Multipleprotagonists Stories

Magic has erupted onto modern Earth, triggering paranormal phenomena that upheave wildlife and all of humanity. As societies and continents desperately struggle to adapt to this new reality, a crucial choice emerges: Will humanity let itself be corrupted by power once again, plunging the world into endless wars? Or will a part of it rise up to protect our planet? Embark on a journey to discover several mages, each bearing a unique story. Their destinies will intertwine in an attempt to prevent the end of the world through the very power of magic.

As technology continued to evolve, the First Community sent a fleet of 100,000 men to other systems. The target is a gas giant with numerous habitable moons. But while the pioneering operation was being carried out, the fleet members quickly split. The commander of Fleet No. 2, Nam Giang, decided to take advantage of this opportunity to establish a dictatorship, and thus staged a military coup. In order to oppose the military dictatorship of the Community, the leader of the workers, Bei Tianhe, established a free body and attracted a large number of immigrants. The commander of the fleet, Xining, decided to suppress them on behalf of the community. At this point, the three independent ones will be at war with each other, and in the end, only one force will be able to gain control of all the planets

Corvo's parents are legendary heroes. Corvo will be a hero, too. Someday. But not yet. For now he's just a little boy. And while his mother is constantly embroiled in intrigue, drama, and adventure, he's going to have to do his best to stay safe and tag along. It's an exciting way to grow up. THE CROW starts after Corvo's mother brings him to a remote tower in the wilderness, yet before long things there begin to seem wrong. What is the strange thing that lurks in the tower's darkest places, and what has it done to young Corvo's shadow? This book is a sequel to MANASEARED, currently available on Royal Road, but is otherwise stand-alone.

summary updating cover is not owned by the author. Just imagine the girl in cover with purple eyes and dark purple hai and light purple on sides

Miyuki Shimizu was an average teen, with average looks, an average school, average BFF's (who were also "average" twins), an "average" crush, and no special powers. At least, she thought she didn't have special powers. Now, surrounded by much more than she signed up for, will she be able to adjust to the pressure? Or will she be broken like countless others?

On his 18th birthday, Samuel leaves his quiet village near the cursed Death Forest to chase his lifelong dream-becoming an adventurer. But his first mission doesn't go as planned. What begins as a routine goblin hunt turns into a bloody awakening that leaves Samuel questioning everything about himself. Thrown into a world of danger, dark secrets, and powerful allies, Samuel's journey begins with a mistake... and a mystery. Why are the others looking at him like he's cursed? What happened that night in the forest? This is not the story of a hero-this is the story of a boy who stood too close to the fire. And it's only the beginning.

"It takes a special kind of hubris to attempt to steal a god." Since the Great Crossing, everything has changed. On that day, two worlds were joined by a tear in the space/time continuum: the Antiquity, a fantastical realm of magic and myriad gods, and the Modernity, a metropolis built on technology. When they met, there was bloodshed, then a restless peace, and then a treaty, ensuring that neither world would overtake the other. But times are changing, and war is on the horizon. And the Modernity wants a god of their own. In the shadows of the Antique Heights, a neutral zone between the two worlds, a group of unlikely heroes arises: a band of Seven thieves, with one goal - steal and destroy the god-creating technology that the Modernity plans to use in the creation of a weapon of mass-destruction, the likes of which will end with innumerable deaths. This is the tale of a heist, a family, and an adventure spanning two worlds - led for the fate of both.

this fucking title needs changing and that first chapter is fake

Arlayna. Arlayna Creevey. That was her name. Their name. In a freak accident that included recklessness, buses, people, and a lot of lightning, Arlayna Creevey, good, sweet, innocent, never hurt a fly, Arlayna Creevey, gains powers, and... splits. Arlayna Creevey becomes Alayna and Arayna Creevey. Alayna Creevey was good. Arayna Creevey was bad. Not evil. And this is her, and by that I mean their, story.

| Second Place (Short Story) - Winner Awards | | Finalist (Short Story) - Golden Nugget Awards | | Diversity Award - Golden Nugget Awards | | Fourth Runner-Up (Short Story) - JoReviewPlanet Awards | | Semi-finals - Perfect Prose Awards | "Let's go to San Francisco." "Why would we go to San Francisco?" "What other choice do we have?" {A fleeting glimpse into the lives of seven individuals who share a singular commonality.} - inspired by a quote from a car commercial -

Elijah Finley is a seventeen year old boy from Astoria, Queens, and has always had an interest in magic, but never believed it could actually exist. Today, his opinion changed drastically, and his life changed even more so.

What happens when four strangers from different dimensions are forced together because of an ancient prophecy? One girl scarred both in and out, another who wanted freedom more than anything else, one who was shunned from the very beginning, and a boy who thought his life would continue to stay completely normal. With clashing personalities and differing opinions, will they be able to work things out and make it back home? They seem to be the only ones affected by bad luck. But is it really just bad luck?

Me and a friend decided to write a book in a dresden files style. This is an early draft of the first chapter, feedback welcome :)

A Post-Pacifist Alternate timeline where Frisk stays in the unground, the human souls are destroyed, Asgore retires from being king of the monsters, the barrier stays, Sans has a machine that can resurrect the deceased as well as also leaving before the ending without telling anyone and wandering the surface as a lone traveller, and both Chara and Asriel are brought back from the dead. I've had this in the back my mind for quite a while now (since November 7th 2021 in fact!) cross-posted from https://www.scribblehub.com/series/636541/undertale-new-life-name-wip/