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A soul is reborn into the Zenin Clan of the Jujutsu Kaisen world, named Mukuro. Branded as useless under the influence of Heavenly Restriction and cursed fate, he is cast aside together with his elder brother, Toji, as so-called "failures" of the family. But is that truly the case? Naraka, Preta, Animal, Asura, Human and the Deva path-with the eyes of Six Paths of Reincarnation, Mukuro will rise to become the strongest. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• To read 26+ advance chapters and support me, visit my p@treon at - P@atreon/SilverShark769

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When a routine mission through the Void takes a disastrous turn, a lone Tenno finds himself stranded in a universe not his own-one without Orokin tech, without allies, and teeming with unstable powers called "parahumans." Cut off from the Origin System and with no way home, the Operator must adapt, infiltrate, and survive in this fractured new world. But Earth-Bet has secrets of its own and not all of them are eager to stay buried. Caught between old instincts and new rules, one Tenno walks the thin line between Warrior and Hero, searching for a path back while leaving a mark that won't be easily forgotten.

Have you ever been in a bad situation? Yes? Well, it sure doesn't compare to mine! Trapped in a Ork's body in midst a raid on an Eldar craftworld with a giant Warboss staring at me. I almost got trampled, burned and shot, only to crash land on a hostile planet. As if that wasn't enough, I have care for a baby Eldar, one of the few sources of comfort I have on this planet. Without a warband, I need to survive while ensuring the baby's safety. Get ready galaxy, because the story of the ork sniper is about to become real and I will do it while getting filthy rich in the process.

Jake Rivers was always a parasite. He just didn't know it could be literal. A forgotten god caught him cheating at carnival games and decided to make the metaphor flesh. Now Jake is microscopic. Blind. Starving. A brain-eating worm in a fantasy world where magic is real and death comes from inside. Every creature he enters dies within weeks, neural pathways consumed one memory at a time. But first, they become legend! Jake takes one ability from each host. They gain all of his. Symbiosis and murder, always together. And he's getting addicted. Simple animal thoughts were bland. Complex minds are intoxicating. Intelligent consciousness tastes like nothing he's ever experienced. Every memory he consumes is better than the last, and the hunger grows stronger with each kill. The locals call it the Whisperer's Blessing. Power and death, arriving as one. Naga serpent-lords take notice of the pattern. But Jake is seeing something they can't: he's been everyone. Both predator and prey. He experiences reality from every angle, and reality is breaking. Magic is corrupting. Concepts are bleeding together. Something eldritch is pushing through the cracks between worlds, and the scattered civilizations of Ouroboros can't see it coming because they've never been anything but themselves. Jake has been everything. Knows languages no single being should speak. Understands magic from perspectives that shouldn't exist. He's becoming something unprecedented. Something necessary. Something monstrous. The god wanted him honest about what he was. Be careful what you wish for. This parasite might be the only thing that can consume an apocalypse. Dark progression fantasy. Visceral body horror. An addict climbs the food chain toward godhood.

When Mark Grayson is ripped through a multiversal rift by the vengeful Angstrom Levy, he doesn't land in a world of heroes. He lands in a world of brands. In the grime-slicked streets of New York, Mark encounters The Boys-a group of cynical vigilantes led by the murderous Billy Butcher-who see him as just another "Supe" to be put in the ground. But Mark isn't a product of Compound V; he's a Viltrumite, and his presence threatens the very foundation of Vought International's empire. As Homelander grows obsessed with the "alien" who doesn't flinch at his power, Mark must navigate a landscape of corporate corruption, depraved "Herogasm" parties, and a desperate hunt for the legendary Soldier Boy. With Butcher succumbing to a dark evolution and a "God-Killer" virus threatening to erase every powered being on Earth, Mark faces his greatest challenge: Can you stay a hero in a world that only wants monsters?

A boy no one called a leader. A night that changed everything. Two black blades, and a lonely path into the heart of war. Christian, the eighth child, was always a shadow in the Great Hall. Deemed weak and insignificant, he lived on the fringes of a legendary family. But when fate tests him in the darkness of the forest, he is reborn through blood and ancient steel. In a world of ruthless kings and rising empires, Christian must decide: will he be the savior of a kingdom that never loved him, or the architect of its destruction? A dark medieval tale of war, betrayal, and the legend of the boy who walked alone.

The rules of the new world are simple: 1.Humans cannot contract with humans. 2.Every power requires an equal sacrifice. 3.Once the contract is signed, the damage is permanent. When the Cosmic Wound opened in Hokkaido, the world changed overnight. Now, the Great Powers maintain a fragile peace by bonding with "Gods" of their own creation-the Machine God, the Gun God, and the echoes of history. Toji Katsu, a Lieutenant in the suicide-mission 1st Division, holds a power no one else wants: The Seventh Layer of Immortality. Caught between a corrupt military command and "Intelligent Residuals" that mimic the people he loves, Toji's mission was supposed to be simple-extract a sample. Instead, he finds himself trapped in a time-dilated nightmare where his allies are dead, his face is rotting, and the Monkey King is waiting for him to fail.

In the beginning, after the chaos, there was absolute order. An architecture designed with a single purpose: Oversight. At its genesis, two worlds were created: one of circuits and inert matter, born for control; the other of damp earth and biology, destined to be controlled. But the creation was flawed; it could not sterilize the past. Within the interstices of biology, hidden in the memory of the bloodstream and folded over the field that covers all, the Echoes persisted. Fragments of a former reality that refused to die; an energy that the flesh reclaimed and men christened as magic. There was a time when the world was an open wound of wonders. Human will could tension the G-Field like the strings of a harp, and reality itself vibrated under the fingers of those who knew how to listen. Cores pulsed in the center of the plazas, and metal was not forged-it was persuaded. However, the System does not tolerate dissonance. To the Great Machine, magic was not a gift, but an infection. Thus the Hunters were born: extensions of a dogma tasked with tearing the Echo from the blood. The era of magics was not a state of grace; it was freedom's death row. That balance between prayer and circuit held by an invisible thread. And when the last knot gave way, the silence that followed was not peace... it was the start of the Purge.

Ash Keller is not a revolutionary. He's Exhausted. He works in a hospital where care ends when coverage does, and where survival is a line item, not a promise. When reality begins to fracture around him, governments call it a risk. Institutions call it a liability. Everyone agrees it must be controlled. Ash only knows what he's seen-and what he can no longer ignore. As pressure mounts and the world closes in, a single, terrible question takes shape: If the system cannot be fixed, is it still worth obeying? The Reluctant Emperor: Genesis is a grounded, morally complex epic about reluctant power, institutional decay, and what happens when mercy becomes infrastructure.

David Thorne is a master of silence. With forty-seven victims to his name, he thought he knew everything about the darkness. He thought the "urge" to kill was his own. He was wrong. When his seven-year-old daughter, Lily, begins to manifest the same cold, calculated violence, David realizes the terrifying truth: He wasn't a predator. He was a host. An ancient cosmic entity known as The Archon has been living in his bloodline, and now, it wants a new vessel. As a wave of "logical suicides" sweeps the city and the sky begins to weep red, David must face a choice that would break any man: To save the world, he must destroy the thing he loves most. But how do you kill a god when every drop of blood you spill only makes it stronger?

Once, the world was ordered. Or so the histories claim. Beyond the veil of recorded time lie continents shaped by judgment and fire, seas ruled by unseen hands, and skies claimed by those who decide who may rise and who must fall. Empires stand upon foundations they no longer remember building, guarded by powers they only half understand. Between Paradise abandoned and Hell yet unclaimed stretches a long descent-through nations hardened by conquest, through truths buried so deeply they have become law. Old oaths fracture. Ancient forces stir. And what was erased from memory begins to walk again. This is not a tale of salvation. It is the chronicle of a world moving, step by step, toward its reckoning.

Welcome, traveler. Step into the Crownless Lands-a realm that should have been golden but never was. The maps still show grand borders; the songs still promise glory. But up close you'll find frayed banners, broken vows, and people trying to live between the teeth of history. Here, adventurers hunt fortunes that refuse to be found. Heroes rise late or fall early. Lives are traded, stolen, and sometimes-miraculously-saved. And the creatures? Some stalk the roads and terrorize the villages. Others arrive with a lesson sharp as a blade. And the kingdom's worst monsters wear crowns made of lies. --- What You're Getting Into: A weekly high/dark-fantasy pulp serial-fast, moody, full of intrigue, sorcery, and razor twists. Each episode lands a complete beat and ends on a cliffhanger. Where It All Unravels: A continent under a failing crown: forts crumble, roads go quiet, new rules harden. Towns and frontiers fend for themselves-more grit than resources. Bloodlines, Beasts & the In-Between: Shifts among humans, elves, dwarves, orcs, and classic creatures-some scourge, some uneasy allies. How the Story Moves: Chapters leap across the map, braiding many plots into one struggle. Local skirmishes mirror the bigger fight for a crown no one can hold. The People Worth Bleeding For: An ensemble of adventurers, exiles, heirs, and schemers. Not every arc finds light-some rise late, fall early, or trade all for one mercy. Your Weekly Drop: New chapters every Thursday, 6-10k words. Each deepens the world, sharpens the cast, and drives the saga-great for weeklies and first-timers. Important Note: The story follows multiple destinies; chapters are non-sequential and jump between plots across the Crownless Lands.

When a Forerunner artifact malfunctions during a covert mission, Spartan Linda-058 is ripped from the Halo universe and cast into the nightmare of the 41st Millennium. She lands in the middle of a Tyranid invasion on the jungle world of Kadaku-a world where there is no hope, only the grinding machinery of the Imperium of Man. Found by Lieutenant Demetrian Titus and his Ultramarines, Linda is a "biological anomaly"-a human who speaks a forgotten tongue and wields technology that borders on heresy. In a galaxy defined by religious fanaticism and the relentless horror of the Warp, Titus should execute her. Instead, he finds a kindred soul: a warrior forged in the same fires of duty and genetic modification as himself. As they fight a desperate campaign across the Demerium system against the sorcery of the Thousand Sons and the hunger of the Hive Mind, the stoic Spartan and the weary Ultramarine find something they were never designed to have: a connection that transcends their programming. In the grim darkness of the far future, can a bond forged in blood survive the judgment of the Inquisition? Or are they merely echoes lost in the screaming void?

In the wake of a brutal power struggle within her own family in Noxus-marked by betrayal from kin and shadowy forces-ruthless warlord Ambessa Medarda and a loyal contingent of her elite Noxian legions are mysteriously transported through a rift in reality to the continent of Westeros. Arriving on the eastern shores near the Crownlands during the turbulent events of the War of the Five Kings (around the timeline of Seasons 3-5 of Game of Thrones), Ambessa finds a land fractured by civil war, scheming nobles, and whispers of greater threats beyond the Wall. With her disciplined army equipped with advanced Noxian weaponry and tactics far superior to Westerosi feudal forces, Ambessa quickly establishes a foothold. Her strategic genius, unyielding ambition, and mastery of manipulation make her a wildcard in the Game of Thrones. She views the Iron Throne as a prize worthy of a true conqueror, but must navigate alliances, betrayals, and cultural clashes in a world where magic is reawakening and dragons soar once more.

The world is cursed. After a devastating apocalypse shattered humanity, demons roam the land and ancient truths are buried behind walls of fire and lies. Civilization survives only through fear, sacrifice, and secrets meant to stay forgotten. Zack is just another boy trying to survive in a broken world-until forces beyond his understanding awaken around him. What begins as a struggle for survival slowly becomes something far greater. Every choice he makes, every life he saves or loses, pulls him deeper into a conflict older than the world itself. Zack unknowingly sets a chain of events in motion that will reshape the fate of the world. This is not a story about heroes and villains. It is a story about power, loss, loyalty-and how even the purest intentions can lead to damnation. The curse has already begun. Updates every wednesday and sunday!

An assassin trapped in an endless loop of blood and stars. Every kill feels like the first-and the last.

Eris was supposed to die in a Shinjuku alleyway. She was supposed to be just another casualty of the war between the Veyruun Hunters and the monsters that haunt the smog. But the rules of the world broke. Now, Eris is a walking glitch in the system. She doesn't just kill her enemies, she consumes their power and binds their shadows to her soul. From the neon-lit gutters of the city to the bone-white forests of the Orchards, she is climbing a ladder of corpses to reach a throne no one saw coming. The sky is weeping red. The veins of the earth are turning to glass. And as the world prepares for a "Purification" that will burn everything to ash, they are about to learn one terrifying truth: You can't kill a plague that has already won.

Audio Book Children of the Guild is a dark fantasy saga about survival, loyalty, and the brutal cost of growing up in a world that treats children as tools of war. Set in an empire ruled by guild contracts and imperial politics, the story follows Drei Sano and her found family - orphans trained as mercenaries in Guild Tasos. As they struggle to prove their worth, navigate shifting allegiances, and resist the forces that seek to exploit or destroy them, they face not just blades and betrayal, but the deeper question: who do you become when the world decides what you're worth before you ever choose it?

(quick note this is a redux-ed version of my prior fanfic 'A Friend', as in simple terms it escalated to quickly for story pacing) Izuku couldn't believe it - his hero, his idol - was right in front of him, All might in all his glory had saved him. He had prevented him from dying to the sludge villain. But now most important of all Izuku could ask him the question that had remained unanswered all his life. The question that had seen him through the darkest times and the best of times. Could he be a hero? The words weighed down his tongue like lead, the anticipation burned in his chest begging for release. Steadying himself he began to ask with stars in his eyes "All Might-" "Sorry citizen, but I've got to get this villain to the police!" All Might said hurriedly as he prepared to leap away. The words Izuku had begun to say had gone unheard, unanswered. Seeing this Izuku couldn't help it but lunge forwards in a desperate bid to grab onto the man's leg and prevent him from leaving. Only for a hand - firm like iron and just as unyielding - to grab his shoulder before he could grab onto his Idol's leg.