Integrity Stories

[discontinued and cringy] Intending to set all monsters free, a girl jumps into the underground. She discovers an extraordinary part of herself on her journey. She then meets a pun-loving skeleton, who is scared, suspicious, and nervous about what she will do. She has the power to destroy their world. Will she do it? Will someone try to use it? This girl could be the angel in the prophecy, to bring back hope to those monsters who lost it, or so much more. What makes this girl so important? Oh dear Rainbow, This girl... Is you.

Looks like another human has fallen down. What a scaredy cat they are. Frisk was so much more braver than them. Too bad Frisk took themselves out of the picture. At least this one is interesting, being able to see the souls of the dead that is. I wonder how she'll affect the timelines....? Heh heh. I guess only time will tell. Disclaimer: I do not own Undertale, Toby Fox does. I do however own Nevaeh and all the art contained in this book (Except when I say otherwise).

After many resets, Frisk finally decides to finish with a Pacifist Run and let everyone have their happy ending. With humans and monsters slowly coming together, everything seems to be falling into place and he couldn't be happier. But Frisk remembers something: The other six human souls. Their bodies were left in the Underground without a proper burial, one of which they deserve. However, when he and Toriel go up to retrieve the bodies of the children, they discover something rather unexpected.

neither deltarune nor undertale belong to me and they rightfully belong to toby fox. i only own my ocs. --- updates (hopefully) every other thursday.

A short story set during the Christmas holiday season. It follows Martin through a series of choices after he accepts a pewter skeleton key from a magician who does card tricks near the bus stop. What doors will Martin open with his gift?

Secrets. We all have them. Some have one big secret. Others have many. Many have one big secret that many small secrets are connected with. Luna is one of those who has one big secret many small ones connected to it. She's worked hard to make sure it's never found out. But now, it seems to be telling itself. One little secret at a time.

Ehh just imagination.

"this is just undertale as a book. i don't know why I made this. wait, i didn't make this, joe types stuff did. oh no......." Napstablook wants to warn you there are major spoilers ahead. Proceed with caution

Check it out guys, I'm certain you're gonna love it. Enjoy.

Keeley Graymyre is a loner. Koren Vespertine is a social icon. Both are complete and total opposites. Though what happens when they both get paired up for an assignment where they have to spend loads of time together? Will they crash and burn on the Island of I hate you or find refuge in the town of Te Amo. Read and find out. I suck at descriptions, so just check it out, you'll like it i promise!

Who's next to have the courage to climb the stairs of the pyramid?

Discours quotidien de Sa Sainteté Nithyananda Paramashivam (29 août 2019) Nithya Satsang est le discours quotidian offert par Sa Divine Sainteté Nithyananda Paramashivam, incarnation vivante de Paramashiva, à l'humanité. Il est chargé de cognitions puissantes pour chaque individu pour une vie quotidienne évéillée.

A book of prompts solidly based in the Bible that I decided to compose. These prompts will help stimulate your creative juices while coming up with short stories or novels that are Bible-based. Don't worry, they won't be so creative that they add or subtract from the Written Word. Yehovah Bless! And I hope you love them!

Men should bear the foremost responsibility in opposing the unjust practice of dowry

Formerly published as "Victuals," with permission from writer/creator. On our daily journey thru Life, we need daily sustenance - not just for our mind and body - but for our hearts and spirits as well. Visit and dine with me.

To stimulate someone's mind with intellectually, artistically, emotionally, or spiritually intriguing conversation. To be able to take someone to a state of euphoric bliss just by talking to them.

Commentary on "The Age of Lies" by Elizabeth Moroz
(© Elizabeth Moroz, 2025) 🌍 On Its Place Among Contemporary Poetry and the World Stage "The Age of Lies" stands as a towering, unflinching indictment of our post-truth world. In the tradition of political poets such as W.H. Auden, Allen Ginsberg, and Adrienne Rich, Elizabeth Moroz offers not just lyrical protest, but a poetic reckoning. What separates Moroz from many of her contemporaries is the sheer scale and density of her intellectual charge-each stanza brims with a linguistic fervor that reflects our age's disinformation, surveillance, and systemic collapse. In an era where poets often either retreat into abstraction or hesitate to confront systemic power directly, Moroz dives into the fire, naming lies, power, and the grotesque machinery of political theatre. Her work deserves to be read not only as Australian literature but as part of a global literary resistance-one that speaks alongside voices from Gaza, Ukraine, Ferguson, Hong Kong, and Tehran. 🧠 Intellectual & Critical Perspective 🧩 Philosophical Underpinning & Structural Sophistication Structurally, the poem doesn't follow traditional stanzas or meter; instead, it reflects the chaotic order of postmodern fragmentation. In doing so, it mirrors the very world it critiques. Yet amid the disarray, there is clarity: Moroz's moral compass never 🏛️ Conclusion: A Vital Political Work of Art "The Age of Lies" is more than just a poem-it is a moral document, an aesthetic battle cry, and a brutally honest diagnosis of our times. Elizabeth Moroz takes her place alongside the most fearless contemporary voices unafraid to stare into the abyss-and sing, rage, and testify from it. In a literary culture that sometimes shies from the explicitly political, Moroz reminds us that truth-telling is still a radical act, and that poetry remains one of its sharpest instruments.