Citadel Stories

Mr Matak might have obvious feelings for a certain someone, But of course he would never admit that Mr Macmaster finds out and decides to do a little teasing Or Cute macatak fic 🩷

Rikishu Kairo was the strongest Upbringer of his era-until the day he vanished in battle and was declared dead. Years later, the Upbringers' Citadel still honours his name, unaware that Echo-the legend they buried-never truly disappeared. Royoshi Kairo is nothing like him. Accidentally recruited into the Citadel, Royoshi is average at best, unmotivated, and ranked far below his peers. He doesn't chase power, recognition, or even love. He simply exists-unnoticed, unremarkable, and unprepared. Until the day he nearly dies. When a mysterious hologram saves him from the brink of death, Royoshi meets a man who refuses to give his name-yet knows him better than anyone ever has. The hologram senses within Royoshi a dormant force called Shuryoku, a potential so vast it has gone completely ignored. As Royoshi is drawn into secret training guided by a legend the world believes is dead, a greater threat begins to stir. Sevran Axiom, a man who believes potential must be claimed by force, sees Royoshi not as a person-but as unfinished property. Caught between a mentor who waits and a villain who demands, Royoshi must confront the one thing he has always avoided: Trying. ECHOBOUND is a slow-burning supernatural academy novel about wasted potential, silent legends, and the terrifying choice to awaken. Kick787 RR This will also be on RoyalRoad

he Citadel Council has been the pinnacle of the galaxy for millennia.But one day, through a dimension portal, a hundred-kilometer-long Supercarrier arrives, with a crew of 100,000,000 made up of various alien races, under the guidance of an ambitious and eccentric leader, the Rogue Trader, Bruce Bahamut, a Planeswalker in search of new knowledge and stimulation. The Citadel races are not ready for the arrival of the Voidwalker Fleet, who bring with them magic, science, mutants, psychics, clones, synthetics, and all kinds of wondrous madness.The Galaxy will be turned upside down. Part 27 of Chronicles of the Celestial House Part 2 of Legends of the Galaxy

NOTE: the first couple of chapters will be based on the alternate introduction of Frostpunk's humanity into the world of Mass Effect, through codex entries and stories. After that, we will get into the start of Shepard's high-stakes adventures. 1887. The world as we knew it froze over into a new ice age. Fortunately, the survivors from the British Empire migrated to generator-powered cities fueled by the power of steam technology. The Great Storm tested their survivability, and for the past eight years, all had gone well for the remaining cities of humanity. 1895. Elsewhere in the galaxy, the Quarians have evacuated their homeworld of Rannoch following the Geth Wars, prompting the Citadel to send reinforcements. While the battle goes well, one of the Quarian ships gets boarded by the enemy, and the ensuing chaos that follows results in the ship reaching the Mass Relay towards the Sol Cluster. What follows is a survival-hardened civilization dragged into the mess of galactic politics and eventual conflicts between several factions. This story is not yet rated, and Wattpad has the absolute authority to change it.

Jaria is destined to become the first female knight of the Seven Sanctums, and doesn't know it yet. Along her journey to unravel 400 years of buried truth, she discovers the fate of the Seven Sanctums may rest entirely on her shoulders. Pieces of her family's past come to light along with the sudden and harrowing return of the blood dragons. She will quickly learn this battle is only beginning. Filled with dragons, magic, and the allure of distant lands, The Writings of Assassination follows Jaria through an incredible journey from her small, safe hometown to the dangers of the wild unknown on her journey to becoming the Lady of the Seven Sanctums.

*based on the world of Citadel: Forged in Fire by Blue Isle Studios* In the ruined realm of Ignus, a scavenger hunts across the remains of a once-great civilization.

Scylla, you're the reason for a lot of things. My unexplained powers. My loses. What you did and what you keep doing is unexplainable. You ruined me. Tore me to pieces. But I'll get you back, one way or another. Just be prepared for me. Commander Shepard.

Let the annual game begin... Empire State, a country divided in 17 nations, 9 of them are part of a group called resistance, a revolutionary group against the council. Every year they choose 17 people, one from each nation, and they send them to the Citadel, an arena where the players have to play to live. ~"You are defending your nation, so try not to get killed."~ ~"The council wants to reduce the resistance against them by making us kill each other, can't you see it."~ ~"Maybe in your reality you learn to do maths on school, in mine we learn how to fight."~

Celine is wandering through a meadow and comes across a citadel. The place was abandoned and had a single pedestal at its core. And atop this pedestal is a seemingly innocent rubber duck. As she approached the pedestal, she notices every hot millennial straight guy she's read about in fantasy books in the shadows. His name is Matthew. He guards the sacred rubber duck and trains ravens to guard the duck at night. However, Matthew can shapeshift. Into none other than everyone's favourite reptile: the Geico Gecko.

Jeneria: The White Citadel is a fantasy novel crafted by Bradley Kim. It centers on young protagonist Jenn, who moves with her family to the mighty city of Denethgilne for her father to find work and lift them out of the country-wide poverty caused by a great war in the past. At first Jenn is excited by the city and the new friends and opportunities it brings her, but soon she discovers that Denethgilne has a city within a city, a place Jenn will wish that she had never discovered. It is here that she'll see the real reason why the rest of the great city seems so peaceful and idyllic, where the Highers and their strict laws keep total control of the city-dwellers, by any means necessary. Author Bradley Kim has crafted a slow-burning tale filled with suspense and vivid descriptions of Jenn's new world, and though the action takes a while to kick in, it's well worth the wait. I thoroughly enjoyed his cast of characters, who felt like real people that were easily imagined in my mind, and I found that I genuinely felt connected to young Jenn as her adventure unfolded. I felt it really added something to the story to see it told through such young eyes, where adult readers can piece together the darkness of the inner city before Jenn's innocent mind can work it all out. Jeneria: The White Citadel is, at its heart, a grisly tale of utopia gone wrong, but it is told with the graceful innocence of childhood, which makes it all the more chilling. #featured

The Corrected Sun strains all relationships and things don't get easier for Sabre when he gets shoved down half the Citadel.

When a malevolent Blight threatens to consume Eldoria, three unlikely heroes-an exiled princess, a haunted scholar, and a mischievous halfling-embark on a perilous quest to find the legendary Sunstone. Their journey will lead them through treacherous landscapes, confront them with terrifying creatures, and test the very limits of their friendship. Only by uniting their unique strengths can they hope to banish the encroaching darkness and save their world from oblivion.

Arteria is home to warriors, assassins and sorcerers in an unstable truce fighting a never ending struggle against sentient plants. Our protagonist Draven always wanted to be a warrior, to fight for his people, the Crimson against the barbaric Horde. His path was obstructed by a siege, killing his parents and leaving him to care for his sister Aura indefinitely. However, opportunities arise to become a sorcerer of Dawn; something is finally looking up for him, but pressure from home leads to an unexpected journey, of blood, truth and liberty.

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The Sol System. The remnants of a collapsed empire, of a failed humanity uplifted by the Traveller. The legacy of the Orokin became mere legends with only few surviving witnesses. Dangers are lurking and gathering beyond the Sol System, however, and this fractured system will soon become the battlefield for survival - and not just for its inhabitants.

In the dystopian world of Veridia, divided into three oppressive districts controlled by the iron fist of the Directorate, hope flickers in the hearts of a few. Harper, a worker in the industrial Foundry, discovers a vulnerability in the Directorate's surveillance drones. Kai, a cultivator in the seemingly serene Arboretum, secretly breeds resistant crops, defying the Directorate's control over food. Lyra, a daughter of the elite within the Citadel, uncovers the Directorate's corruption and plots to expose their lies. These three individuals, connected by a network of whispers, ignite a rebellion, challenging the oppressive regime and fighting for a future where Veridia can awaken to freedom.

What really transpired after the Shadowmourne questline? Jaina couldn't bear the thought of her once epic love abandoned on top of his freezing Citadel. His body slowly stiffening, freezing. All he had done in his young life, all whom he had saved; it mattered not. He was alone. No matter what he had done, he did not deserve to be alone. Jaina ventures to the top of the tower.

An unknown alien girl from the unknown planet known as lastrega (Lah-stray-gah) is found by Cerberus. She is found frozen in a glass tube and brought to one of the cerberus ships. Her back story is unknown but it is clear she is the last of her kind. No one knows the fate of her people but her and she's frozen. When they thaw her the base is attacked by collectors and she is rescued by commander sheppard but not before she meets up with her past... Love if you'd call it that. Seriously who would've thought someone could love a reaper?