all, or so we thought.