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She was never meant to be wanted by kings. Sera Snow runs White Harbor's fortunes from behind a merchant's ledger, a bastard's name, and a temper she's learned to keep leashed. She has no house, no inheritance, no future that isn't built with her own two hands. What she has is leverage, appetite, and a rage six years in the making, and she intends to spend all three claiming what the world has never given her freely. Jacaerys Velaryon wants her like a secret he's finally allowed to keep. Cregan Stark wants her like a debt he's owed since they were children. Neither of them can offer her what she actually wants, which isn't a crown, or a wolf's den, or anyone's name at all.

She woke in the snow with no memory. No name. No past. Found beside a dead direwolf and adorned in gold no one can identify, Khava becomes the mystery of Winterfell-beautiful, foreign, and utterly alone. But when the game of thrones shatters the family who sheltered her, she makes a desperate vow: protect the Starks. Whatever it costs. She will kneel to monsters She will wear their colors. She will become their obsession. Because blood, old blood sleeps in her vains, fire remembers what the snow tried to bury. First black oc

She was not born to this world. When Ororo Munroe falls into the world of Westeros, she is no queen, no dragonrider, no noble heir-only a girl with the power of the sky in her veins. Taken in by House Velaryon and hidden beneath the name "Storm," she becomes something the realm has never seen... and something it will soon fear. As whispers spread through Driftmark of a girl who commands wind, calls rain, and bends the sea itself, powerful houses begin to take notice. But in a world ruled by blood, fire, and ambition, power is never left alone for long. War is coming to the Stepstones. The tides are shifting. And the storm... is just beginning. - A House of the Dragon AU x Marvel crossover Storm (Ororo Munroe) in Westeros Slow burn power rise • Politics • Found family • War

After dying, I reincarnated as Seraphina Valemont, the villainess from my favorite novel. Born with white hair and lavender eyes, she was hated as the illegitimate daughter of a Duke and destined for a tragic death. But this time is different. Because I already know the ending. While trying to change my fate, I meet Cassian Ravenhart, the cursed Duke of the North. A boy feared by everyone because of his crimson eyes and dark powers. The world calls him a monster. But I know the truth. He is lonelier and more wounded than anyone else. As the villainess who knows the ending and the cursed Duke begin to change fate together, the original story slowly starts to unravel. Can I rewrite an ending that was meant to end in death?

Madam Lefevre never dreamt of becoming a fairy. She dreamt of selling them. Her plan was simple: acquire the full rights to the global Winx franchise and make millions off the merchandise. Just business. But a ruthless business rival's bullet made some unexpected corrections to her grand design. Now, her prestigious seat on the board of directors has been replaced by a room with pink wallpaper in Gardenia. Instead of a custom Maybach, she's stuck riding the school bus. And instead of competent subordinates, she is surrounded by a group of hysterical teenagers. She is trapped in the body of Bloom, but the mind and ruthless corporate experience remain all hers.

Everyone sings songs of kings and their great loves. The beautiful second wife. The beloved queen. The woman who captured the king's heart. But no one speaks of the first wife. The woman forced to watch her husband love another. The woman expected to suffer in silence. The woman history forgets. This is the story of one such queen. A wife trapped in a marriage where her husband gave his heart to someone else. But she is not the kind of woman who sits in a corner and weeps. She will fight for what is rightfully hers. And she will remind an entire kingdom that she is not merely the king's first wife.... She is The Queen.

Violet Euphemia Potter was a lot of things. Savior of the magical world, last of four magical Houses, and the only person who ever stood toe to toe with Lord Voldemort, be it in open battle or through the far more dangerous art of political dancing. By 2004, Voldemort had spectacularly decided not to continue the physical fight at the Battle of Hogwarts and simply left. The wizarding world thought they could finally breathe. They were spectacularly foolish. Two years later, he returned as Lord Marvolo Slytherin, with legitimate proof of his lineage and a seat in the Wizengamot. The Light knew who he was. The Dark and the Grey did not. As always, the Light's countermeasure was Violet. At nineteen, she was thrust into politics, grateful for every lesson Aunt Andromeda had drilled into her. For four years, she and Lord Slytherin fought a different kind of war: alliances, negotiations, threats, compromises, and political dancing. Neither could defeat the other. Thus began the Great Stalemate. Then, at twenty-three, Violet discovers that the prophecy which made them enemies may have been wrong. A confrontation in the Department of Mysteries follows. Spells fly. Tempers flare. Time-Turners fall. And suddenly, Violet finds herself in 1940. With Lord Slytherin. During the Blitz. And with an eleven-year-old boy who looks suspiciously like him, clutching her dress. This was not how a Yule party was supposed to end. But Violet was a Potter. She didn't need to find trouble. Trouble found her. And apparently, this time, it came in the form of becoming the Dark Lord's mother. Damn. Fate was strange.

The Throne of Gold - Story Description For centuries, the Throne of Gold had belonged only to men. Across the twelve kingdoms of Juba, tradition was law, and the law was clear: a woman could advise a king, serve on his council, or rule a household-but she could never wear the crown. Then King Armstrong III broke the tradition. As age and illness weakened the great king, he named his only daughter, Regina, as the rightful heir to the Throne of Gold. But Regina was still too young to rule, so Armstrong entrusted the kingdom to his younger brother, Desmond, until she came of age. Four years later, Regina returns to claim what was promised to her. But Desmond has grown comfortable with the crown. He refuses to surrender it. What begins as a dispute over succession soon threatens to tear the twelve kingdoms apart. With five kingdoms standing behind Desmond and seven pledging their armies to Regina, Juba is dragged into a war that will determine not only who wears the crown-but whether centuries of tradition will survive. Regina knows she is fighting for more than a throne. She is fighting against a system that says she is unworthy simply because she was born a woman. And if she loses, the Throne of Gold may never belong to her. But if she wins, Regina will become something Juba has never seen before: A woman upon the Throne of Gold. A queen who did not inherit her place quietly. A queen who fought for it. The battle for Juba has begun.

Princess Raina of Aurelia never asked to be the prize of a royal competition. But when her parents, King Alexander and Queen Adira, decide that she must marry a prince from another kingdom to strengthen Aurelia's alliances, seven princes are summoned to compete for her hand. A charming prince from Solmere. A powerful and arrogant prince from Draven. A battle-hardened warrior from Virelia. A handsome mentalist from Ravencourt. A gifted prodigy from Caelmont. An ambitious heir from Valoria. And the youngest prince of Eldoria, who wasn't even supposed to compete. Each prince has his own strengths, secrets, ambitions, and reasons for wanting to win. Some want Raina. Some want the crown. Some want to prove themselves. And some aren't even sure what they want anymore. But Raina refuses to simply choose the prince who wins the most competitions. As rivalries grow, friendships form, tempers flare, and the princes begin revealing the people beneath their royal titles, Raina realizes that choosing her future husband may be the easiest part. Because every prince is fighting his own battle. And in a competition where only one can win her heart, losing may cost far more than a crown.

Prologue Xiao Clan Two people stood before the altar, their expressions unreadable as they took their wedding vows. Around them, the hall was filled with whispers. "Do you really think these two rivals can become one?" "If they're really rivals, then how did they end up caught in the same bed?" "Shh! You're not talking about ordinary people. He's the Emperor of Gusu, and our Omega Prince, Zhan." "I know... but we heard that Emperor Yibo loved an Omega from the Wen Clan. He was even supposed to marry her. Then that tragedy happened. After that, he never married anyone... until now." "Why are we worrying about all that right now? Our prince is getting married. Just enjoy the wedding." The whispers gradually faded as everyone turned their attention back toward their prince. At the altar, the two men completed their final vow. Yet neither of them looked happy. Fengmian's expression remained impossible to read as he watched the ceremony. Beside him, however, someone stood with barely contained anger. Something about this marriage was clearly not right. But what? Under what circumstances had two people who were supposedly rivals ended up standing together at the altar? And more importantly... Why did Emperor Yibo marry Prince Zhan? Hey, Turtles Welcome to Tangled in Fate This is an Omegaverse story filled with secrets, misunderstandings, hidden truths, and a fate that neither Yibo nor Zhan can escape. But before we jump into their story, I have a few questions for you... Do you really think Zhan and Yibo are rivals? If they are, then why? And who exactly is Lusi, the Omega everyone believes was once Yibo's lover? What happened to her? And what was the tragedy that made Yibo swear off marriage... until Zhan? There are two sides to every story. So, if you want the answers... Let's go back to where it all began. Let's dive into their story♥️♥️♥️..

Kael has spent his life in chains, believing he was born to serve. Queen Seraphina has spent hers trapped in a crown she never wanted. When their forbidden bond collides with a tyrant king's suspicion and a rival's ruthless ambition, Kael uncovers a secret that changes everything: he's the last heir to a kingdom Darius destroyed twenty years ago. Now, with rebellion rising and Seraphina's life on the line, Kael must decide what he's willing to sacrifice - and who he's willing to become - to break the chains of his past and claim a future neither of them was ever supposed to have. 👑🔥

𝐁𝐇𝐀𝐆𝐀𝐕𝐀𝐓𝐈 A Tale of Thrones, Prophecy, and the Silence Between Destinies Aryavarta remembers power. It remembers conquest. But it never forgets prophecy. Twenty-four years ago, the kingdom of Chitradrum mourned the death of its first prince-Rudradev of Rudravansa, the child born beneath a crescent-shaped mark whispered to belong to Mahadev's destiny. The palace burned. The prince vanished. And history was forced to continue without him. Now, after decades of silence, the dead prince returns. Barefoot. Unarmed. Untouched by the hunger for power that governs kings and courts alike. His arrival fractures the certainty of Aryavarta itself. Kingdoms begin to watch. Prophecies awaken. Thrones grow restless beneath inherited crowns. At the center of the storm stands Chitradrum-where duty and blood collide between two brothers: Devtanu, the celebrated warrior heir who conquered kingdoms for Rudravansa... and Rudradev, the forgotten prince whose very existence unsettles destiny. Far beyond the mountains of Devi Rashtra, another path begins to move toward his own. Princess Bhagavati-warrior-born, sharp-minded, and unyielding beneath royal expectation-hears the name of the dead prince for the first time beneath a storm-darkened sky. And somewhere beyond politics, prophecy, and war- fate begins listening. Bhagavati is a sweeping historical-mythic epic of royal dynasties, hidden truths, spiritual destiny, forbidden emotional currents, and the unbearable weight of power. A story where kingdoms are shaped not only by war- but by silence.

"Bring forth the criminal!" The executioner's voice rings across the square. A beautiful woman is escorted gently toward the execution platform. None of the guards dare lay a hand upon her. She walks willingly, her head held high, her face devoid of fear. The crowd watches in silence. "Before you all stands the King's concubine, Lady Freya, of the House of Ghilru, servant of Lotus." Freya ascends the platform. She wears a black dress of her own choosing, its dark fabric flowing behind her like mourning made visible. She gathers its hem in her hands as she steps onto the wooden platform, her expression remaining composed. She scans the crowd. Then her eyes settle upon the King. Xillian sits upon his elevated seat, entirely at ease. He takes a slow bite from a red fruit in his hand. The fading light of the evening catches the gold and silver rings adorning his fingers. Freya's gaze hardens. There is no fear in it. Only contempt. The two guards beside her gently urge her toward the executioner's block. "She has been convicted of infidelity against His Royal Majesty and insubordination against the throne. By decree of the King, she is to be executed at once by beheading!" The proclamation echoes across Kortez. A death sentence pronounced before her lover, Kazamogan Yarmine. In the historical world of Almult Wielders and Warheads, where power is drawn like a sword and every alliance comes at a price, the greatest battles are not always fought with steel.

After dying in a meaningless accident on Earth, a college student awakens in the body of Railan Tossmos, a disgraced disciple at a cultivation academy where almost everyone considers him weak, talentless, and barely worth noticing. In this world, cultivators grow stronger through Time Fragments, remnants of memory and experience left behind by powerful beings. Railan soon discovers that he can perceive and use these fragments in ways no one else seems capable of, allowing him to notice hidden patterns, flaws, and possibilities inside techniques that were never meant to be understood. His progress is slow, painful, and increasingly difficult to hide. As he builds friendships, clashes with stronger disciples, and becomes caught between rival nations, academy politics, and hidden factions, Railan begins to realize that his reincarnation may be far stranger than he first believed. The stronger he becomes, the more attention he attracts, and the harder it becomes to protect the life he has only just started to care about.

A tale of war, grief, secrets, and a love born from the ashes of an enemy.

Winter Kept Its Promise Book Two of The Winter Pact The war is over. The vows have been spoken. Now comes the part no song ever tells. With Winterfell finally at peace, Jacaerys Velaryon and Lyarra Stark begin building the life they fought so hard to protect. Together they face the quiet joys of courtship, the excitement of an engagement, a wedding beneath the ancient heart tree, and the dream of one day holding a child of their own. But peace asks for its own kind of courage. As dragons find a home among wolves and the North embraces its dragon prince, Jace and Lyarra discover that love is not measured by the battles survived, but by the ordinary moments shared-the whispered promises before sunrise, the laughter echoing through Winterfell's halls, and the hands that never let go when life begins to change. Some promises are forged in war. The truest ones are kept in peace. And beneath the watchful eyes of the Old Gods, Winter finally keeps its promise.

In the kingdoms of Wei, Wufeng, Jang, and Baxia, loyalty is a fragile promise, alliances are made for power, and sometimes the person standing beside you is the one holding the knife. Xiao Jue, Wei's young General, leads the Nine Banner Battalions while protecting the kingdom from those who seek its wealth and power. Beside him stands He Yan, an orphan raised by the military who becomes his most trusted commander-and the person closest to his heart. Meanwhile, the reckless Ninth Princess MiaoMiao is forced into a political marriage, setting off a journey filled with friendship, rivalry, love, betrayal, and unexpected bonds. But as Jang turns against Wei and Wufeng emerges from the shadows, an even greater secret begins to surface. He Yan is not who she believes herself to be. And when her true identity is finally revealed, the entire kingdom will be forced to question where her loyalty truly lies. An original historical drama inspired by the atmosphere, themes, aesthetics, and storytelling of Chinese historical C-dramas. Some character names and individual scenes are inspired by dramas I have watched, but the overall plot, world, relationships, characters, twists, and story are my own creation.

Fred. George. Lucy. Three Weasleys born on April Fool's Day-and Molly Weasley should have known from the beginning that raising triplets was going to be trouble. Fred had the jokes. George had the schemes. And Lucy? Lucy had plans. Growing up in the Burrow surrounded by brothers and eventually one beloved baby sister, Lucy Weasley learns early that her family may not have much gold, but they have something far more important: a name with centuries of history behind it. Unfortunately, the rest of Wizarding Britain seems to have forgotten that. To the old pure-blood families, the Weasleys are poor. Insignificant. Blood traitors. Lucy is done accepting it. Then eleven-year-old Lucy arrives at Hogwarts, places the Sorting Hat upon her head, and becomes something her family never expected. A Slytherin. Suddenly Lucy is walking among the very children who were raised to look down upon her family. But rather than hide from the Weasley name, Lucy wears it like a crown. She's ambitious, cunning, frighteningly persuasive, and blessed with a silver tongue capable of turning insults back upon the people foolish enough to make them. Lucy doesn't want to become a Malfoy. She doesn't want to abandon everything Arthur and Molly taught her. She intends to prove that kindness isn't weakness, ambition isn't evil, and being called a blood traitor doesn't mean you have to stand there and take it. And when Lucy's growing influence reaches all the way to House Malfoy, something happens that Arthur Weasley never imagined possible. Lucius Malfoy offers to end the feud. Because Lucy Weasley isn't trying to escape her family's reputation. She's going to rebuild it. Wizarding Britain has spent generations laughing at House Weasley. Lucy intends to make sure they never laugh again. After all, Fred and George aren't the only dangerous Weasleys born that April Fool's Day. They're simply louder about it.

Thira Veyan entered the Citadel of Seven Oaths to discover why her village had been erased from every imperial map. She never expected the Citadel to remember her. At twenty-two, Thira carries forbidden salt from Iruvai-and six missing months from her own past. During the First Witnessing, the ritual gives her a forbidden ability to hear memories trapped inside objects. The price is immediate: she loses the sound of her mother's voice. Then she finds something impossible. Her own name is already carved beneath the ritual basin. The carving is three years old. Beside it is the name of Nilan Aras, a dangerous guardian who recognized her the moment she arrived. Thira does not remember him. Nilan remembers her. To uncover the truth, Thira must climb the Citadel's Seven Oaths, where every step toward greater power can erase another piece of her past. But the Citadel does not merely preserve memory. It decides what the world is allowed to remember. The Unremembered Oath is Book One of The Memory Throne, a mythic dark-academy romantic progression fantasy filled with forbidden magic, buried history, political secrets, and a slow-burn romance built around a past only one of them remembers.

On the tidally locked world of Virelia, survival is a delicate dance between the searing heat of the Sunfire Barrens and the frozen wastelands of the Farside. The narrow strip of habitable land known as the Twilight Edge is where life endures-barely. Jax, a fearless young sand surfer, saves Liam, the son of a powerful water baron, during a brutal sand-surfing race. What should have been a heroic rescue turns into a lightning rod of controversy - and Jax finds himself entangled in the political machinations of the ruling elite, marked as a symbol of defiance, while strange and mystical phenomena begin to follow him. FARSIDE is a tale of rebellion, survival, and the awakening of ancient powers in a world where light and darkness are not just places - they are battlegrounds.