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Spirit Punch On the Blue Planet, power is measurable-and unforgiving. Omitaru is a young enchanter with an unstable gift: he can unleash overwhelming force at precise moments in time, but every strike drains him to the brink of collapse. Strength alone won't save him. Control is the real challenge. When a chance encounter in the city of Florblanca draws the attention of a dangerous recruiter, Omitaru is pulled into a conflict that threatens both the physical world and the spiritual realm. Alongside a disciplined mage, a hardened mentor, and his loyal dragon companion, he must learn how to survive in a world where power has limits, mistakes have consequences, and growth is never free. Spirit Punch is a progression-driven fantasy where training matters, energy is finite, and victory isn't about who hits hardest-but who can still stand when it's over. Spirit Punch is written by Rontres Akeme Shorts (PifflyUniverse). This story is also published on Royal Road under the same author.

In the vast, ancient land of Prithviprasth, balance resides within four sacred gems-Fire, Air, Water, and Earth-guarded by their chosen protectors: Agni, Bayu, Baruna, and Buana. Dressed in kurtas that mirror their stones, they form the Circle of Elements under the blessings of Surya (the sun god), Chandra (the moon god), and Yama (the underworld god). Led by Gamaliel, the silent voice of the mind, and Philippa, a butterfly spirit guarding delicate secrets, they stand as harmony's last line. From the frozen north comes Hemantha, the Ice Warrior King, eager to plunge the world into eternal winter. He cannot touch the celestial gems-the pull of sun, moon, and underworld would unravel him-so he hunts the mortal-bound four. When he shatters Indra's storm defenses, thunder falls silent, and Prithviprasth begins to freeze. To stop him, the Circle must do the impossible: unite their conflicting elements as one. Their journey takes them through Yama's shadowed caverns, Chandra's silver-lit temples, and the fiery heart of Surya's desert, while Hemantha feeds on their doubts-growing stronger with each fracture between them. Atop the ice-crowned fortress of Hemanthapura, fire clashes with frost, air battles the storm, water tests its mercy, and earth determines its quake. The Circle faces a choice: risk everything to forge a single, world-binding blaze-or let winter claim the land's last warm heartbeat.

In the Kingdom of Theren, some roads are more than stone and distance. Kael has spent his life guiding travelers through dangerous places. He knows how to read terrain, how to manage fear, how to keep people moving when stopping means death. But nothing prepares him for the ancient road that appears where no road should exist and demands more than skill to survive. Along its shifting path, Kael and his companions learn that endurance has a cost. Names are taken. Strength fails. Mercy invites consequence. And every choice leaves something behind. As the road tightens its grip and unseen predators begin to follow, Kael is forced to decide who he is willing to lose - and who he refuses to abandon - even when survival itself is at stake. A Place Between Miles is a quiet, relentless fantasy about survival, sacrifice, and what remains after the journey ends.

A king chose to stand. A blade fell in the rain. The world did not end - it learned to live with the consequences. In Velithar, belief is power, and silence can be deadlier than war. When a king dies beneath a torn sky, his son inherits more than a crown - he inherits the weight of decisions already set in motion. While councils argue and borders hesitate, a quiet assassin begins to understand the cost of a single night's work, and a false god tightens his grip without ever raising a blade. This is not a story about good and evil. It is a story about what remains when conviction outpaces wisdom, and the price paid by those who act - and those who hesitate. Ash Befalls the Crown is an epic fantasy of consequence, sacrifice, and the slow violence of belief.

They say a basket woven in haste will never stay full - but she believed her hands were steady enough to prove them wrong. When a young Sylren weaver sets out to create something lasting, she weaves deeper than she intends: threads of pride, longing, and the faint shimmer of crystal meant to strengthen her work. Yet each morning, no matter what she placed inside, the basket stood empty again. At first she blamed the vines. Then the village. Then the stories told by older hands about crafts that remember their makers. But as the season waned and her failures grew heavier, she began to suspect the basket was only holding what her heart could carry - and no more. In a land where twilight hums through every root and crystal thread, The Basket That Wouldn't Empty tells a story of work and worth, of learning when to hold tight and when to let go. A quiet Sylren folktale about pride, renewal, and the things that can only be filled once we learn to empty ourselves first.

Mia Adiele finds herself in an abandoned forest where she is told not to explore by her mother, but suddenly a group of mysterious beings caught her spying on them and took her below the sacred well. A well that has been well preserved for thousands of years, but little did Mia know that this well is a portal to a world where a secret school is hidden underneath your feet. Fantasia Academy A spectacular school filled with odds and possibilities that can only be discovered by a touch of magic. Safely guarded with a magical barrier that can only sense dark energy and it's evil prescence. This school was made for fantasians from across the lands and different realms, who are willingly to be taught of finding their own destiny and magic. Whether you wanna be a warrior, an alcheimist, a wizard, an archer, a enchantress or a knight, but the celestial kaleidoscope will decide your fate. And Mia wasn't prepared for that. What will she do? Will she ever find her way out of this crazy fantasy world or will she stay? Fantastia Academy©all rights reserved

Lucian Grey had never considered himself to be a person of great luck. After meeting the Clock Masters he knew it for certain. However Lucian's story starts long before clockwork, angels, monsters, or assassins. Lucian's story in truth starts in a place before the darkness of death, after the brief, yet bright period of his life. Between the black and the white, somewhere in the grey.

The Sigilius Line has ruled the Kingdom of Askon for nearly a thousand years, often wavering on the side of too private and looking for too much power. The family shut themselves out of its peoples eyes after the unknown destruction of the capital and its residents. Luce has come far from growing up in the mountains with her tribe. She learned to become a skilled swordsman and archer long before she moved into the world as the Bloody General. What is left when the world you built for yourself comes crashing down? Spencer was destined to be put in power, becoming advisor to the King as soon as he could to obtain a say in the world. Growing up in the lap of luxury in the richest family in Askon, there was no doubt he would find a high ranking job. Aven was born unlucky, not sure where he belonged. He felt he was supposed to do something more than fake his own death and change his name, even if it is posing as an innkeeper in the new capital.

A combination of stories set in a gritty fantasy world of dark spirits and blood magic with a fairly classic fantasy style, all set on the Island of Theoí. If you've read 'The name of the Wind' you might see a fair bit of inspiration in style but hopefully a very different story, setting and characters. --- "No!" Jamison almost coughed on his own words as he woke up suddenly by the cold rock with bloody smears staining its surface. Panicking he fought for breath and found only harsh brittle air rather than the warm smooth campfire heat; a warmer body had slumped next to him and he turned to find Corke staring at him with a worried expression. Upon seeing his face she relaxed and looked out along the wall, glancing her eyes from the singed ashes of the Pemberfrost weeds to the long slashing shadow of the great monolith.--- Sanctum is set in the brutal aftermath of Sanctums fall; a prison off from the main land mass in which a group chosen by the Meredith Crown are sent to bring down the final Monolith that still stands. Upon arriving the group finds an abandoned and necrotic aura seeping over the mist that engulfs Sanctum, there is no life in the halls of stone.

A brutal beating left his body limp. A collision left her still on the side of the road. The other was found floating in the gulf of Mexico. The last pulled the trigger. Miracles aren't given by God. Chances aren't a gift. Tragedies aren't always permanent. Getting off life support and surviving are as good as one and a million. In the unconscious world you have one chance to wake up. One chance to take everything back. Who gets the miracle, and who does not?

Amberleigh had been recklessly traveling between realms for years (accidentally, of course) unsure of how or why she continually found herself in a world called Erivale. Stuck in a not so great situation in the human realm, she escapes by literally falling into Erivale once again - although this time is different. A mysterious man traveling with a pack of wolves snatches her from the edge of death and claims to know her history. He also wants the bounty on her head. Leave it to the cold-blooded stranger to not so subtly break the news - Amberleigh was an Elf. Of course, it couldn't just stop there; she was an Elven princess. Cue adventures, sword battles, etiquette lessons, and magic. Amberleigh will need all the help she can get to make it through. The world of Erivale isn't as magical as it seems, and a mystery is unfolding - one that threatens Amberleigh's life and the freedoms of those around her. The Lost Princess is returning to Erivale, and no one, not even she, is ready for what is to come. Currently being edited. Damn Fine Writing Contest Grand Winner 2/13/2020 The Warrior Awards Third Place 3/28/2020 The Sparkle Awards First Place 5/26/2020 Rated ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ by the Mystical Awards 6/3/2020

Aurevia stands on the brink of oblivion. The Celestial Engine shattered, scattering Lantern Sparks-fragments of living magic that once bound light, shadow, and memory in perfect harmony. From its cataclysm rose Nihloth, the Devourer of Woe, a hunger incarnate that feasts on fear and despair. Across fractured continents, four souls are drawn by a silent summons. One will become the Sun Eater, forging fury into a blazing shield against darkness. Another will awaken as the Light-bender, bending truth into a weapon of redemption. A third will rise as the Stonebreaker, shattering grief with unbreakable resolve. And the last will claim the mantle of the Shadow Weaver, bending illusion into unexpected hope. Their destinies converge at the legendary Axion Gate, the world's magnetized heart where Lüminet currents still pulse. To stand against Nihloth's creeping dread, they must bind flame, light, stone, and shadow into a single, unbreakable beacon. Enter a realm of floating isles and crystal forests, ancient orders and twisted cults, where every flicker of hope can ignite a dawn-or herald the end of all things. This is the story of shadow and light. A tale of darkness growing and encompassing the world and the heroes who would bear the title "light bearer".

He was trained to survive a brutal world. He was not trained to accept it. Raised among guilds, noble estates, and rigid expectations, he learns discipline, restraint, and how to fight without losing control. Mercy is discouraged. Compassion is considered dangerous. Then he leaves the city. What begins as duty turns into a journey marked by violence, loss, and uncomfortable truths. On the road, he encounters creatures branded as monsters, people destroyed by fear, and choices that leave no one untouched. With every step forward, the line between justice and cruelty erodes. The world demands he harden. It rewards brutality and punishes hesitation. This is not a story about becoming a hero. It is a slow-burn fantasy about restraint over rage, understanding over fear, and the quiet defiance of choosing kindness in a world that insists it is a weakness. The world is cruel. Therefore, he won't be.

Adrian Rígo, a dhampir belonging to a well-known family in Stenvikstrad's upper society, finds himself accused of a series of brutal murders. In order to clear his name and keep the reputation of House Nikandros in tact, he joins forces with an infamous monster hunter named Tereza Ardelean to capture the creature responsible for the killings. It's not long before they realize there is far more going on than a monster feeding in the city. Adrian and Tereza begin to unravel an insidious plot laid by an ancient evil, the likes of which could change the very world. The hunters become the hunted as Adrian and Tereza race to kill the beast and foil the machinations of an entity they can't hope to defeat. Their efforts may be futile but they have no choice. Evil will triumph if the good do nothing.

[ FIRST INSTALLMENT OF THE MORTALE CHRONICLES ] A world so very different than our own, despite having a few similarities. One where dragons walk along humans, where immortals aren't the only ones with power. A world that is ruled by magic and those known as The Mortale. This is the world of Rhu'en... The Mark is what defines the Mortale, it's what gives them their power and status, but when a Mortale is cursed, everything changes. Aleksia Romanov is a part of this curse that plagues her family; Mortales destined to never be Marked. Then, she gets a summons and everything she has known is thrown for a loop. A Mark that will never appear is her only hope to fulfill what she has been command to do. As far as we are concerned, this is all just a fantasy, but it is very much a reality. The question is; will you follow Aleksia Romanov no matter the risk?

Thorn Rose has spent the last year trying to get away from her past. With her sister gone and her engagement over, she finds herself working as a less than glorified personal assistant to Mina Holmwood. The thing is, she can't stop thinking about everything she left behind. When Josh Murray shows up on Mina's doorstep and starts turning into a cat, Thorn's world explodes. Every secret that he learns threatens to ruin his life, Mina's, and what Thorn's built for herself. But is that really so bad? After all, he's not the only one with something worth hiding, and when her ex-fiance comes back into the picture, there's almost nothing that sounds better than second chances.

When danger comes calling, Anna is the one who stands up for those she loves, even if it dooms her to a life she never could imagine for herself. Daughter of an inquisitor, Anna has always been different from the other girls in her village. But that's all about to change. She is engaged to be married. Soon. Too soon. During a visit to her fiancés village, to be blessed in his church, Anna's heart is broken. And it doesn't hurt as badly as she had feared. She is struggling with the idea of marrying an unfaithful man when faith intervenes. When recruiters show up to take her brother away, Anna doesn't hesitate. She will sacrifice her future to save her brother's life. *** This is a 16k word novella. It introduces one of the main characters in the Silverwater Chronicles. Please feel free to leave feedback!

In the twilight forests of Feyndral, where songs can wake seeds and roots remember every kindness, a young Groveborn named Rin faces a simple problem that refuses to stay small. His ceremonial vine won't climb the festival arch, and every piece of the forest wants something first-the soil, the stream, the moss, even the beetles. What begins as one child's stubborn task grows into a song that stirs the whole forest, reminding Feyndral that growth is never solitary. A gentle Sylren folktale filled with light, rhythm, and the whisper of living roots. Perfect for readers who love soft magic, forest lore, and stories where patience and kindness carry the greatest power.

Johanna's story... was just a bizarre tale that has a lot of twists and turns through out her whole life. For a 16 year old girl like her, she is different than the other girls. Johanna lost her father from a scarlet fever and everything that he left was on her and her mother's hands. Including her Uncle, after her father's death, her Uncle disappeared without a trace. But what's left of him is a beautiful stone that Johanna would only hold and no one else. Until one faithful day, A stranger came up to her and said that she knows where her Uncle is and this became the opportunity for Johanna to find her long lost Uncle Trover. But that doesn't mean that she will be traveling around the United kingdom, instead she will be going to a World that is known to be existed in the other world, Valden. A Wonderful and Fantastical World that was created by a divine goddess that nobody knows her name. Follow Johanna as she will embark on a journey to find her long lost uncle in Valden and there, she will find courage, love, adventure and the light within her deepest self. °Rankings° #6 archer (july 8 2018) #5 originalfantasy (March 9 2019) #22 chosen one (sept 9 2018) #31 heartwarming (sept 9 2018) Libra©All rights reserved

Gita, born as one of the septuplets on Planet Earth in the 9th century CE, exhibits extraordinary supernatural powers from the day of birth. Gawwaz, the tyrannical emperor of a distant green planet, called "Zoven", comes to know about a secret in the birth of Gita and her siblings, challenging his authority. Infuriated, he decides to wipe out Gita and her entire family. Meanwhile, on Earth, Gita and her father befriend a benevolent King Sundaran, thanks to a chance encounter. Gawwaz sends his soldiers to murder Gita and her family. Gita's family mentor Neru intervenes, but he could not avert the major havoc caused by Gawwaz. So, Gita develops a deep sense of revenge on the perpetrators. Neru imparts expert training to the septuplets on various skills like shooting arrows, with which Gita wins King Sundaran's deep trust in due course. Gawwaz is known for his military prowess and ruthlessness in annexing planets to establish his supremacy. The inhabitants of Planet Zoven are highly advanced by several centuries, compared to their counterparts on Earth, and hence consider themselves as invincible. When Gita is in her twenties, Gawwaz gets forced by the circumstances and sets his strategic eyes on Sundaran's Kingdom on Earth, to expand his authority from there, to all of Earth. King Sundaran is now beset with the challenge of not only safeguarding his kingdom but also with the formidable task of protecting the entire Planet Earth from Gawwaz's evil invasion plans. Gita takes on that stupendous task with her clever strategies and leads Sundaran. She has already developed an aggressive vengeful attitude towards Gawwaz, burning like a fire in her mind since childhood. She learns in due course that her enemies are in fact blessed with immortality and form changing abilities. She has to confront this formidable challenge, to defeat Gawwaz and his army. But then how is she going to win them? WP Best rankings: #23 Alien invasion, #9 Avenge, #35 Strategy