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A lot changes when creation itself is expected to kneel before you. For a Goddess, existence is not a choice. It is a burden. A sentence. A crown forged from pain. Echoflux knows suffering better than any being alive - not because she is divine, but because she wasn't always. Once, she was betrayed. Once, she was powerless. Once, she was nothing. Now, her judgment shapes reality. If Echoflux deems something right, then it is right. If she deems it wrong, then it is wrong. That is the law of existence - the cycle of a life where death does not apply, only belief. Across collapsing dimensions, dying worlds, and realms stripped of their spark, she walks alone. Through wars no mortal mind could comprehend. Through bravery and arrogance that end in blood. Through diplomacy that borders on madness. Families fracture. Kingdoms fall. Creation trembles. And somewhere in the chaos, a question lingers: What does a Goddess owe to the world that once abandoned her? Only time will tell. This is Journey Of Echoes. I will be posting this story on Royal Road.

On her eighteenth birthday, Guinevere was cursed to transform into a sea monster whenever the sun sets. Hidden away in a tower, she waited for her salvation. When an Elfin man appeared, she believed he was a knight in shinning armor, ready to save her and break her curse. Only he's not a knight, but an assassin known as The Raven. And he's been sent here to kill her. Blessed by Nevermore, Patron of Ravens and the god of Death himself, Knox was turned into a Demigod to carry out the god's bidding whenever needed. Thanks to his powers, he was able to make money as an assassin to pay off his family debt. When someone offers him more gold than he's ever seen to kill a monster, he immediately takes the job. Only the monster is also a young Princess. A talkative one at that. Instead of murder, they strike up a deal. Knox helps her regain her throne and break the curse put on her and she pays him quadruple what he's been promised. A purely transactional and completely temporary arrangement. Except Guinevere is determined to befriend him at all costs. Despite how standoffish and unfriendly Knox seems to be. *Cover from Pinterest NOT MY OWN ARTWORK* Trigger Warning: Murder/Death and Toxic Relationships

(This takes place after the events of the first book.) Alright. So basically, you've ascended to the pinnacle of the universe, and are officially God. Pretty neat, right? Well, there is one TINY little drawback... Problem? Nearly everyone down below and up above has become incredibly sad and depressed due to your absence. Solution? Let's go say hello! Also, slight chance you get roped into the I.M.P. No bigge! (Also, pls don't mind the cover art, I only used that because I suck ass at drawing.)

Draupadi, originally called as Krishnaa, is a powerful woman in Hindu Epics. This book Explores Draupadi's emotions and complexities through her life based on authentic vyasa Mahabharatam. Some scenes and relationships are imagined with creative liberty sustaining the authenticity of the characters, however the plot is same as the epic. This is Mahabharat reimagined from Krishnaa's POV.

In the age when Dharma stands fragile, a love older than time itself descends into mortal form. As Krishna readies himself to restore balance, a new force rises beside him - not merely a consort, but his equal, an amsha of Adi Para Shakti herself. Born as a warrior, destined to uphold Dharma, and cursed to forget the very soul she loves, her journey will weave battles, heartbreak, and divinity into legend. This is the tale of Jaya - the Warrior Beloved of Krishna. In the fires of destiny, two souls shall fight, fall, and rise - together.

After Everett's seventeenth birthday, he decides it's time to grow up, to really take into consideration of his duties and work as the fifth born heir to the throne, in a kingdom that used to live among all creatures fantastical and powerful. But it doesn't help he's absolutely obsessed with all things mythical and magical. And it certainly doesn't further help when he meets a very irked and pessimistic boy with half the genes of a human and the other half of a harpy, making him one of the only survivors of a mass mythical raid. Everett vows that nothing will get in his way of keeping this boy safe from the greedy hands of barbarity and exploitation. So with the help of his very best friends and his expanding knowledge of mythical existence, he is going to attempt to bring some light onto this boy's life.

Look, I never thought I would ever hate, wait, no, scratch that, despise fate itself. Some people would say that fate had brought them to their partner or given them their purpose in life. But, really for me? Fate had only been cruel to me, my friends, and my companions. As the song goes... "This world is cruel but I'm still in love." This world is crueler to me to be honest. I just wanted my companions to live with love... not with unfair and unwanted life. It's fucked up to be honest. But how the hell is that going to happen if the damn Fates despise happiness itself? So... Is there really another way to defy fate? Or the only way to do that is to deceive fate itself?

A 16 year old girl named Isabella Garcia is sent to many different worlds that don't exist in hers,but do in theirs while trying to find her friends and she's not alone in this world travel business, only to meet other friends and interesting individuals along the way.

A book from heaven fall down to earth and reach a South Korean woman named Yumi Park. Gods in heaven blessed her with beauty and spiritual eyes to see evil, visions, and etc. Interesting information is in the files, it has a picture of her and other people inside of it. A man called Hikaru is written on the side of the book. Fate brings Yumi and Hikaru together at a restaurant and they meet each other. Many juicy secrets will be known, Yumi will go on adventures to help her planet and other planets to save people in need of help. They shall fight for the greater cause of justice and to destroy the heart wage system the gods and goddesses made in heaven a long time ago.

In a world where the fragments of a futuristic past collide with the blood and iron of a medieval present, reality itself is beginning to fail. Across fractured realms, the "gods" are no longer distant myths, but the architects of a crumbling existence that is slowly unraveling into chaos. ​Akira Sadeena, a fallen princess turned wandering traveler, seeks only to survive the ruins of her world. But her journey takes a definitive turn when she unearhes an ancient weapon and inadvertently awakens Orion-a powerful, forgotten god with a history steeped in celestial ruin. ​Bound together by a force they do not fully understand, Akira and Orion must navigate a landscape of rising empires and shifting truths. As the world they know begins to fracture and the influence of the divine grows more suffocating, they must find a way to stay whole in a universe that is being rewritten around them. Their journey is no longer just about survival; it is the only thing standing between a dying world and a future that has yet to be decided. This story takes place in a world where the echoes of a celestial past collide with the gritty reality of a fractured future. While the narrative may feature familiar elements-mechanical devices, recognizable dialogue, or physical laws that mirror our own-these are strictly stylistic choices designed to ground a completely fictional and speculative universe. ​All characters, locations, factions, and events are products of imagination. Any resemblance to real-world historical figures, existing religions, or actual global events is entirely coincidental. The technology, cultures, and "gods" depicted are constructs of the story's unique mythology, existing within a realm that operates on its own internal logic and "structure."

God wants to kill her. Death wants to date her. And the Devil is the boy next door. Welcome to Armageddon. Population 15,734. And everyone is either dead, demonic, or divine, save one girl. Whether she wants to or not, Sunny Blake is about to end the world as we know it. It all revolves around a prophecy almost 300,000 years in the making, a longstanding grudge, and two boys who want to claim her as their own. All Sunny wants, though, is to go to UNO and study anthropology.

Can you hear me? Good. I was beginning to think you were boring. I am Morgana. Goddess of Dark Dreams. Daughter of Nyx. Ruler of Neverdream - the finest realm in any dimension, I designed it myself. I fuel your nightmares. Before you misunderstand me, fear keeps you alive. You are welcome. It is community service and nobody appreciates it. I have existed for over 100,000 years. I have watched dimensions rise and crumble. I have walked through your dreams uninvited and left you better for it. I have creatures that would make gods weep. I was perfectly content. Then my mother found me a husband. The God of the Underworld. He went to her first. I verified this twice. Now I have a Halloween wedding to plan, a self-proclaimed Demon King under raven guard in my castle, a trip to the Sky World that will end with me owning a dragon, and an heir on the way. It is a lot to manage. Fortunately I am exceptional at everything. Follow along closely. My creatures and I love to trap souls inside. You have been warned. Delightfully.

Krypton, born from the dying star Rao, became a world of crystalline brilliance and unmatched science. But its uranium‑rich core was collapsing. General Dru‑Zod discovered the truth: Krypton had only days left. The arrogant Science Council refused to act, so Zod and Faora secretly built a single escape pod for their infant son, Val‑Zod. As Krypton detonated, they launched him toward a young world under a yellow sun-Earth. The pod crossed galaxies until it crashed in Ancient Greece, where a humble woman named Amara prayed to Zeus for a child. Finding the radiant infant in the crater, she believed him a divine gift and named him Valios, the child of the sun. Raised in Sparta, Valios endured the brutal agoge. His Kryptonian biology fused with Spartan discipline, forging a warrior‑philosopher of impossible strength-his feats echoing Heracles, his presence unsettling even the gods. Ascending as King of Sparta, Valios embodied arete-excellence in all things. His rising legend drew the wary gaze of Olympus, As divine conflict spilled into the mortal world, Valios stood between gods and men. Neither tyrant nor conqueror, he was a Kryptonian shaped by Spartan fire-destined to become Valios the God‑King, a myth whose echo would outlive empires.

What do a lonely human, amnesiac raven, orphaned demon, and bored god have in common? They've all become completely disillusioned with life... until a bizarre celestial beast enters it. The moon goddess is missing, and multiple entities are trying to be the first to find her - all with different intentions. Fyzzgiggidy, the strange named wolf, has ungracefully landed in the mortal realm with one mission - as soon as she remembers what that is, at least, and gives those around her a new appreciation for life as she experiences for the first time what it means to truly live.

The Journey of the ever growing Titan.

When we last met our hero, it was in the depths of Helheim, having been trapped for seven long years and forced to brave the cold in a game designed to be unwinnable. Now? He has won, anyway, and been granted the reward for victory - ascension. But the life of an einherjar in Asgard is one of constant battle, and this could not be more true for Leif Laufwyn. After all, "Hel is other people", or something like that. Facing off against the enemies of Asgard and fending off the dagger-like stares of his new peers, Leif unwillingly fights a battle on two fronts - but even now, it appears fate is not quite done with him yet.

Josie Powers is the Blade, a warrior tasked with keeping the mortal realm safe from the wicked creatures of the Under Realm, even if she'd rather be studying.

When the end of the world comes, it doesn't come announced. For Percy Jackson, it came as a decree of the gods. The demigods of the modern era, the heroes of Egypt, and the warriors of Valhalla were all offered a simple choice. They could join the gods in the new era of the world, or they would die with the old world as well. The heroes of the world chose war. The final battle, the contest of gods vs Heroes is finally here. The last contest to decide the fate of the world, has finally come. Will this be the beginning of a new era, or will this be....Ragnarok?

Prince Kaito Amanori was raised to become the perfect future king of Caelmaris. But beneath the expectations, grief, and growing unrest within the kingdom, he must decide whether true strength means hardening his heart or continuing to love people in a world that constantly punishes him for it. Where the Horizon Breaks is a fantasy about loneliness, healing, and surviving long enough to become yourself.

*Hades x Persephone, but make it Inca.* Embittered and disillusioned with the gods she once loved, Illari Amaru swears to be their undoing. But how does a priestess kill a god? Leveraging her knowledge of ancient blood rites, human sacrifice, and forbidden magic, Illari discovers the one thing Supay (the trickster god of death) wants more than human souls--a chance to create life. Supay has no heart, so she bargains hers--help her kill the emperor of Tawantinsuyu in exchange for her life. Only, things don't quite go to plan. What happens when a mortal woman, hellbent on revenge, steals his heart? #1 in Latin America #2 in Gods of Mischief #3 in God of Death #6 in Blood Magic #5 in Persephone #4 in Ancient History #19 in Romantasy