Castesystem Stories

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A modern caste system that consists of individuals bearing a certain number of tally marks on their skin. Revealed from the day of their birth, the number of tally marks one has will decide the fate their life would lead to. The greater the number of tally marks , the better the chances of living a quality life. Enter the story of a 1, positioned against one end of a spectrum, and the story of a 100, standing proudly against the other end. And you'd find out that these two aren't that much different, after all. [A writing prompt straight out of reddit's r/writingprompts.]

In a world where the ruling members of society are chosen based on their namesake... Literally. The letters that hold this world, full of diverse nations, together are K, G, V, B, and J. The more of those letters that someone has to their name, the more affluent and noble that person is. The reader is introduced to a Nameless man who has great power and leadership abilities. It's just that nobody knows it yet. Not even him.

Anna Grace needs to escape. Desperately. A Five who can't sing, dance, paint, or play instruments, she enrolls in the Selection as a way to become a Three and pursue her true passion, teaching. However, when she's actually chosen and her ideas about Prince Carson are disproven, she'll have to choose between her lifelong dream job and the love of her life. cover art is not mine

A review of the gripping crime thriller, Article 15, that exposes the deep-rooted caste-based prejudices still prevalent in some parts of India.

Alright, so imagine a world where everyone's born with a Fate Sigil. Think of it as your own personal superpower that pegs your worth, your job, and if you even get to breathe. No sigil? You're basically trash, fit for chores or just disappearing. Now, meet Alex, a gamer from our world. His own raid team offed him during the season's toughest dungeon. Instead of Game Over, he wakes up as a Void Fragment, a mind without a body. He's stuck in Arin, a sigil-less kid from some hated village. So, Arin and Alex are sharing one weak body. Arin just wants to live, but Null (Alex) sees this world as a fresh game he's set on beating. They figure out the Void Fragment can eat, patch, and redo busted Sigils. This lets them cook up wild hybrid powers that shouldn't exist. But now the church, rich folks who trade human sigils, and a society that hates the underdogs are after them. Arin and Null start collecting other weirdos: a silver-haired girl with a Soul Mirror Sigil that's off-limits, a noble who lost his power, and a quiet archive worker who knows everything about old sigil stuff. In the shadows of old cities and dungeons, they get a crazy thought - a place where rejects get another shot: a kingdom for the trash.

"The Jewel of Vajranagri: Chronicles of Princess Devyani" takes readers on a captivating journey into the medieval society of India through the eyes of Princess Devyani. Set against the backdrop of Vajranagri, a fictional kingdom inspired by Indian history, this book delves into the trials, triumphs, and transformative experiences of a young princess navigating the complexities of her society. As the daughter of the reigning monarch, Devyani is expected to adhere to traditional customs and fulfill her royal duties. However, she possesses an insatiable curiosity about the world beyond the palace walls, yearning to understand the struggles of her people and discover her own purpose in life. Amidst political intrigue, cultural norms, and societal constraints, Princess Devyani must find her voice and assert her individuality. Through Devyani's personal journey, the book explores various aspects of medieval Indian society, including the role of women, caste divisions, religious diversity, and the dynamic between rulers and subjects. As she encounters people from different walks of life, she develops deep connections, challenges conventions, and questions the status quo. Her transformative experiences shape her into a progressive and compassionate leader, breaking stereotypes and championing justice in her kingdom. This story promises to weave together historical elements, captivating storytelling, and rich cultural descriptions to transport readers to a vibrant world. The book explores themes of identity, love, loyalty, and social change, resonating with readers who appreciate historical fiction and the empowering narratives of strong female protagonists. With its blend of historical accuracy and imaginative storytelling, "The Jewel of Vajranagri: Chronicles of Princess Devyani" offers a unique perspective on Indian medieval society, shedding light on the lives of women, the complexities of power, and the potential for individual agency within a traditional context.

I used to hear stories about the times before us. when people could be what they wanted to be, do what they wanted to do, and love however they loved... I'm Leta Briar and I live in what used to be The United States of America. The tides took what used to be California long ago and the great lakes have finally dried up after 30 years of constant drought. "We wouldn't have survived if it weren't for Xavier Lilith" or at least that's what's been drilled into our minds. he's our leader, bit also so the creator of the castle system. Basically males are ranked by their blood and looks, while females are ranked on our desirability. let me tell you what that's like....

In a world filled with phillosophers and knights magic exists The story starts with a cruel king who ruled the land magic was created through Phillosopher stone And immortality was granted through forbidden magic. The story revolves around Alexander Yohan an outcast of the system.

A fan fiction of The Selection By Keira Cass. Riley Williams is a 19 year old in a seven caste and she is the only person in her family who is a responsible person. She feeds her family and practically the whole village. She cleans and she works all day. Her Mom died when she was 16 years old and that left her to care for her family. One day, some how mysteriously, Riley got picked for the selection when she never even contested. Because Riley was a seven, she thought she wouldn't stay long. But what if she does? What if she ends up liking Prince Theodore Moore also known as Theo? What will happen to her family? Will Riley change her mind about wanting to leave? (BTW the picture on the cover is not mine, but the name is.)

This story was first published in Kitaab Singapore's BEST ASIAN SHORT STORIES 2021. It is 2020, and the lockdown that has followed the outbreak of Covid is changing people's lives and plans. Shekhar Pant decides to return to his Himalayan village in Uttarakhand, India. He is returning after 35 years, having run away when he was a child due to difficult circumstances at home. This homecoming is filled with anticipation, and also some fear - he is the prodigal son who does not know what to expect on such a delayed return. THE WAY HOME is a story about Shekhar's reassessment and rediscovery of the idea of home. The individual journey is intertwined with the social complexities that exist in the changing landscape of these mountains, touching on the issues of out migration and more specifically the caste system that continues to be so deeply ingrained in the Indian social fabric.

In a world where there are no dictators, nor presidents. Where only Kings and Queens live. And a caste system is based upon the color of your eyes. In this world royals have the beautiful shade of silver, their eyes resembling melted iron. Government officials, alongside warriors, have an unshakable obscurity of red. The ones that are blessed with gold eyes are Priests and academics. Their eyes, much like royals, are a melted shade. A whirlpool of color. Now the ones who nobody hardly care about have a boring shade of emerald green. The eye color of green belongs to the low classes of commoners- peasants and servants. Our last class happens to be blessed with the most beautiful shade for their eyes, but for an odd reason the shade of purple is looked down upon. More or less, a disgrace. The shade of violet belongs to the untouchables; whom everyone treats like dirt, doing whatever they please to the lowest of the lowest. And our protagonist has the unruly shade of purple. ----------------------------------

**An alternative timeline of the story "Insecurity" in which Eren and OP have not yet reunited.** Levi Ackerman has lived a peaceful life with his beloved wife on the island of Paradise for over thirty years. However, the people of his past are yearning for him to return back to the utopian city of Liberio, Marley. Abandon his beloved wife and have his only child adopt into the lifestyle of her father's family, which he refuses. Seven, or Sev, for short (as her mother carries the same name), is sent on personal business to Liberio, on her father's behalf. Only her presence is quite threatening, as one of the Omegas Pluses, develops a strong attachment towards her, and has begun to question the life he was raised into. As her upbringing is quite opposite of Erwin's, as her beloved parents have taught her the true meaning of 'true love' and 'free will'. Something forbidden in her parent's home country, and something no one has have experienced in Liberio. Contains - Nudity - Foul Language - Sexual Content - Drugs - Segregation - Sexism - Some spouts of violence

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Back before the Caste System was created.. Back when all Gems were equal.. Back when there were more Diamonds. But, then, when they decided a Ranking System should play, the first to think of rules was a Diamond known as Red Diamond. The only Red Diamond there was. Short with long hair, and had a similar build to a Pearl. White Diamond was pleased by the idea, and decided that she, Blue Diamond, Yellow Diamond and Pink Diamond would be the Diamonds to stay.. and Red Diamond protested. "What about me?" she asked. "You are but a simple, little maggot. You look like a Pearl, you are smaller than a Pearl, and you do not deserve this ranking" White claimed. "Pink is short as well! So why can't I join?" Red continued to protest. "I think we should give her a chance" Pink squeaked, walking over to Red. "Fine. But only because Pink thinks you should" White claimed. And, soon, they ruled over.. but Red saw trouble in the ways she chose very soon....

Train tales is a series of stories of one in a million passengers on trains and their beautiful journeys of life as they sit on a train for a small journey. It's a sequel of train tales. But it can be read as a standalone. Hope you love it!! Start on: 20 june 2021

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