Alternativestory Stories

The year is 1945, the Central Powers holds a frail hegemony over Europe with the German Empire being the back bone of this hegemony. With the Entente having broken up due to inconclusive result of the Great War, the Russian Republic unwilling oppose the Central Powers due to their own internal problems, and the U.S unwilling to participate in conflict across the sea for a second time, It looks like the United Kingdom and France Republic are the only ones that to dare challenge this hegemony but oddly enough war doesn't seem to be coming anytime soon. Suddenly one day, a mysterious large gate appears out of nowhere in Berlin, and just as the 1st Berlin Reichgarde secured the mysterious structure, a horde of Roman-like soldiers appeared.

The Dominium Crucis has ruled Europe for centuries. Its faith is law, its cross is a sword. Those born different - those who dream what they shouldn't dream, who move objects with their minds, who feel the world the wrong way - disappear. The Inquisition takes care of that. On the Piedmontese heights, a man with white hair and eyes the color of the sun witnesses something he will never forget. Not because it frightens him. But because for the first time in his existence he feels something he cannot yet name. This is the first chapter of Is This God's Dream? - a story about faith, power, and what it means to be human when you're not sure you are.

THE AMBY AWARDS 2022 WINNER (Best Series) Book One (Book Three of the trilogy is on the WATTYS 2022 SHORTLIST) Wattpad featured story. The Adept Pen 21 finalist. Samara, a young woman from London, visits Bran Castle in Romania during a Halloween night. Somehow, she's always felt drawn to the story of Vlad the Impaler, the historical character who allegedly inspired the writer, Bram Stoker, to write his Count Dracula. Annoyed by her noisy friends, she strolls behind her group when they enter the castle and thus gets approached by their tall dark and handsome guide. Samara can't fight the attraction she feels for him, even after he claims to be Vlad Dracul himself, obviously making fun of her...or? At the end of the tour, unable to resist her curiosity, she follows the guide through a dark corridor and time travels to another time, a late medieval world populated by very unusual vampires, where she had once belonged. The mysterious guide turns out to be her husband, none less than Vlad III, the Prince of Wallachia, the Impaler... Dracula. Samara's memories start to trickle back slowly, both good and bad. The man she loves so much that she feels overcome by her feelings for him is not exactly as he was when she left him before, when she... died. A lot of things have changed in her absence, in six hundred years. But she is changed too, having grown up in the 21st century this time around, she is not quite the same girl as when she lived in Vlad's castle, in the late medievals. Will the great love they feel for each other despite their long separation be strong enough to overcome all their differences? Will Samara and Vlad accept each other as they are now and fight for their love? Will they defend it in the dangerous world they live in, full of people, or better vampires, who would rather see them apart? In this place where nothing and no one is what they really seem to be at first sight? Cover: @WakeWriteWrath

Disclaimer: This story is based on an Europa Universalis IV alternate history mod: Ante Bellum, this story specifically covers a timeline where the Umayyad Caliphate of Cordoba survives the attempted reconquista of the Christians led by Francia, colonized the new world, spread Islam throughout the globe, and made it through the centuries becoming a modernized Islamic state. (Credit to Parmelion for the Ante Bellum mod) After trials and tribulations, wars fought and rebellions quelled, only for another to come. Al-Andalus is truly a unique state, built by a disgraced dinasty after facing a rebellion, losing the title of "Khalifah" to said rebellion, and fled the chaos to a fringe region where most of it's inhabitants don't even speak Arabic or practice Islam. Al-Andalus has became a place where Christians, Muslims and Jews live side by side, such tolerance was never heard of in that time period. Granted, toleration can only go so far when you're surrounded by hostile neighbors. But by some miracle, Al-Andalus prevails. With the discovery of the Americas, the Andalusians were presented with an opportunity. After the Nizzarid pretender of Egypt cut of routes from India, the Andalusians could make up for the lost trade for an oceanic Empire, and use that funding to find alternative route to India. This empire building slowly snowballing Andalusia to become the world's naval hegemon, with territories covering from Kalifurniya to Malaya. Reforms and previously flawed system of equality were rectified, religious converts at an all time high, economy is booming. But alas, just like any colonial empire. It has to come to an end eventually, the Neo-Kharijites faning the flames of revolution across the Caliphate, most breakaway peacefully, others by force. And thus, the Andalusian golden age come to an end. But in year 1976, whilst the nation faces economic stagnation, A GATE has appeared in the city of Ishbiliya, and the Caliphate finds an opportunity.

Inspired by Call of Duty (mostly singleplayer campaign missions), Metal Gear Solid, the Bad 2 Bad franchises and Nocturals by story dialogue and plot (may not be 100% true)

Clover has fallen. The blitzkrieg is over. But the nightmare has only just begun. Stripped of his grimoire and severed from the Black Bulls, Asta awakens on the shores of Hino-a land once spoken of with reverence, now hollowed out by the Ritosu Shogunate and their foreign Rottannian masters. In this occupied realm, the old ways of "never giving up" are met with cold, industrial execution. The citizens live in a surveilled cage, policed by ruthless collaborators and watched by the mechanical eyes of the Reich. Magicless and alone, Asta is a pathogen in a sterile machine. Hunted as a dangerous anomaly, he must navigate a landscape of political betrayal and bleeding resistance cells. He is a ghost in a machine where the enemy doesn't just want to conquer-they want to erase. A revolution is brewing, but in Hino, freedom is bought with blood, not hope. - THE IMPERIAL WORLD SAGA An alternate-universe divergence from the canon timeline. ACT TWO: RESONANCE - Disclaimer: This is a fanfiction work based on Black Clover (AU). Original characters/settings belong to Yuki Tabata/Shueisha. AI used for formatting/syntax refinement. Warning: Strictly for mature readers. Contains themes of occupation, betrayal, and visceral warfare. Reader discretion is advised.

Abandoned, out seeking for revenge. Aria Rockwell proves the world wrong and rises, but not as she should. #1 in paradox-12/7/26 #2 in butterfly effect-12/7/26 #1in pyschological-13/7/26 #2 in alternatehistory-12/7/26

Julian Moretti wakes in 2007 with memories of a future that crowned idols, exposed scandals, and toppled empires. He buys Playboy before anyone realizes it still has teeth, then turns fame, sin, music, and Hollywood's secrets into weapons. In America, every door opens for the bold. Every debt comes due.

Nolan Callahan opens his eyes in 1994 Beverly Hills with a ruined family, a future only he remembers, and one chance to do everything differently. Football is the first door. Hollywood is waiting behind it, and Nolan plans to take far more than a second life.

In 1990s Hollywood, Evan Rosenberg has one advantage no studio can buy: memories of films that haven't been made yet. To survive the machine, he'll turn stolen time into hits, allies, enemies, and a name the town can't ignore.

Los Angeles, 2002. Ethan Hawthorne wakes with memories of a future where Hollywood has already been won and lost. MGM is wounded, the studios are arrogant, and the next billion-dollar franchises are still waiting to be claimed. If he plays the town right, one studio can become an empire.

Adrian Vale has memories of another life and one impossible goal: make 1990s Hollywood remember his name. But in a town ruled by favors, grudges, scandals, and ambition, every audition is a risk, every role is a battlefield, and fame can destroy a man before it makes him a star.

1913. As the Russian Empire celebrates three hundred years of Romanov rule, fifteen-year-old Lady Maeve Fitzgerald travels from Ireland to St. Petersburg with her family to discuss an ambitious horse-breeding partnership between Glenara's renowned hunters and Zalesye's Imperial Orlovs. What begins as a meeting of bloodlines soon becomes something far more personal. At Zalesye, Maeve discovers a world far removed from the glitter of the Imperial Court-and Andrei, the thoughtful son of Grand Duke Alexander, who would rather talk about horses than politics. But beyond the snow-covered estates and dazzling palaces, the foundations of an empire are beginning to shift. Some bloodlines are inherited. Others are chosen. And every legacy has a beginning.

What if the global revolution didn't ignite in Petrograd, but in the ports and coal mines of the Pacific? This sweeping, deeply detailed alternate history re-imagines the 20th century through the lens of a radical socialist superpower in the Southern Hemisphere. Spanning nearly a century, the chronicle begins in the depths of World War I, where a clandestine communication network known as the "Red Wire" sparks a synchronized worker uprising across Australia and New Zealand. Bypassing colonial wartime censorship, the newly forged Australasian Socialist Federation (ASF) successfully throws off the British Imperial yoke, breaking royal blockades and repelling a bloody Pacific Civil War. From the defense of Botany Bay to a fierce "Great Patriotic War" against Imperial Japanese invaders, the ASF survives through sheer solidarity and innovative, localized warfare. In peacetime, the Federation emerges as a global beacon of democratic syndicalism. Resilient against the Wall Street Crash of 1929, defiant during the Cold War's Tasman Missile Crisis, and untouched by the collapse of the Soviet Bloc, the ASF pioneers an insulated, eco-conscious economy driven by labor credits, green energy, and a revolutionary real-time digital democracy. Rich in geopolitical intrigue, technological divergence, and military strategy, this timeline offers a captivating blueprint of a world where corporate capitalism failed to conquer the globe, and the working class built a high-tech, zero-emission sanctuary in the South Pacific.

A collection of snapshots set before, during, and after the events of the completed novel The Long Summer. While many can be enjoyed on their own, they expand the world, characters, and history of the Romanov family, revealing the moments that shaped their lives-and the legacy they leave behind.

The Golden Empire told its soldiers the tunnels smelled like victory. Private Vael Solas believed that, once. A story about faith, survival, and what the underground takes from you that you don't notice until it's already gone. A Grave/Digger fanfiction story. (You don't really need to play the game in-order to read this) Credits to @fiztsxx, @iackofstability (who's responsible for my thumbnail), @crawlingtree/Leafuusub to some of the artworks, and etc (you guys are the best!)

I am not me but something that has been walking for a very long time... - band of brothers + the pacific (a little bit) - joseph liebgott x fem!oc - eugene roe x fem!oc - bill guarnere x fem!oc **based purely off the show band of brothers. this, in no way, is about any of the real life heroes of easy company and if you read this and think anything is disrespectful, please let me know

With over 2,100 ratings and 300+ reviews, this book is a must-read for fans of T. Pratchett, N. Gaiman and D. Adams. At the centre of the story is a god: arrogant and manipulative. He occasionally deceives His own sons just to appear more impressive. However, no matter how desperately He craves admiration, He remains unimaginably powerful. There is one detail the sacred texts never reveal: in this universe, the one you thought was evil is actually innocent. The one you believed was good, however, is anything but innocent... especially God. Holy Irony is an epic black comedy about a narcissistic God, His archangels who constantly question His absurd demands, prophets who throw ninja-style spinning kicks and fight like WWE wrestlers, and the chaos behind the scenes of the holy scriptures. It will turn everything you believe upside down, leave you in fits of laughter, and at the same time make you question: 'Could the Creator really be such a being?' It all began when God realised He was completely alone. First, He created Lucifer, then came the other archangels; then Heaven, then the universe... Every hero from the holy books takes on an entirely different role in this story, almost like a superhero. And overshadowing it all is a far darker power: Cain, humanity's first murderer, cursed with immortality, becomes the Lord of the Demons. He marries Nanshe, a descendant of the Anunnaki. The two of them swear to bring Heaven to ruin. Was Lucifer's fall truly a rebellion? Was the original sin as straightforward as it seemed? Why did Heaven one day fall into a terrifying silence? And why were some secrets erased even from the angels' memories? Yet, the worst character may not be Satan after all... So then... who shit on God's throne?

Lukas joined the Eastern Defense League to become a hero. One strike of the Red Beam turns him into something else entirely. Across the front, Anna Petrova - the scientist behind the weapon - watches her creation tear through soldiers, cities, and her conscience. As both sides scramble to understand what the Soviets have unleashed, General Reinhardt begins a political performance that threatens to turn the battlefield into a stage. Operation: Red Theater is a story of broken ideals, impossible weapons, and the moment two lives are shattered by a war that has stopped obeying the rules.

When an experimental underwater nuclear detonation tears the fabric of reality, the USS Nathan James a Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer is ripped from the high-stakes survival of a global apocalypse and cast into the vibrant, dangerous world of Remnant. As Captain Tom Chandler and his crew navigate a civilization built on Dust and ancient magic, they must forge an uneasy alliance with the warriors of Beacon Academy to survive both the relentless Grimm and the political machinations of a world on the brink. Amidst the clash of high-tech naval warfare and legendary Huntsmen, Dr. Rachel Scott finds her world-and her heart-upended by a slow-burn connection with the formidable Professor Glynda Goodwitch. Together, they must reconcile the science of two worlds and uncover the truth behind the rift that brought them there. From intense sea battles and tactical strike missions to the quiet, hard-won peace of a world worth fighting for, this is the story of the ship that became a legend, and the bridge between worlds that changed the fate of Remnant forever.