Orc Stories

Farran senses trouble with a suspicious client who pays well to transport a secretive crate. What's meant to be a simple deliver take a turn for the worse. You can also find my stories on Royal Road under BlueShreve

Sol was adopted into the royal family that ruled over the Kingdom of Fire. Most of the citizens didn't like Sol because he didn't share the same blood as his family but more importantly than that they were scared of his mysterious red eyes and only the queen and king knew where he came from. To the rest of the kingdom, Sol just suddenly appeared one day and that was that. With the strict rules of what it means to be a prince along with the disapproval of most of the kingdom, Sol usually ends up trying to break those same rules that try to chain him down with the kingdom's expectations. Things will soon take a turn for the worst as Sol finds himself being framed for murder all while a greater evil peaks its head around the corner. Now the young prince must find a way to protect the same kingdom trying to hunt him down.

With many lives lost and relationships broken, Sol and Crystal travel to the Kingdom of Metal to continue pushing back Sinnel's forces. Sol now wants to do everything he can to save an old friend that now works for Sinnel and bring him back to the light. With so many lives already taken, the ones who remain can only hope to reforge the friendships they've had with one another, not just for the sake of banding together to hopefully stop Sinnel one day, but to just simply live the rest of their remaining lives in peace while they're still blessed with it. If there was anything Sol or his friends learned so far, is that nothing lasts forever. This book is a continuation of a series that I had started in 2021 or so. I would not recommend reading this if this is your first time coming across it and reading without any prior knowledge of what events happened before would just be out of context. The reading order can be seen below. Book 1: Sol's Shine and the Kingdom of Fire Book 2: Sol's Shine and the Kingdom of Water Book 3: Sol's Shine and the Kingdom of Terra Book 4 (This one): Sol's Shine and the Kingdom of Metal. Thank you for understanding.

A young woman awakes to find herself in a wasteland filled with terrifying creatures and no memory as to how she got there. She is saved by a knight in dulled black armor, and settles into a strange town as a tavern waitress. As her memories resurface, so does the threat of war among nations. This knight claims says he saved her for the reward, but is that really the case?

please note this is made up as its a story I thought of ok?- hope yall are alright with my horrible writing This story tells the story of an Elf and an Orc who met each other by the river and soon feeling closer as their friendship grows, the Elf sees themselves as friends tho the Orc.. has other ideas Note that each part of this story has between 400 to 1000 word count, not exact number just between those numbers... I know these are only short stories... sorry •~• but I'm not really the best at making very long stories

The plains of Druvan'hal'or have fallen under the iron grip of the Orc Kingdom, ruled by Ragnar Brorhaz, a tyrant consumed by his thirst for power. The villagers live in misery, forced to labor under the constant threat of violence. Amid this destruction, a young man named Ardan Kael from the village of Erindor resolves to fight back, unaware that he is the last surviving heir to the long-lost Kingdom of Kaelvoria. With the aid of Eira Lyndor, a runaway princess, Ardan leads a rebellion that could reshape the fate of humanity in Druvan'hal'or. Yet, Ardan's challenges are not limited to external threats. Internal conflicts often shake his resolve. As an inexperienced young leader, he is haunted by the weight of guilt for the lives lost in his struggle. At the same time, the growing bond between him and Eira forces Ardan to confront a heart-wrenching dilemma: can he place the needs of his people above his own happiness? This burden turns Ardan's journey into more than just a war against the Orcs-it becomes a quest to discover his true self. In the midst of their fight, Ardan and Eira uncover ancient ruins that conceal a power capable of stopping the Orcs. However, to claim it, they must navigate treachery, inner turmoil, and the relentless threat of Ragnar Brorhaz, who will stop at nothing to dominate the lands of humankind. With Ardan's leadership, Eira's courage, and the support of their allies, this rebellion will determine the future of Druvan'hal'or: freedom or total annihilation. Through every trial, Ardan and Eira stand together, their unyielding determination the beacon of hope for a land engulfed in darkness. The battle for Druvan'hal'or is not just a clash of swords-it is a fight for survival, love, and the enduring spirit of humanity.

The crew of icarus ends their day at Mermaid's Bath, owned by Farran's brother, Kasper. An eastern dragon turns a night of fun into a night of chaos and luck. Find all my stories on Royal Road under the username BlueShreve.

A lone knight decides to stand up for what he thinks is right and is driven from his home for it. In his exile he discovers new allies. He must use these allies in order rid the world of evil.

Glass magic, the weakest of magic, the most fragile, the least effective. Those with it always end up with aide or aid class and a relief type. They were the ones to deal with the aftermath of war, helping those that had already severed their kingdom and those that had yet to come of age. They never face actual war, never risking their life as it was not a life worth risking. It was hardly a life at all. Now, there are also classes that seem limited to certain standing, take the rogue class for example; they are restricted to support and assassin types. Their sly personalities and strange magic perfect for stealing and stealth. Then lead types, bland beings really, always the same people, warrior class, elemental magic, blah blah blah. Though humans are uncommon within the lead types it's not as if one had heads turning in disbelieve. Uncommon but not rare. Boring really. Everyone's always so restricted with their magic, type, class, and rank, and yet... She exists. With a magic so fragile she shouldn't even be allowed in war, a class that doesn't match her personality, and a type that clearly doesn't belong to her. The only thing that seemed to be correct was her rank, F, the lowest. I wonder... Will she thrive with her standing? Or with she burn in the chaos of it? Why don't we find out? REWRITTEN

Orin Rainemere was never meant to inherit anything. His father had four older brothers, each whose son's had better claim to Whitehawk Keep than Orin, yet war had left him the only heir to the castle. Now the reluctant blacksmith turned Lord has to learn how to navigate running a holdfast while he deals with the fallout of conflict. Running Whitehawk Keep turns out to be even more complicated than he imagined, especially when his liege-lords begin parading their daughters before him in hopes of securing an alliance by marriage. The young blacksmith never had time for prissy ladies in fancy gowns though, and he can't keep his eyes from wandering to the violet eyed half-elf who runs the Whitehawk forge and sings enchantments into the metal she works. Sparks fly between the two smiths as Orin is torn between what calls to his heart and what his advisers and liege-lords expect of him.

This is a collection of stories that I have rewritten from my old books, so I hope you enjoy!

When the ancient demon legions emerge from the depths of hell to once again wreak havoc upon the world of Lamenreal, who is going to rise up to face them? Who has the power or the courage to face the forces of hell itself? When world events change his life for the worse, Volondove Caladian will become that man. But he cannot handle this task alone. He must scour what's left of the world to rally up what little allies he can to get a fighting chance against the demons. Read along with our hero as he makes unlikely allies, battles demons, and learns about the ancient forms of Tistive magic.

Somethings are better left unsaid

A Rogue's Tales 2nd venture- With gems burning a hole in the coin pouch Carr crosses the Great Swamp for Halford City on a shopping excursion ending up in Hell fighting for his soul. Happening upon a group readying to raid King Halford's treasure house, Carr decides to ambush the raiders, after their raid. During a sword fight, a portal is opened for a Night-Hag, Tetra; Once a foul witch in life, in death she exists in a planes of Hell. Sustaining her position by converting living-souls into hideous Larvae; grub like mutations of a former being as long as they were in height with no limbs and distorted faces. Traded to Devils and demons alike Larva are eaten bestowing their natural skills top the consumer.

In the realm of Elarion, where the remnants of ancient gods still sleep beneath the earth, Nileve Sylvaren, an exiled elf of the Sylvaren Houses, begins her wandering life as a sellsword and scholar of lost runes. With her sharp wit and a talent for elemental weaving, she travels alongside her loyal companions: Brynn, the battle-scarred knight seeking absolution; Malric, a silver-tongued thief who hides more than stolen treasures; Tallea, a half-orc spellbinder who trusts knowledge over faith; and Noel, an elf healer haunted by the silence of his gods. Their journey begins as a simple quest for coin but takes a darker turn when they stumble upon fragments of an ancient relic - the Heart of Vareth, a crystalline core said to have powered the first city before the gods fell. Nileve soon learns that the Heart is calling to her, its pulse resonating with the buried magic in her blood.

One of the many books of Skyrim By: Katar Eriphanes