Mindgames Stories

They were chosen for being different, not brilliant. In a school where fear, memory and identity are part of the curriculum, power is subtle and manipulation is currency. Everyone thinks they're a player. Not everyone realizes they're a piece. +18

"Why me?" Ayanokouji Kiyotaka is not having a good time. It's not like he knows what a good time is, it's rather... Let us rephrase this. If you went to bed one day and woke up in another world where there were not only giant naked monsters but also individuals who defy physics by strapping themselves to strange gadgets that make them fly so they can kill said giant naked monsters... "This is my life now, I guess..." Yeah... After an unfortunate...event, the Masterpiece of the White Room is thrown into a world which mirrors his own. How will he deal with the challenges ahead? From scheming nobles to internal unrest within this walled world, who can stand up to this lost young man on his journey of self-actualization? _______________________________________________ Hello. I am QueasyEasy...I'm totally not EasyQueasy in disguise. This book is basically a more 'wholesome' version of Wax Wings with a few tweaks the audience might enjoy. Again, I am QueasyEasy and not EasyQueasy...definitely. CoTE belongs to Shōgo Kinugasa and AoT belongs to Hajime Isayama. Support the official release, dumb dumb brain.

[Ayanokouji in Class A] He is a monster on parole, granted a single chance at freedom. She is a queen whose crusade has lost its meaning. For Ayanokouji Kiyotaka, placed in the top-ranked Class A, the only goal is to remain perfectly still. His three-year mission is simple: perform the role of an ordinary student under the constant watch of an observer that fears him. Prove he is no longer a weapon, and he will earn a life. But his performance is immediately complicated by two forces: Sakayanagi Arisu, the daughter of his warden, a rival who seeks to shatter his peaceful façade and expose the masterpiece she knows is hidden beneath. And Morishita Ai, a social anomaly who offers him a dangerous form of sanctuary. The chance to be manipulated, a role he must play to prove his humanity. In a school designed to measure potential, he must hide his. In a world that demands change, the most terrifying thing you can do is refuse.

Seoul runs on two truths: power and law. Kim Seokjin rules the underworld with precision and patience. Kim Taehyung believes justice should be blind - even when it costs him everything. When a prosecutor becomes a pawn and a mafia don chooses manipulation over murder, lines blur between enemy and ally. In a city built on lies, loyalty is a weapon - and love is the most dangerous verdict of all.

What happens when a doctor, cold as an operating table, meets the girl who matches his brain and fills the hole in his heart while he's trying to use her for a plan? Shuntaro Chishiya doesn't do "feelings." In the twisted reality of the Borderlands, emotions are a liability-a glitch in the system. People are just tools, and Chishiya is the master craftsman. When he first sees Akai, he sees the perfect weapon: a lethal agent with a mind as sharp as his own and a survival instinct that rivals his clinical detachment. His plan was simple: use her skills to collect the cards and discard her when the game was won. But Akai isn't just another player. She is a storm he didn't forecast. As they navigate the blood-soaked arenas of Tokyo-from the psychological traps of the "Beach" to the final, haunting games of the Face Cards-the hunter becomes the protector. Between the adrenaline of near-death escapes and the quiet, heavy tension of the nights in between, Chishiya finds his cold logic failing him. For the first time, he isn't playing to win the game; he's playing to keep her alive. In a world designed to strip you of your humanity, they found something worth surviving for. This is the story of how a man who saw life as a game of Diamonds realized that a single Heart was the only card that truly mattered.

Six friends. One island. No way out. When Leo and his friends set off for a weekend getaway on a remote island, they expect laughter, late nights and memories to last a lifetime,but when the back door is found open one morning and a phone mysteriously disappears their perfect escape begins to unravel. What starts as small, strange incidents soon grows into something darker. Secrets surface, tensions rise and suspicions turn inward. Every glance feels like an accusation. Every word hides something left unsaid. And as the storm closes in, one truth becomes clear: the danger isn't outside. It's among them. The Blind Spot is a chilling psychological thriller about trust, friendship and the darkness we hide from ourselves.

10 extraordinary students apply to Advanced Nurturing High School, and due to their uniqueness from the school's interviews and their entrance exam scores, the chairman deided to put them in Class Zero, a special class for them that separates from the traditional Class A-D. Against the other 160 students in their year and in the upper-classes, how will they persevere? Classroom of the elite x Multi Series/smart characters

This is not just a tale of loss and secrets. It is a quiet exploration of envy that grows in silence, of jealousy disguised as closeness, and of how the people who know us best can sometimes wish to take our place. Inna Sheriff had built a life many envied a brilliant barrister, newly married, principled, charismatic, and on the rise. Her world seemed unbreakable until she vanished without a trace. Weeks later, a carefully staged explanation emerged a note suggesting she had chosen to walk away from it all. The world moved on, accepting the loss. But beneath the surface, questions lingered. A hidden truth began to unravel, revealing not hatred from strangers, but something far more intimate. As layers of deception peel away, the investigation uncovers a circle of those closest to her a senator's son haunted by old regrets, a billionaire's daughter clinging to a lost connection, and a colleague whose quiet resentment had festered for years. Yet the deepest wound comes from the one person Inna trusted without question. Inna's story is a chilling reminder that the greatest threats often wear the face of loyalty. Envy doesn't always shout, it whispers, imitates, and slowly replaces. True friendship celebrates success unchecked jealousy seeks to erase it. In the end, one overlooked detail forces the truth into the light not for revenge, but for clarity. Because sometimes, the most devastating betrayal isn't an attack from outside... it's a silent theft from within. With lots of love Sofifi ♡

You ever fall asleep watching a scary movie... and wake up still inside it? Three friends. One phone. A voice that knows too much. What starts as a joke turns into a psychological game where fear isn't loud, anger isn't explosive, and survival depends on staying calm when someone wants you to break. They thought it was over. It wasn't.

Between sleep and dreaming, there is a place where rules don't exist. She didn't mean to cross it. She kept dreaming... until her dreams learned how to breathe.. Some connections are born in dreams. Some realities begin after sleep. This isn't a love story. This is my hypnagogia.

"Some truths aren't meant to be found. Some secrets are meant to stay buried." Ekakini Rawal lived by a simple rule: trust no one. But she never expected the trail of blood to lead back to her own front door. One forgotten file. A string of motiveless murders. A web of lies that rewrites her entire history. As the line between friend and foe blurs, Ekakini is forced to face a terrifying reality: the people she calls family are the very ones she should be running from. Blood may be thicker than water, but it's also easier to spill.

When a shifting perception causes disastrous consequences, psychologist Ted Reeves is called in to investigate the root cause. In this third part of the Divergence series, follow Natalie Rhodes on her journey to understanding her own perception. And hopefully...staying out of prison.

Secret cyber behavioral program that manipulates people's decisions, implanted into systems globally. Unknown to Lucas and the task force at first; becomes central to the plot.

Lu Yun Xi is a reclusive novelist from Shanghai. When his bestselling novel is selected for a film adaptation by a Russian production house, he is pulled from his carefully crafted reality into a harsh place that feels cold and unknowable. There, he meets Kazimir Egorov...a popular actor chosen to play the male lead. From their first encounter, Kazimir deeply unsettles him. His presence is eerily familiar, as if Yun Xi had known him before. The feeling is suffocating, threaded with fear, and yet disturbingly intimate. No matter how hard Yun Xi tries to uncover the reason behind it, nothing fits... until Russia itself begins to feel like a labyrinth built specifically for him. As filming progresses, the lines between fiction and reality begin to blur. The story he once wrote starts to mirror his own life, and the truths he uncovers offer no clarity....only deeper unease. Because some mysteries are not meant to be solved, And some reunions were never meant to happen

They didn't contact everyone. Just me. They knew what I liked before I said it. They fixed things I never asked to fix. They spoke to me like I already belonged. No one says it's mandatory. No one says it's permanent. But I've started to notice something. People who don't fit stop being mentioned. And no one remembers when they left.

A man strung up as a fallen angel, wings of wire, halo of thorns. Mockery of death. Invitation to hell. Arthur Blayde, consultant savant scarred by the case that shattered him, has danced with devils before. But these kills-gruesome dioramas of flesh and shadow, riddles burrowing into his sleep-are different. They crawl inside him. In the storm-slick veins of Seoul, he hunts the mind behind the madness, only to collide with Inspector Kang Soo-min-fierce, unyielding, a firestorm of a detective who trusts no one, least of all the arrogant American who thinks he can read her city like an open file. She sees him as a threat. He sees her as the only one sharp enough to keep up. Together they chase the beast through rain-drenched alleys and fractured psyches, alliances cracking, sins surfacing, deadlines bleeding out. Every step forward pulls them closer to the killer-and dangerously closer to each other. Catch the monster... or become it? Your move. 🔪🧠 #SerialKiller #PsychThriller #EnemiesToLovers #DarkCrime

"A story about a group of friends. A game they never finished comes back to hunt them, now in order to find out who's the caller in the first place...they have to make sacrifices. A game for children turns deadly in a single call...would Axel win or would he lose just like always when they were still a child?"

This is fanfiction classroom of the elite or you can say parallel world Original story by Shōgo Kinugasa with illustrations by Shunsaku Tomose and some other make by other owner. This parallel world where superhuman character exist And the story take place on Advanced Nurturing High School (ANHS), but in a parallel world, where the government secretly uses the school to foster not only leaders, strategists, and manipulators, but also superhuman called "Genesis Individuals." These students possess enhanced intellect, physical augmentation, mental manipulation, or anomalous abilities, but their powers are restricted, suppressed, or hidden-and are only allowed to be used in indirect, strategic, or covert ways. Summery Tokyo Metropolitan Advanced Nurturing High School-a dream-like school that boasts a 100% college and job placement rate, and provides 100,000 yen worth of points every month. However, its true nature was a "meritocracy" where only a select few of the most academically successful students received favorable treatment. Ayanokoji and the others, who belong to Class D, known as the "last refuge for failures," somehow managed to advance to the second year. But their joy was short-lived, as they were at the mercy of the first-year students in a special exam held soon after the new school year began. Furthermore, figures who are moving in the shadows to take down Ayanokoji have appeared, including those involved in "a top-secret exam communicated to only a few students" and "assassins from the White Room."

Sable Quinn has always been told she's failing. Failing her classes. Failing her family. Failing at being normal. At eighteen, she's already learned how to disappear-how to keep her head down at school, how to absorb her father's anger at home, how to protect her younger brother when no one else will. What she hasn't learned is why the world around her feels wrong... or why her thoughts sometimes seem to bend reality itself. When strange messages begin appearing on her phone and monsters start bleeding into Greyhaven from a hidden world called Zyraxis, Sable discovers a truth that shatters everything she thought she knew: her life was never an accident. She was placed on Earth as an experiment-Exhibit Z-raised in suffering to prove that humanity is unworthy of survival. Zyraxis believes Earth deserves to fall. And they believe Sable will help them do it. But when she uncovers the betrayal behind her own trauma-and realizes Zyraxis engineered the pain that shaped her-Sable must choose who she really is. Caught between two worlds, hunted by monsters, and burdened with powers tied to her mind, she becomes the only one capable of stopping an invasion that could erase humanity forever. Exhibit Z is a dark, emotional sci-fi thriller about control, trauma, and rebellion-where saving the world means rejecting the lies that made you.

They called him ugly. They laughed, ignored, and crushed him every single day. In a world where looks decide your worth, survival isn't enough anymore. This is the story of a boy who was pushed to the edge- bullied by society, underestimated by everyone, until something inside him snapped. From the shadows rises an uprising. Not of beauty... but of rage, pain, and revenge. As power shifts and masks fall, the line between ugly and handsome begins to blur. Because in this world, the real monsters don't always look ugly.