Idealism Stories

In the medieval continent of Eldevia, the world appears solid and eternal-built on stone, sealed by custom, and sanctified by tradition. Rivers turn millstones, kings rule by ancient right, and generations of common folk learn to live within boundaries they did not choose. The story begins not with war or prophecy, but with a mill. As harvests thin and burdens quietly grow heavier, a scattered group of scholars, craftsmen, farmers, and former knights begin to ask questions that have no place in official records. They do not call themselves rebels. They seek no crown, no divine mandate. What binds them together is a belief-still fragile, still unspoken-that order should rise from shared labor and common need, not inherited power. Across cities and villages, in scriptoria and workshops, in exile and defeat, their ideas spread, fracture, fail, and return changed. Victories prove temporary. Leaders fall. New hierarchies emerge where old ones were torn down. And ordinary people must decide, again and again, whether life has truly become better-or merely different. Stone and Bread is a long-form historical epic told through the lives of ordinary men and women caught inside great structural change. Without invoking modern names or doctrines, it traces the slow birth of collective consciousness, the cost of idealism, and the enduring question at the heart of all societies: Who should the world belong to-and at what price?

Little girl runs away from home and becomes an acolyte. Then, she meets her first love, a silver-haired GM. Everything goes well until the news of the revival of Satan Morroc forces her away from Volsung! With her best friends, she goes on a quest for power, and to meet her beloved GM once more.

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Sheltered Genius, 16-year old Finella ('Fin') is the granddaughter of Manila's biggest Mafia boss. When she hears of her engagement to the son of a Triad's boss, she runs away from home in search for her nameless first love-- a mysterious guy who saved her in Hong Kong 8 years ago. Returning to Hong Kong, Fin got in trouble with gangsters, but was saved by a guy who looks exactly like her first love BUT is completely different personality-wise-- Leon. Unlike her kind and gentle first love, he's cold, stoic and very strict! (Image credits to Rinmaru games' Manga Creator Game :) ) Desperate Fin trails him and stubbornly forces him to take her as his apprentice, and teach her Parkour for one year! A one-year lesson of life, love, friendship and Parkour!

Ｔｗｅｌｖｅ ｙｅａｒｓ ａｇｏ， ｔｈｉｎｇｓ ｃｈａｎｇｅｄ．．． The world is broken. The idea of school has become obsolete since the war started twenty years ago, and chaos is possibly the only order that exists anymore. The Catago, the group that attacked those twenty years ago, seized control of the government and did nothing else. But the second someone tried to stop them, things got very ugly, very fast. People say that the world is gone, their chance trickled like water out of their palms. Fourteen-year-old Aiden thinks otherwise. He sits by and waits for someone to fix this mess, never imagining he could play a part. With little warning, people are suddenly calling Aiden the key, the answer. But every key needs a lock and every answer needs a question, and Aiden has no idea where to start looking. Ａｎｄ ｔｈｅｙ ｃａｎ ｃｈａｎｇｅ ａｇａｉｎ．．． Most Impressive Rank So Far: #138 in Dystopia Current Most Impressive Rank: #45 in Organization

Short Story about the origin of dogs.

When I was between ten to twelve years old, I went through an intense I-can-write-earthshaking-poetry phase. My poems had everything, philosophy, humor, loss, love. Of course, now I realize that poetry does not entail rhyming every alternate sentence, and that I made up certain words along the way, but they are pretty enjoyable nonetheless. Or so I think. Okay, so that was the polite introduction. Here's the real one: You know how bucket lists are all the rage now? Well, I made one and it includes, and I quote "Post your childhood efforts to become a poet on Wattpad and not take it down for at least a year". You see, like everybody else, the moment I finish writing something--anything, I feel stupid. And considering that I wrote this six or seven years ago, I feel really really stupid. But I'm all fearless today, maybe due to lack of sleep, and so I am posting this. On a side note, I have decided to stop being embarrassed about how immature I was/am and embrace the fact that I was an idealistic, pure, eleven year old before I became the poster child for Cynical@Sixteen.

A philosophical narrative I wrote for my English class.

Poetry. On the hero's escape from Calypso's isle, the end of Desire. You might stay for a bit, but when you finally think better of it, it may require strong emergency measures for you to escape Calypso's entreaties.

The year is 2418, and the Second Dominion War has been raging for thirteen years. Fighting alone and plagued by incompetence and corruption, the Federation is slowly, but steadily, losing grounds to the Dominion. When a highly decorated and respected war hero seizes power on Earth in a coup d'etat, promising an end to government corruption and a path to final victory, Admiral Oliver A. Lee, commander of the Kalandra Sector, who would have preferred the life of a historian and scholar to that of a Starfleet officer, finds himself faced with an impossible choice: save the Federation or save its ideals. Meanwhile, amidst the chaos of war and civil strife, a young woman struggles to find herself, love, and the affection of a distant father.

These are my raw, honest emotions.😫

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my story under a lenses of allegory

A random exploration of a young woman's dream or fantasy guys inserted into the framework of a short story.