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⚔️ The Wayward Company "He came from an age of gunpowder and discipline... and found himself in a world of magic and monsters." The year was 1785 when Silas Ward was born - a Virginian by birth, a soldier by blood. The son of a frontier rifleman and a veteran of the Revolution, Ward grew up in the lingering smoke of musket fire and the echoes of liberty's war drums. His father's stories were full of powder, honor, and men who carved a nation from wilderness. Ward became one of them - a United States Marine, a captain forged in the chaos of the War of 1812 and the Barbary Wars that followed. He knew the sting of salt air, the ring of sabres, and the thundering recoil of a musket - his father's old Charleville, a relic from another war. He knew discipline, courage, and the silence that comes after battle. He thought he knew the world. Until one night, the world changed. A storm unlike any other swallowed his ship whole - and when he awoke, the sea was gone. In its place stood a land of twin moons and crimson dawns, where men walked beside elves and devils bore human faces. A place where steel and sorcery shared the same battlefield. To its people, he was an enigma: a foreigner in a tattered blue coat, wielding a thunderous weapon no forge could craft and speaking of wars no bard had sung of. To himself, he was something worse - a ghost adrift in a world that was not his own. But fate has a strange sense of humor. In this new realm, Silas Ward would cross paths with others who carried their own scars: a half-elf devoted to divine justice, a young fighter chasing her worth, a brooding warlock haunted by the cost of power, and a tiefling bard whose charm hides a wounded heart. Together, they will become known as The Wayward Company - not by choice, but by destiny. Their story is one of exile and rediscovery, of loyalty born in the fires of difference. For while some heroes are made by gods, and others by magic... Silas Ward was made by war.

The world didn't break. It changed. Josie Winter is starting to notice. Micah Stiles is trying to stop her.

"He carries a kingdom in his blood, and a graveyard on his wrist in the world of Wonder-Real. Not only that, but victory isn't only just won in the clouds alone. It's also claimed in the dirt and the deep." - Narrator In 2043, Oberon Draconia-D'Elise brings a new kind of war to Night Raven College. While other mages study ancient incantations, Oberon studies logistics, terrain, and the cold logic of the Wonder-Real. The princes' watch is a burden. It is the Sovereign's Decree, a tether to forty years of human war. Within its gears live the spirits of men and women who never made it home-renegades from the Free Erusea uprisings and the haunted, rogue crew of the Alicorn. They aren't just machines; they are echoes of regret, whispering of a world where the sky once rained fire. In a school of selfish magic, the prince must navigate the weight of his father's legacy while silencing the ghosts of a human war. But when a new flame rises at the academy-it will be the reminiscence of his past and must confront the truth. He isn't just a student. He's the commander of the fallen, and the sky is finally calling in its debts. (Disclaimer / Note: I do not own Twisted Wonderland or Ace Combat. All characters, aircraft designs & manufacturers, and trademarks belong to their respective owners (Disney, Aniplex, f4samurai, Bandai Namco, and Project Aces).)

Two commanders stand on opposite sides of a frozen battlefield. One commands lightning. The other commands the storm of winter. The war between them will not be won by strength alone-but by who understands the other first. The war should have ended years ago. Instead, it has become a quiet contest between two men who have not spoken face to face in a very long time. Captain Erakiel, known as the Heir of the Storm, leads the western armies with lightning in his wake. His battles are sudden, overwhelming, and precise. Across the battlefield stands Captain Quilo, the White Quill of the North-whose calm strategies move armies like pieces on a board as snow bends around him, Every decision he makes ripples through the war. When their forces finally meet along the frozen ridges between their kingdoms, neither seeks a reckless victory. Instead, they begin studying each other. As scouts become observers and battles become tests. Every move hides another beneath it. Through the eyes of lieutenants, strategists, and soldiers caught between them, the war slowly transforms into something more: A battle of patience, deception, and understanding. Because on this battlefield, the greatest weapon is not lightning or snow-It is knowing what your enemy will do next.

He saved the world. Now he must survive what it cost. Ash never wanted a throne. He took power because the old world had no heart-because hunger, indifference, and broken systems were crushing humanity long before any war began. Now, the Empire stands. The sick are treated. The hungry are fed. The broken are no longer abandoned. But beneath the Empire, the Forge still burns. Deep within the mountain, the Gene Forge remakes the willing into Legionnaires-or destroys them in the attempt. And with every sacrifice, the questions grow harder: how much suffering can be justified in the name of love? How much power can one man carry before mercy begins to look like tyranny? Some call him savior. Some call him monster. Ash calls it burden. And he will bear anything to keep the world from becoming what it was again.

War has come. After the devastating results of last year's hijacked Reenactment, Blader Thrym is currently in the middle of fighting the war between Domar Tros' chaos armies and Asgard's established reign. Between Tros and his apprentice's use of blood magic and rekkr soldiers, the einherjar are hard pressed to keep their holds on the Nine Worlds as civilians struggle to keep their loved ones safe. When Blader and his companions are chosen by the god Magni to reform the elite Mjolnir Squad, the first to be assembled since Dyr Gunar's rule, they are tasked with the mission of eliminating the two sorcerers commanding the forces of chaos. But with increased wolf and vikingr attacks, the squad's focus is split as the powers of the enemy grow. With the kidnapping of Blader's youngest sister and his inability to search for her, his brother Ivan is thrust out of his simple farming life into an alliance with Valkyrie Recruiter Loqe as the two of them set out to rescue Freyja in the midst of the turmoil of their world. Ivan's attraction to the Valkyrie only grows during his time with Loqe as he remains blissfully unaware of the secrets and punishment she hides. In the second installment of the Einherjar Saga, Blader Thrym and his allies join the war against the sorcerers who invoke chaos in order to protect the world order. /**/ #1 Military Fantasy 6/18/23

Cole Rexford isn't a hero-he's a cigar-smoking, sharp-tongued ex-soldier with scars deeper than the one across his eye. Content to drink, gamble, and hunt monsters for coin, his quiet life is shattered when a sealed letter from an old war buddy drags him into a deadly mystery. Villages are burning. Monsters are uniting. And ancient enemies thought long vanished are walking in daylight. Reluctantly stepping back into the fray, Cole assembles a mismatched crew of mercenaries, misfits, and one overly polite military strategist with a knack for war games and no clue how to survive a brothel. What begins as a favor quickly unravels into a war against a hidden force threatening to consume the kingdom from within. The deeper they dig, the darker it gets. Loyalties will be tested. Legends will awaken. And Cole-whether he likes it or not-might be the last line of defense between civilization and the monsters clawing through the cracks. Gritty action, snarky humor, a bit of vice, and a whole lot of mystery.

This is the story of three friends - a master strategist, a brutal executioner, and a ruthless conqueror. Together they endured suffering, only to find themselves in the Insilarian Army. But as a continental war raged, their bond of brotherhood was tested. From soldiers they rose to rulers, their names feared across the world. Yet, as power grew, so did envy. Friendship gave way to rivalry, and the three carved the world into empires. For thirty years their reign of blood and iron was known as the Tri Dictators Era. At its twilight, the three clashed for the last quarter of Essrosav. Who emerged victorious... remains untold.

Blader Thrym never meant to get into trouble, but it always seemed to find him. So when he is offered a chance between allowing his trouble to bring shame upon his family or enlist in the einherjar, thereby restoring his honor, Blader chooses the latter. Each incoming einherjar must prove themselves worthy to join the ranks of the finest warriors, those belonging to the Reborn Cosmos' High King Baldor. The rite of passage, the Reenactment, sends all the new recruits into a reality that is a remembrance of the old Nine Worlds, of the worlds before Ragnarok, in order to test their courage, strength, honor, cleverness, and combat skills through a series of trials. The stakes are life and death. Only those good enough to survive have what it takes to be an einherjar. But the wolves are beginning to sneak out of the darkness and talk of conspirators is increasing. When allegiances are called into question and suspicions of the Reenactment's effectiveness to select the best recruits for the einherjar start spreading, Blader must do his best to both survive and hold to the values he prizes. He will have to pull on everything he ever learned about his reality's past in order to have any sort of a future in his world. Cover created by @CelticWarriorQueen17

Elysia is a general, a commander whose name shapes the tides of war. But when a stranger arrives claiming kinship, she is thrust into a legacy older and darker than any empire. Bound by duty yet haunted by blood, Elysia must face the truth: the greatest battle will not be fought with her armies, but within her own veins.

She is the world's youngest General of the World's Biggest Military, The International Secret All-Purpose Military. What are some of the things you'd have to go through to achieve such a status? That's what Tolarah and the Entire world want to know. During this 60 minute interview, "General Of the I.S.A.P.M" Isabella Marie Fang tells the world about a few of her experiences on the ground. Everything from raiding Military bases to stopping terrorism on her home turf. This is only a slice of the misadventures.

This short story takes place at the height of the Crystal War, a decades-long conflict that has embroiled the entire world of Parth and all of the 'civilized' or 'good' cultures (city-dwelling Humans, Elves, Dwarves, and Halflings) as well as the nomadic, 'savage', or 'evil' cultures (Ursakari Human barbarians, Orcs, and Goblins). The entire Crystal War Saga series will be released later this year.

Dominance, the mightiest nation on Terrus, sends its forces to subjugate a village in its path of conquest. Confident in their prowess, what happens when they encounter forces unknown?

Kayden would very much like to leave the past where it belongs. The fact that he could see ghosts made that a herculean task in itself. When a woman who can see the ghosts as well shows up on his doorstep, all his hopes of living a normal life were dashed. He is thrown into a world of magic and chaos, training to defend the Earth from creatures of another world. Before he can even complete his studies, thousands of lives are dropped into his lap. To protect them, Kayden is willing to tear himself apart and confront truths about himself, the people around him and the world at large. The world has no business being in his hands but it is, and Kayden would die before he drops it.

In the frozen North, legends are forged in blood. Malek was never meant to lead. A war orphan raised among outcasts, he bears no crest, no noble blood-only scars and silence. But when the Empire marches on Highrest and the kingdom's generals falter, the North turns to the one warrior who has never known surrender. With nothing but fractured forces and fading hope, Malek must outwit a ruthless enemy, unite a divided realm, and hold the walls against annihilation. In the shadows of betrayal and prophecy, whispers grow: a lion walks among men. As blades clash and drums thunder, the question remains-not if the North can survive, but whether a forgotten boy can rise to become the legend they call Lionborn.

Monsters are invading a frontier town and reclusive Cora has to lead a ragtag band of big-city scoundrels out to defeat them. Can she survive the monsters and the heroes?

Princess Elara and the Arcane Vanguard is an epic fantasy adventure set in the magical Arcane Kingdom, where loyalty, courage, and strategy shape the fate of all. As sinister forces plot the kingdom's destruction, Princess Elara relies on two legendary snipers, her elite forces, and her own resolve to defend her home. Secret agents known as the Shadow Talons, the swift Lightning Guard, and resilient Runebound Infantry work together to gather intelligence, thwart spies, and repel invasions. Amid chaos, misunderstanding, and heroism, Elara leads her people through intrigue, preemptive strikes, and a final victorious battle that unites former enemies under her wise rule, forging a stronger, more vigilant empire built on unity and valor.

A crossover fan-fiction between two beloved high fantasy minecraft universes- Rainimator and Black Plasma Studios, Days of War is a prequel story to the BPS animated series Songs of War, taking place during the dark days of the Great War. In this crossover, after Herobrine is killed by Ceris in the Rainimator saga, he reincarnates in Ardonia, the world of Songs of War. He hears of the power of the Prime Songs, and dreams of using their energy to return to the Rainimator world. Manipulating the charcters from Ardonia into starting the Great War, Herobrine's goal of using the Prime Songs to return and get revenge on the Ender Watchers is in sight, until an old friend or two from the Rainimator world begins to intervene.

A British officer who has fallen through the cracks of the system investigates a most curious unit in the army during the Third Battle of Ypres.