Anti-war Stories

Part 1: He was born to be the kingdom's weapon, but she might be the first thing he's ever chosen for himself. He's the kingdom's golden boy. Famous. Untouchable. A sword prodigy with a perfect name and a rotten home. She's a poor girl with dirt under her nails and a family she'd burn the world for. Mallory Dulcee only wanted work. Jonah Kinley only wanted to be left alone. But when she's hired onto his estate, their worlds collide in the most dangerous way: late-night training, stolen moments, secret walks home, and a connection that feels like sin in a city that worships status. And when the wrong people notice, "romance" stops being cute and starts being deadly. Because Jonah isn't just a noble boy. He's Royal Hand. And falling for the wrong girl might cost them both everything. Part 2: He promised he'd come back. Then the King declared war. Now Jonah Kinley is trapped behind enemy lines with a shadow team, a mission nobody is allowed to question, and a hooded monster of a commander who smiles like he enjoys pain. Back home, Mallory is left with letters... and silence. They write to survive: love, fear, prayers, jealousy, guilt. Every page pulls them closer, even as the world tries to tear them apart. And when Mallory becomes a target, she learns the hard way that being "Kinley's girl" isn't a compliment... it's a threat. Meanwhile Jonah is changing. The war is changing him. And the man pulling the strings wants Jonah to become something worse. They can survive a kingdom at war, but can their love survive what the war turns him into? This is just a first draft so do with that as you will. Also, this may sound stupid but thank you to everyone who has viewed my story. I appreciate you all so much!

The lands of kingdoms and empires-where civilizations rise and fall. Each shaped by its own identity and beliefs: from humble toil to bold new ideas. There are revolutions and civil wars. No kingdom or empire stands without a military-and it is the military that changes everything. This is the age of war's brutality. This is where kingdoms grow strong... and where they crumble.

Một cuộc chiến giả tưởng, không dựa trên lịch sử có thật ( nguồn ảnh mình lấy từ Pinterest, mình không nhớ tên tác giả, nên mình đã ghi web ) Là một bộ truyện về nhưng kẻ lạc lối trên chiến trường.

It's 2050. Not a single weapon has been fired in the streets of London since 2019. Violence and crime has died down near to nil along with all types of public discriminatory behaviour. Humanity has finally evolved to live in peace and harmony, salted with nothing but the utmost respect for one another. World peace - the unobtainable dream - has finally been obtained; but at what cost? A young aspiring journalist, A.J Stuart, yearns to spread the truth on what is supposed to be a Utopian society. Trigger Warnings: Self-harm. Gender dysphoria. Mentions of suicide attempt. Harassment. Mentions of xenophobia. PS. This book is fiction. Nothing in it is legit neither are they supposed forewarning or depiction what is to happen in the future. Do not take anything here literally for goodness sake.

This is the story of Alfred Freeman, a boy who does everything he can; to serve humankind. He feeds five-thousand youths, salves-saves-and-soothes; and champions the maligned. He helps paralytics to feel fine, turns water into wine; and gives sight to the blind. When World War One draws near, his nation is plunged into fear; and so Alfred makes a stand. He opposes the war and calls for peace, disobeys the police; and speaks out across the land. He makes speeches, and he preaches; using statements which sound grand. But the authorities hit back, and launch a potent-attack; which is full of disgust-derision-and-disdain. Alfred is threatened with execution, and suffers from persecution; which leaves him writhing in pain. He struggles to survive, remain alive; keep cool and stay sane. 'Involution & Evolution' is a masterpiece of rhyme, with a message which echoes through time; and will get inside your head. With colourful-characters and poetic-flair, it is a scathing critique of modern-warfare; and all its gory-bloodshed. It's a novel which breaks new ground, is sure to astound; and really must be read!

This is the first chapter from the Novel "Unwritten on Their Graves". The story explores the parallel narratives of two young men stuck at opposite ends in the horrific US-Afghan war. Their suffering, sacrifices and decisions are depicted from their respective morality. This chapter tells the tale of Leo, a young American man from modest beginnings who wants a better future for himself and his family and strives to achieve it. Read as the story takes place in a situation where many young ones have found themselves during the course of their lives. The circumstances and decisions are similar to those experienced by many who served. Do show your support and provide feedback. Check out the full novel at Amazon. https://a.co/d/9KHKHQt

In the not-too-distant future, conflict after conflict has ravaged what was once the United States. Fractured into confederacies, this once Promised Land is now the breeding ground for armies hell-bent on war. Among the soldiers of this landscape is Darren Avery, a decorated Army captain who has risen to the status of hero over the course of a dozen deployments. Despite the praise and honors bestowed on him, Darren finds himself questioning his purpose after returning home from his latest engagement. In the midst of his self-examination, he comes across a handful of underground activists that preach a concept he has never before considered: peace.

War is disastrous; it brings out no good to mankind but mere loss of lives that were worth living and also loss in economy. Since when one power succeeds over another, another more powerful and much more darker power emerges, it is useless to protect a nation if people doesn't know anything about moral values and are only obsessed with being powerful than all the rest in terms of economy.

A poem reflecting the perspective of a soldier fighting on a fierce battlefield inspired by the ballad John Brown by Bob Dylan.

March, 1918, American soldiers arrived in France and the German empire launches the spring offensive on the allies. The German Empire creates a new gas has been developed to be used on the allies, with horrific results. Now 3 people must stop the gas from being used on London, and must fight off the infected. Before London gets shelled by gas bombs, through the mud and blood of France they need to stop the infection from spreading. (All art has been done by @December_W_Winterwolf)

A collection of very short poems to calm your mind. WARNING : These poems are my sole creation. Any act of copying will be subjected to copyright infringement.

We encourage the continuation of war by picking a side to win.

The story of a 15-year-old figure skater who was forced to fight in a civil war and tried her best to survive for her dream. Will she survive it? Is it worth it? Note: Chapter 1-4 are badly written because I wrote it a year ago. May consist of: Grammatical Errors Military inaccuracies Figure Skating inaccuracies Any form of inaccuracies (I did my best to research though.) Bad writing. Not the first time, but I'm learning to improve. This story is purely fictional. It has nothing to do with any real history or events. Any similarities in real life are purely coincidental.

Emma walks through a world that has ended. She carries the memory of Anne - the woman she loved, the life they had, the fire that took it all away. A war has destroyed everything. Emma survived. Now she walks toward the sea, asking herself one question: what is the point of surviving when everyone you love is gone? "The Wind" is a short story about grief, survival, and irreversibility of things people do.

La historia de un soldado que es enviado a la guerra de Malvinas y relata la crudeza del campo de batalla. The story of a soldier who is sent to the Malvinas War and recounts the harshness of the battlefield.

A look into society, war, etc. One of my attempts at straight-up poetry.

Harfleur is a tomb. The march to Calais is a slow, muddy death. When the call to war comes, Elric, a farmer from the tiny village of Oakhaven, is ripped from the only life he has ever known. For a farmer turned levy in the King's army, the war is not won with glory, but with the cold weight of iron. As march drags on, the landscape of France begins to blur into the memory of home. By the journey's end, Elric will realize the true price of the king's road.

Tree has mental breakdown over the disconcerting mayhem that humanity causes. (I wrote this for a competition, it kinda reminds of the song Human Nature by MJ tho lol)