Moralconflict Stories

Within the Walls, history remembers soldiers, monsters, and the line between them. But not the girl who walked beside them - unseen by fate, untouched by prophecy, shaped by a fire she never asked to carry. Nirae Keller has survived the Underground, lived by the Saelith pursuit of truth, and learned to read the world by its smallest fractures. When she joins the Cadet Corps, she expects hardship. She expects blood. She expects fear. What she doesn't expect... is the boy who burns. Eren Yeager carries a brightness she recognizes - relentless, unsettling, familiar in ways she cannot yet name. As the world begins to unravel, Nirae becomes a quiet witness to his rise, his fury, and the unseen moments that history will later forget. Dreams flicker. Fire teaches. And every choice - even the small ones - leaves something behind that burns. **A canon-compliant companion novel to Attack on Titan - told through the eyes of a girl who sees the truth long before the world does.**

A parallel story set in the Jujutsu Kaisen universe. The plot begins during Satoru Gojo's second year at the Jujutsu Tech sorcery school and unfolds at the margins of the official system. Aika Kurogame is part of an informal network that monitors what the jujutsu hierarchy doesn't want to see: anomalies, misclassified missions, and events that don't align with official reports. While the system maintains visible order, this network operates in silence, connecting people who are trying to understand what lies behind the decisions of the clans and the administration. As small irregularities accumulate - "simple" missions that aren't, sorcerers dispatched without explanation, and presences appearing where they shouldn't - a suspicion emerges that something within the system itself is failing. Among students, unexpected allies, and a network growing in the shadows, the story explores how some try to hold together what is breaking apart while the jujutsu world keeps moving forward as if nothing had happened. Note: This is a sequential work of fanfiction set in the Jujutsu Kaisen universe. The original world and some canon characters belong to Gege Akutami; all other characters and plot elements are original creations. This story is written purely for entertainment purposes.

The Kingdom of Warda once stood as a testimony to the peak of human civilisation. But the empire is no longer as dominant as it used to be. Rebellion, corruption and greed run rampant. The weak suffer under the boot of the strong, and darkness inhabits all futures that are seen. This story captures a moment of time. It is the story of an outcast prince and the legacy of the rose.

When Private Beacham finds a man from the enemy camp begging for mercy on the battlefield, she is faced with a choice between loyalty and morality. Disclaimer: English is not my first language, please be kind. I also have no real medical and military/tactical knowledge:) This is just for fun. Leave your questions in the comments!

After years in exile, Kethril Vaen, commander of the Iron Company, is hired to investigate a series of disappearances along the Arda-Fyndor border. What begins as a simple contract quickly turns into something far darker: an ancient evil known as the Soul Eater is awakening, sending undead horrors into the world once more. Haunted by failures from his past and bound by a prophecy he doesn't believe in, Kethril is pulled into a tangled web of political unrest, forbidden magic, and collapsing alliances. As the first kingdom falls under siege, he must choose: remain a mercenary-or become something more.

Short Word: ( NDC/BFTH ) The story focuses on three sisters, Callie being the oldest, 23, Mika being the middle child, 17, & Isa being the youngest, 16 two years after their parents passed away during an important event with some sort of liquid by the name "Black-Yin", during the second year of the gala happening, Callie suddenly ate something and went unconscious, but for some reason Callie didn't die like their parents did. Will Mika & Isa solve the case of finding who or what did this to their sister or will it all go wrong? Context on language !! : This is a 89% English novel, with at least 11% of it being a few French words from time to time.

Max Mikami lived a quiet life alongside his brother, Satoru Mikami, in the mundane world. But their peaceful existence came to a sudden, violent end when they were both killed by a thief in an unprovoked attack. Death, however, was not the end for the brothers. Satoru awakens in a fantastical new world, reincarnated as a strange, gooey creature: a slime with untapped potential and endless possibilities. Meanwhile, Max's soul takes a darker turn, reincarnated as a little Icon of Sin, a harbinger of destruction clad in a sleek Maykr-designed suit of glowing white armor pulsing with the ominous power of Argent Energy. To his surprise, the voice of Samuel Hayden, a calculating and enigmatic entity, echoes in his mind, offering guidance-or manipulation. The two brothers are reborn in the same mysterious cave, their forms vastly different but their bond as strong as ever. As Satoru begins his journey to reshape the world as Rimuru Tempest, Max struggles to control the destructive power of his demonic form while unraveling the truth behind his reincarnation and Hayden's cryptic motives. Together, the brothers must navigate the strange new world, encountering allies and enemies, gods and demons. Will Max succumb to the dark instincts of his new form, or can the bond with his brother and the fragments of his humanity guide him toward a greater purpose? And as Rimuru seeks to build a world of unity, can he trust his brother, whose very existence threatens to tear it apart? In a world where creation and destruction walk hand in hand, the Mikami brothers will redefine destiny-one as a bringer of peace, the other as a force of chaos.

Tidak ada manusia yang lahir jahat. Namun ada beberapa yang lahir di dalam luka. Mereka tumbuh di dunia yang sama-kelas yang sama, lorong yang sama, aturan yang sama-namun membawa beban yang berbeda. Beban yang tidak pernah diajarkan cara melepaskannya. Beban yang terlalu berat untuk usia mereka. Dan ketika luka itu dibiarkan terlalu lama, ia mulai membentuk sesuatu yang lain. Dosa. Tujuh remaja, tujuh dosa, tujuh cara bertahan hidup. Pride, Wrath, Envy, Greed, Lust, Gluttony, dan Sloth- bukan sebagai simbol kejahatan, melainkan sebagai hasil dari hidup yang terus menuntut tanpa pernah mendengar. Legenda memberi nama pada dosa-dosa itu. Lucifer. Satan. Leviathan. Mammon. Asmodeus. Beelzebub. Belphegor. Namun tidak ada Iblis yang benar-benar datang. Tidak ada pemanggilan. Tidak ada penguasaan. Yang ada hanyalah manusia- yang terlalu lama hidup dengan luka, sampai luka itu terasa seperti bagian dari diri mereka. Ketika hubungan mulai retak, ketika perlindungan berubah menjadi kehancuran, dan ketika satu per satu topeng jatuh, mereka dipaksa menghadapi pertanyaan yang tidak pernah ingin mereka jawab: Apakah dosa ini sesuatu yang bisa mereka lepaskan- atau memang mereka dilahirkan darinya? Born from Sins adalah kisah tentang manusia yang tidak pernah diberi ruang untuk sembuh. Tentang bagaimana bertahan hidup terkadang berarti menjadi sesuatu yang tidak kita kenali. Dan tentang kenyataan pahit bahwa tidak semua orang yang hancur ingin diselamatkan. Karena mungkin, yang paling menyakitkan bukanlah menjadi berdosa- melainkan menyadari bahwa sejak awal, kita tidak pernah diberi pilihan selain tumbuh darinya. #7deadlysins #darkfiction #psychological #teenfiction #trauma #bittersweet #wattpadindonesia

A dark academia psychological dystopian novel about institutional control, algorithmic governance, and the quiet transformation of rebellion into loyalty. At Meridian Academy, dissent is not punished. It is studied. Measured. Optimized. When Mara Voss joins one of the country's most prestigious academic institutions, she expects structure, ambition, and oversight. What she does not expect is AURORA - a predictive system designed to monitor cohesion, detect instability, and recalibrate anyone who drifts too far from alignment. Students are encouraged to question authority. As long as their questions strengthen the institution. Faculty are praised for critical thinking. As long as it increases trust and retention. Here, rebellion is not crushed. It is absorbed. As Mara tests the limits of institutional power, the system adapts around her. And when her most defiant student begins rising inside the governance structure he once challenged, she realizes something far more unsettling than surveillance: The institution does not fear dissent. It depends on it. Cohesion at Meridian is a slow-burn dystopian thriller about systems that evolve by integrating resistance instead of silencing it. Because the most dangerous systems are not the ones that silence you. They are the ones that let you speak - and make you stay.

Sometimes, the right person makes the wrong choice... for the right reasons. The city had already decided its story. A girl against a powerful family. Truth versus influence. Right versus wrong. But reality... was never that simple.

She was five years old when they locked her up. Not for what she did - ...but for what she was. Born with black blood, Ariana Rhee was a quiet anomaly the Ark couldn't explain and didn't want to understand. Branded as dangerous, raised in shadows, and sent to Earth with the hundred delinquents, she should have been the first to die. But the forest recognized her. And so did they. As Ariana is drawn into the brutal, ancient world of the Grounders - and under the watchful eye of the Commander - she begins to understand: she is not a mistake. She is a message. A weapon. A bridge between sky and soil. The Ark called her a threat. The Earth will know her as something else entirely.

In a land where the blood you carry defines the fate you're allowed to choose, Lauren Pride should have been a queen-or a prisoner of her lineage. Instead, she ran. Trading a crown for a sword, Lauren escapes the iron grip of her noble clan to forge a new path as a Paladin of the Earth Kingdom. But when her first mission leads her team deep into the Forests of Death, they uncover more than ancient beasts. Haunted by visions in a forgotten tongue and burdened by secrets she can't yet name, Lauren must rise not only as a warrior-but as the heir to a forgotten legacy. As war stirs across Cornelia and the Seven Guardians remain silent, Lauren's choices may awaken a power long lost... or doom the world to its final eclipse. If you love powerful heroines, elemental magic, and slow-burn revelations-step into a world where not all bloodlines are bound by fate... some are born to rewrite it.

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The Confederacy won. The United States fell. Now, something worse is taking its place. One year after being summoned from the modern world, Kevin Holden-an ordinary man with no army, no lineage, no mandate-sits atop a dying regime too proud to admit it's already collapsed. The Confederate States are fractured. Congress is corrupt. Generals enforce the law by memory, not order. And the people? Starving. Silent. Waiting for someone to choose. When Holden dissolves Congress by force, the world watches in horror. But he doesn't flinch. Doesn't ask for allegiance. He gives only one command: "We won't fix this system. We'll replace it." Told through soldiers, governors, civilians, and enforcers, The Confederate Empire is not a celebration-it's an autopsy. A study of power, obedience, and the cost of survival under reform. This is not a tale of heroes. It's the story of silence. Of control born in collapse. Of a people no longer calling themselves Americans- Confederates. Story is currently on hold.

In a world where identity is regulated, archived, and corrected by the state, existence itself is conditional. When Investigator Conrad Vale is called to examine a corpse that should not exist, he discovers something impossible. The body is his. Same face. Same scars. Same DNA. Branded with a ribcage sigil the system refuses to recognize, the corpse exposes a truth the Identity Bureau has spent decades burying. As more "Mirrorfalls" appear, people duplicated from erased possibilities, Conrad uncovers a forbidden past involving childhood experiments, forced identity separation, and a twin the system deleted to preserve order. His name is Cassian Rael. And Cassian did not stay erased. Hunted by the Bureau, shadowed by a killer who may be more himself than enemy, and aided by a detective whose own history has been quietly rewritten, Conrad is forced to confront a question more dangerous than murder. Who decides which version of a person deserves to exist? As the grid that governs reality begins to fracture, the state prepares its ultimate solution: Rollback. A protocol designed to collapse timelines, erase alternates, and restore the illusion of a single, manageable world. To approve it is to commit silent genocide. To refuse it is to let reality splinter. Caught between collapse and mercy, Conrad must choose whether to become the weapon the system designed or the fault line that breaks it open. The Mirrorfall Protocol is a dark, cerebral science fiction thriller about identity, memory, and the violence hidden inside systems that claim to protect us. It asks a haunting question that lingers long after the final page. If every memory you have is a theft, what do you owe the person it was stolen from?

What does a man owe the thing he made and abandoned? Averic Merrow was once the kingdom's most feared alchemist, crafting living weapons from flesh and metal. But after the war ended in horror, he vanished into exile. Years later, the Crown demands one last creation to end a new war. Instead of a monster, Averic builds something else: Lio, a strange, self-aware homunculus who dreams, writes poetry, and refuses to kill. Now hunted by the Crown, Averic and Lio flee across war-ravaged lands, pursued by his former apprentice, haunted by the ethics of creation, and drawn toward a lost laboratory that may hold the secret to true autonomy. But the question remains: If you give something life, can you choose what it becomes? A dark, philosophical fantasy about fathers and monsters, will and obedience, and the price of creating something that thinks for itself.

She was promised to Aariv since childhood - a bond forged by families, not feelings. But promises mean little in a palace built on secrets. Avyukta has grown into a woman of poise, duty, and unspoken grief. Now, as the kingdom prepares for celebration, so does she - for a reckoning. The man she was meant to marry holds more than just a bond of friendship - he might also hold the key to her heart. And the man now chasing her, Hridaan - the charming prince, the storm in disguise - he carries a guilt he's never confessed. In a world where silence is more dangerous than swords, and love can be both shield and weapon, Avyukta must choose: To follow the script, or surrender to what could've been. The Weight of Almost is a story of royal deception, emotional warfare, and the quiet power of a woman who was never naive - just waiting.

Dario Shiv has spent his life being shaped-by his father's brutal training, by the dream of becoming a knight, and by the vow he made the day his little brother was born: to protect him from everything. But when Dario finally steps into a world beyond Windbreak, he discovers that the greatest dangers aren't beasts lurking in the woods-they're secrets buried in his own family. A chance encounter with Nami, a sharp-minded Lethos girl, awakens questions Dario was raised never to ask. Why does his father fear her people so fiercely? Why is the Kingsguard the only future Dario is allowed to have? And what really happened in Windbreak before he was old enough to remember? When a violent attack in the forest shatters everything he thought he knew, Dario is forced to confront the truth: the monsters he's been trained to fight may not be the ones with claws.

Kael Kavanagh was never ordinary. Quiet. Distant. Different. The only person who ever understood him was his brother - until the day the world took him away. Years later, love gave Kael a reason to live again. But when corruption and cruelty stole that too, something inside him broke for good. What began as grief became purpose. What began as justice became vengeance. Now the streets whisper of a shadow that hunts in the dark - a man who doesn't forgive, a ghost the city can't bury. They call him Demon. But as the fire spreads and the bodies fall, one truth burns brighter than the rest: Can a man destroy monsters without becoming one himself?