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A reimagining of the Lore and Information of the my own fictional Techno-Fantasy, Magitek, Sci-fi, and Dungeonpunk Nation, the United Azure Federation (UAF). Genres: - Techno-Fantasy - Magitek - Sci-fi - Dungeonpunk

The Feast Day of San Galileo brings a motley group of revelers to Kota Maynilad. During the fiesta, sheltered mage-in-training Otts meets Ynés, a feisty machinist's apprentice. As they while away the day together, they encounter the port city's bustling youth culture: punk rock minstrels; carefree kit-bashers who remix spells into mash-ups; sidewalk herbalists with their mind-expanding home-brewed potions; and "glamplayers" who use cantrips to take on the appearance of their favorite folk heroes. Along the way, this mismatched pair discover invaluable lessons about magick, science, 'adulting', and each other. A coming-of-age novelette set in a world of enchanted tech and Philippine alternative history. Recommended If You Like: Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist transplanted to manapunk Southeast Asia

Noah Rizal is a disabled child living in the shanties. She lives only with her father, and no one else. One day, he takes her to the mall, simple as that. What happens is that she gets separated from him and dragged into an adventure with two strangers to try and rebel against a corrupt politician that want to rule the country of the Philippines. It's a war for them, but it's not in favor of the children. Noah doesn't understand what's happening at all, and yet, she's trying to help. Is this the road for a forsaken child? {Finished Camp NaNoWriMo 2015. Unedited and unrevised.}

🔥FEAST OF FIRES🔥 It was five years ago... when Ares tried to ignite fire like all the other mages do. Theirs was a flickering red and orangey flame that was magnificent. He looked at the magic he created... to his disgrace, it was a black distorted scorching fire that blazed from his fingertips. That was five years ago... when Ares has never known that such an ugly form of fire was illegal because it was a threat to the kingdom. ʕ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʔʕ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʔ There was something beyond that searing inferno... something comparable to a sweet nightmare.

Part badass magical girl drama, part post-apocalyptic robot western, all awesome. GodHunters is a work of serialized fiction, told in daily chapters of roughly 400-1000 words. The first season of GodHunters is approximately 140 chapters in length, with six seasons already planned.

Nathaniel has been a pirate for half his life, sailing the clouds on airships powered by steam and magic. He has grown tired of the danger and hardship and wants to start a new life free of his past, perhaps with a woman by his side. This is a rewrite of my earlier short story "A pirate's last flight." I decided to rewrite it for a couple reasons. First to refine it and polish it a bit more. Second, and more importantly, to put it in the low fantasy/steampunk inspired world I'm currently writing other stories in.

The capital city of the Kingdom of Yorn falls. A girl is taken prisoner and grows up a slave, but her life changes when she is deemed worthy of a legendary sword.

When college dropout Alex Mercer doodled tank schematics in the back of a lecture hall, he never imagined he'd become the conduit for an ancient war machine's vengeance. Torn from Earth into a shattered realm where Nazi magitek collides with dieselpunk horrors, Alex discovers a chilling power: he can summon soldiers and weapons from humanity's darkest wars. But every bullet has a cost, and every ally is borrowed time. The Dark King, a SS general fused with occult machinery, seeks to erase two worlds to forge his Fourth Reich. His armies, abominations of flesh and steel, are legion. His granddaughter, a medic with a target on her back, holds the key to his demise. And the AI in Alex's head, Valkyrie, whispers promises of victory... for a price. As Alex's ragtag squad of students and WWII GIs battle biomechanical nightmares, they must confront a truth: War is a poison. Even victory tastes of ash. In a world where magic is code and heroes are forged in fire... ... what will survival cost them?

In a world filled with competing empires, kingdoms, and republics, magic and political power become the primary weapons in the fight to control the destiny of humanity. The Aurelthia Empire, the strongest empire that ruled a single continent, forced the smaller kingdoms to pay tribute and submit under their iron law. However, behind the splendor and power, ancient secrets and mysterious prophecies threaten the stability of the world. Cillian Griff and his other friends who survived the destruction of their refuge by Aurelthia's minions, part ways with promises to meet again and form a rebel organization as an adult. Years later, they lead "God's Decree Law", an organization that aims to overthrow the empire and create a new, just world. they fought hard until they got their degrees and became prominent figures, but their ambitions will remain unchanged because basically they became like this In order to become an absolute power to fight against the Empire and the kingdom. Set against the backdrop of a world rich in culture, magic and history, this story tells of the struggles of Cillian and his Colleagues against the tyranny of the empire. They must face internal conflicts, betrayals, and dark secrets about the world's and their own past. Will they succeed in creating a new world, or become a victim of an inevitable prophecy?

(Temporarily on hiatus) Isaac served the kingdom of Wollema for twenty-two years. Discharged early after the Great War ended, Isaac must find a way to survive in a world ravaged by war, magic gone awry, and new machines and weapons that threaten to upset centuries of tradition. Given nothing but a few coins and the outdated equipment he used in the army, Isaac joins up with a mercenary company employing many of his former enemies to survive in a world he no longer recognizes.

Luz had always known she was different, her peers had always made that very clear. She just never knew the differences went deeper than skin, that they had ever been more than human. (An alternate universe of The Owl House where Luz is an android but doesn't find out until the season 1 finale.)

This may be a bit awkward, but I had an idea, of cloning the resident emo, Maggie. When a Cloning machine goes horribly wrong, Maggie and the Loud Siblings must find a way to stop them before they do irreversible damage to Royal Woods, and beyond. (Now with 20% more Maggie clones!) Meanwhile, the original will learn that not all things are as grim-dark as it would appear. Sounds simple, right? Well, to Maggie...you may as well be dead wrong here. (This is a stand-alone story, not relating to the main Tales.)

Captain Fort Carlyle, the sword and bolter head of the Airship Ardent and its floating nation of merry madcaps are off on another whirlwind adventure, pursuing a boundless energy source into the depths of the unexplored Kerrian Wilds. But between their mysterious employers, the uncharted wilderness, the devious traps of an ancient civilization, and rival ships in hot pursuit, the crew of the Ardent will have their work cut out for them.

In the vast, neon-veined megacities of Tharirthia-a world where Gothic architecture meets quantum-level Magitek-immortality is not a myth; it is law. Here, the Vampire Houses, descendants of the first bloodline blessed by Vyrathos, the God of Blood, rule over the fragile, mortal remnants of the human population. Lyrende is a ghost, a young woman navigating the razor-thin line between freedom and being registered as a ceremonial donor for the ruling Crimson Dominion. She carries a secret-and a desperate, quiet defiance-against the creatures who designed her future. Armastus. A name whispered with reverence and dread. As a lethal, high-ranking noble, he is the embodiment of the aristocracy Lyrende vows to destroy, a figure cold and calculating enough to have been sculpted from the planet's own obsidian spires. When a ritual-meant to honor the sorrowful union of Noctriel and Lydra-binds their destinies, their forced proximity ignites a passion that breaks every treaty and religious decree. Lyrende finds herself dangerously fascinated by the immortal hunger in his eyes, while Armastus is drawn to the fragile, beating heart that could mean his ruin. Beneath the dual gaze of the Goddess Seleneir's moons, their love is an act of digital treason, threatening to unravel the carefully constructed order of the Blooded Sphere. In a world of eternal night, what happens when the thirst for power conflicts with the hunger of the heart?

Magic: a common ability, in The Radiant Isles, the advanced society of light and knowledge, and Home of the Elves, and most Humans; but not so in Ulfavir, The Deep, the Lands of darkness and chaos, Home of... everything else. Magic: personal in nature, unique to a point, though usually identifiable and trainable; until It's simply... not. Magic: all-powerful, industrious, intricate, and challenging; and also flawed, full of weaknesses, chaotic, over complicated, uncontrollable, and dangerous. That's all magic really is, after all... semantics, and two sides to a coin that decides the fate of the world, every day.

The Hero Mage sharpens the fangs of retaliation. He creates an unbeatable army of monsters and machines. When summoned to another world, Jin made a pact with the Demon King Bel, rising to become an overpowered Hero Mage, Jin Amiheure. However, just before achieving victory in the war against the Great Diglatre Empire, the Allied Nations betrayed him. The Empire, wielding cheat-like weapons such as airships and giant golems, begins to push back and corner the very Allied Nations that had exiled Jin. Seeing their self-destruction, Jin decides to cut ties with them. However, the Great Empire still poses a grave threat, so he chooses to create his own opposing force. Jin and his companions drift to the Kingdom of Verilard, one of the western nations. There, they aim to form a rebel army, armed with cheat-level magic and futuristic weapons, to thwart the Empire's ambitions of conquering the continent! RELEASE: 2021 (TL INCOMPLETE)

After a mysterious aurora borealis descended upon the Italian Peninsula, Italy and its two micro nation neighbours find themselves in a mysterious and hostile world. Losing their peaceful European neighbours, Italy finds that to the north of the Alps lies the great Parpaldian Empire, feared by many, if not all by those in the region. With the goal of establishing new relations, Italy is determined to get friendly with Parpaldia, even if the Empire's arrogance may hinder its progress. Until the peninsula finds new friendlier trading partners, Italy and Parpaldia find themselves on a circular dependency of trade. A fanfiction of the original story Summoning Japan. However, the plot does not follow like the original. Instead the Parpaldian Empire will play a bigger role in the original story as it goes on.