Oppressed Stories

I transmigrated to game called [Esperia Academy] I didn't play this game but I know about it because of its popularity, I even know the storylines ,content ,blablabla.. thanks to internet and a friend who plays this. A popular worldwide game about female espers and only female espers.A romance, harem of female espers ,the protagonist being a female esper. Thats right.Only females.Theres no males? there are but... they're so few you can consider them extinct.. But for a man like me,this is of no problem at all. As I am the Proud Divine Emperor!!The conquerer of Women!! nah... im joking. Obviously. Though if I was to describe myself,then it would be ,above average.From my face,physique,intellect,personality, and many more ,at least in my understanding ,it is. It wasn't even that bad...yet ,in just a single night... I was not in my body anymore!? Like.. I didnt even die..! How is this possible? I didnt get hit by a truck,I didnt spam a 5700 words hate comment,and most of all I'm not even that badly attach to this game like some kind of game addict,in fact it should be my friend.... ..Do I adapt and live in this word,or should I persist and try to find a way to go back to my original world?knowing I didnt even die?

Power was never the problem. Control was. In a fractured, dystopian Nigeria, the elite Uppers rule with iron fists and marble halls, while the Lowers and Rejects survive on scraps-and silence. A government-issued drug called Nullisyn keeps the population obedient, suppressing superhuman abilities before they can awaken. Michael is just another Reject trying to stay invisible. Haunted by a brutal past and bound to a daily dose of lies, he lives for one thing only: keeping his crew alive. But when a single act of defiance exposes the truth behind Nullisyn, everything changes. As dormant powers awaken and the State tightens its grip, Michael and his friends are forced into a rebellion they never planned-against a regime led by Supreme Leader Jide, the architect of the system... and the monster tied to Michael's deepest scars. What begins as survival becomes revolution. From the slums to the shattered gates of Abuja, Rise of the Rejects is a story of power, sacrifice, found family, and the question that could burn a nation to the ground: Can those cast aside by society rise high enough to change it?

Mother Nature is cruel, but humans are worse. In a world battered by colossal sandstorms, Shon has lived his entire life as a second-class citizen. There is one way out: By mastering his people's innate ability of heat manipulation, he can become a Stormrunner - humanity's last defender against Mother Nature, and the only force capable of destroying storms. But as a new wave of storms approaches - bigger, stronger, more unpredictable than anything before - Shon must rise to prove his worth... or watch his worst fears come true. What to Expect: - Man vs. Nature and Man vs. Society Themes - Magitech science fantasy, biology-based science / magic, hard science explanation - Multiple POV, morally gray characters, underdog MC - NOT a purely action-packed story, lots of other scenes, dialogues, internal thoughts, etc.

A kingdom where the poor remain mortal and oppressed, while the noble and royal are gifted with immortality... where women are disregarded and expendable... and where a princess who isn't truly royal meets an assassin who was shaped by a life of poverty.

"I'm not a symbol. I'm just a girl." "We are the heroes of humanity." "If I have to burn the world to save them, so be it." "I'm sorry... I couldn't protect you." It's 2301 and the world is unrecognisable. Wars have ravaged nations, blood has been spilled, and history culture and faith have all been erased. Freedom is a distant memory. 12 regions bow to a single capital. Four strangers - Aameena Mahmoud, Ace Sullivan, Eleanor Fujimoto and John Pierce must confront everything they believe in. As the resistance rises, it's up to them. Can they rewrite history? Or will humanity be doomed to repeat its mistakes? Note: This story contains intense themes related to control and emotional resistance. All characters are fictional.

BLURB "One bride. One villain. One hero. Seven days to decide her fate." At eleven, she was promised to a man old enough to be her grandfather. He was the hero who refused to let her dreams die. When Tony crashes Miriam's wedding to a powerful politician, he ignites a dangerous war between freedom and control. One stolen bride. One act of defiance. A fight that could cost them everything.

Humanity was never meant to rule the stars. Five generations after colonizing Mars and Europa, Earth's expansion gave birth to the Collective - a unified government spanning six powerful core worlds. Order was maintained. Prosperity was promised. Unity was enforced. Beyond the polished core systems lay the Fringe - distant colonies built on sacrifice, grit, and independence. For decades, they were tolerated. Until they became inconvenient. When a decorated mail runner intercepts classified war directives, she discovers the truth: the Collective is preparing to erase the Fringe entirely. Not suppress it. Not negotiate. Erase it. With only days before coordinated planetary strikes begin, they must shatter the Collective's war machine from within. Outnumbered, hunted, and divided by distrust, they wage a precision rebellion across supply lines, command relays, and the fragile psychology of empire. But the Collective does not forgive betrayal. And empires do not fall quietly. As fleets mobilize and systems burn, one truth becomes clear: The stars have always belonged to those willing to ignite them.

The dashboard says GREEN. The system says ON TRACK. The camera says you're safe. But the man in front of you just got denied breakfast. In the frozen mud of the South Loop Data Campus, the "ShiftGrid" algorithm controls everything: your access, your pay, and your next meal. Ethan "Volt" Mercer is an electrician who knows how to fix broken circuits. But when a polite AI voice tells his foreman [PENDING REVIEW], Ethan realizes this isn't a glitch in the wiring. It's a feature. The system hasn't failed. It is quietly selecting who gets to eat and who gets to starve, all while the status bars stay perfectly green. Caught between a superintendent who refuses to file a report and a workforce terrified of being flagged, Ethan has to decide: Do you trust the green light? Or do you trust the hunger in the yard?

explore the many experiences of mainly blackness but also other minority groups. disclaimer: "This collection confronts systems, sin, and spiritual forces-not people groups." Happy Black history Month! 2026

Dark fantasy In a world of darkness and oppression where freedom is never guaranteed, ruled by cruelty and tyranny, freedom is a fragile thing-you are either born into it or must claw your way toward it. Irin knows what it means to be trapped, broken, and tested beyond limits. Yet even in the darkest places, he manages to crawl out with the help of The Shrouded Sanctuary, a secret network that protects all who are hunted, imprisoned, or tortured, working tirelessly so that every life saved today can spark a better tomorrow.

After the first wave of the virus Erebis, half of humanity is gone. The survivors don't rebuild the world - they divide it. From the ruins rise four cities, each a cage shaped by class: one where the poor endure hunger and humiliation, one where the middle class survives on restraint and fading hope, one where the rich drown in luxury built on denial, and one where the elites crown themselves untouchable, believing power makes them immortal. Through the voice of Pema, a mother watching the world fracture, Endling explores a future where survival comes without dignity, walls replace compassion, and inequality is written into law. Children starve while others play with machines. Humanity lives on - but broken, arrogant, and divided. This is not a story about saving the world. It's about what remains when fear reshapes humanity, and the plague changes form. Dark, emotional, and brutally realistic - Endling asks one question: What does survival mean when humanity itself is dying?

What happens when two high schoolers rise against the oppression in their small town, all while facing the dangerous consequences of not being able to stop looking at each other? Join Finn and Asher on their journey to save their small town. Even if they can't stand eachother. 🚧UNDER CONSTRUCTION!!🚧🚩👷‍♀️ This is just a project I've been working on since I was little, and now I can finally turn it into reality! Although 10-year-old me didn't really know how to spell, it's about time I decoded whatever this was and did some HEAVY editing. I'm no professional writer (Although i plan to be) and am currently taking a course in college. What to expect: Do expect my writing to get better DO expect reworks of chapters. Do expect a strict upload schedule (Every Monday and Friday) Do expect this story to contain mature themes What NOT to expect: A boring read A consistant lengths of chapters (Some will be shorter than others) Inaccurate representation of high school and closeted athletes. Plot holes/Flowery language. I'm trying to make this story as realistic as possible. No Y/N x CEO mafia alpha rich boss Kinda stuff. Or twink x jock. This is A ⚠️SLOW, SLOW, SLOW, BURN⚠️ Read at ur own risk. List of chapters edited: None atm!

In a dying world, people resort to desperate, dark paths to survive. When seventeen-year-old Sam's oldest friend shows him something terrible, he does everything he can to keep trouble away from those he loves. Despite his efforts, another terrible incident shakes the town. With the fear that a monster hides among them, people start turning on each other, and he is on the verge of losing all he loves. The only way to save his loved ones might mean crossing lines and going down a treacherous path. ONC prompt 80.

"Under the Iron Eye" is a dystopian novel that explores deep societal inequalities and the devastating consequences of unchecked power in the hands of a master manipulator. Felix, a forgotten laborer with nothing to his name, has spent his entire life under the regime's control-until the day he's unexpectedly fired. What seems like a personal failure turns into the beginning of something far greater, as he stumbles into a resistance, uncovers horrifying truths, and discovers that even a nobody can spark a revolution. This is the draft version, please give me any feedback so it can get published in the future. Thank you 🙃

This short story explores the Canadian Indigenous experience to raise awareness about historic brutalities as a means of inspiring positive change. The accompanying art piece emphasizes the importance of addressing the practical needs of those marginalized and oppressed rather than solely apologizing to them through symbolic gestures. That, according to the author, will be an actual step towards reconciliation. DISCLAIMER Written by a non-Indigenous author who lacks personal affiliation with the explored subject, this story has been inspired by research and reflection. Although tremendous effort has been made to share the Indigenous narrative as accurately as possible, the author sincerely apologizes for any unintentional misrepresentation resulting from possible discrepancies and dramatization that may have distorted content delivery. Overall, it is encouraged to view this short story as a fictional piece of writing inspired by true stories. In addition, please note that the story contains sensitive and serious content that can be interacted with based on the reader's discretion.

Let's get this clear; I am not Clementine Ross. I was not her sister, or her best friend in the world, or even a person that she opened up to completely when she was devastatingly drunk one night. And every time someone solemnly asks (and this happens more than you would think), "Did you know her?", I respond with a curt shake of my head. But that doesn't mean that I don't know more than the rest of all the idiots in this town combined. **** Clementine is a Young Adult novel based around the death of a local teenage girl, Clementine Ross, in the small town of Crimson Valley. The story is told and narrated from the point of view of Samantha Hall, who claims to have never really known Clementine, but sees it as her duty to tell the girl's story. As time progresses, it becomes clear that not only is Sam much more involved with Clementine's death than initially believed, but that her own story plays an essential part in the other girl's. By retelling the events that lead to the night of the accident, Sam uncovers truths buried in her own backyard, and begins to understand that perhaps the quiet town of Crimson Valley is a dangerous place to make a sound. TW: sexual assault, suicide, death, violence, discrimination

A girl, with the totally wrong self image, trying to learn live with it because it was unfixable. Another girl, whose frustrations were channeled into bullying and frustrating others. Both meets. Life becomes unbearable for one in a peaceful way, and the other in anguish. Then things did take a different turn. Because mending began.

This is a collection of poems I wrote about struggling through this unjust and unequal world and about holding on to something resembling hope.

Innocent lives lost, lovers die and patriotism is like a freshly baked bread that can hide it's aroma, are they fighting a lost cause or will their deaths be in vain , will their future plans become reality of a Nation truly bound by freedom , peace and unity .