Chronological Stories

Her name is Pandora Malfoy. Or at least that's what her birth certificate says. Oh, how she wishes it wasn't true. Pandora is the outcast of her family. From a early age, they knew she was different, she was nothing like her twin brother Draco Malfoy. She wasn't a bully like everyone else in her family, in fact quite opposite, she was bullied. Her father, Lucius Malfoy, was absolutely furious with her because when she fired back in defense, she never acted superior. And she was definitely anything but cunning. I mean, she definitely does share some qualities with her family but - Anyway I've said to much already. You'll have to read to find out the rest. I may quote the book from time to time so I must add that ALL RIGHTS GO TO J. K. ROWLING. The only thing that's completely mine is Pandora's personality.

To understand how we came to the events of Raccoon city, we need to come to the origin of Umbrella.

**EDITED UNLESS IT'S COMPLETED** The Tale of the Early Age of Arda from the Perspectives of Anár Venyelentári from Genesis to the First Age of the Eldar (People of the Stars) *** The forgotten and oldest legacies lay ahead and the ancient beings held sway in the sprawling world of Arda. The tale starts with the evolution of the diverse realm. The story spans aeons, from the birth of the forms of life and the emergence of the Primordial Elves. The Story witnesses the birth of Laurelen and Tyelperamo, the primordial ethereal beings of immense grace and power, as well as the crafting of the mother jewel Elemmírë, a powerful relic that will shape the fate of Arda. Followed by the rise of the most ancient House of Venyeleni to the enigmatic lives of Calaquendi, whose struggles bloom the new era of the next generation in Valinor. A tale of the first beings of Arda will make everyone react to how it started.

Unknown to all, there is a world named Exodia, a world of keepers of magic, supporting every worlds' life and energy. It is the reason why magic exists. It has the Exodial Core or the Exodahl, which is the source of life and magic. It is guarded and protected with wizards and sorceresses of four most powerful magics which is maintained to be co-existing in order for the magic to be in full strength. But chaos approached as the core's energy suddenly dims and weakens, and the dark wizards called Vestrals (wielders of dark magic, not dependent on Exodahl) used the opportunity to annihilate Exodia and its magic, for good. As the start, they invaded Celestai, leaving the celestial magic wizards unprepared but fought with all their might, despite of them being the holder of the strongest magic, the core's weakening did not help, which almost lead to the death of celestial magic. But, the late magistrate of celestial magic, Halaena, planted a magic seed to her daughter, Hestia, who is bearing a child that time, and sent them in the mortal world to save everyone, then she sacrificed her life force to strengthen the core for a short period of time to prevent the Vestrals from their plans. Years have gone by in the mortal world, and a college student form Montgomery Academy named Mark Enu experiences unexplainable things that always make him found lying on the ground outside of his dorm every night. Little did he know (but his friends know), a magic inside him is surfacing.

90% of this book, you'll have no idea what's going on.

A different kind of love story told through a set of poems written in chronological order from June to August. A story of soulmate encounter and personal growth in writing and in self.

Dr. Alejandro Rodriguez, a dedicated ER physician in Madrid, receives an antique pocket watch from a dying patient-an heirloom that unlocks the power to cross centuries. Pulled into humanity's darkest moments, Alejandro finds himself treating plague victims in medieval Toledo, tending the wounded of Granada's last defenders, confronting smallpox in Aztec Tenochtitlan, navigating royal intrigue in 17th-century Spain, and standing beside rebels in the fires of revolution. Armed only with fragments of modern medicine and his unyielding oath to heal, he learns that saving one life can alter the course of history. But as the watch continues to summon him, Alejandro realizes he is not simply treating the sick-he is mending the wounds of time itself.

"Rough features. Blonde hair. Light blue eyes. Boyish charm. He was ideal. At first, I didn't even know his name. But, little did he know, I had met him before." Kalum Treviso, or Kal for short, is a 15 year old with a simple need for independence. He's irrational, has low self confidence, and is extremely appreciative of the new character in his life. Or are they all that new?

This essay explores the historical and cultural transition from the BC/AD dating system to BCE/CE, examining its motivations, adoption, and implications. It highlights how the shift reflects a move toward secularization, academic neutrality, and inclusivity in a globalized world. Special attention is given to the Jewish community's embrace of BCE/CE as a way to maintain religious identity while participating in broader discourse. The thesis also addresses controversies surrounding the change and its significance in fostering interfaith respect and scientific standardization in historical chronology.

The term "chronology" refers to the orderly listing of events or situations, usually historical or past ones. In stories, time travel is frequently used to alter the course of characters' lives and occasionally to provide foresight into what will occur in the future. Some of the stories I posted had several rebirths, while others involved traversals. I will be providing links since, as you are all aware, I received complaints for uploading articles that weren't initially mine and without the author's consent.