Rebellions Stories

𝐃𝐎 𝐌𝐎𝐍𝐒𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐒 𝐌𝐀𝐊𝐄 𝐖𝐀𝐑, Andromeda Delacroix was born to break, forged in war's relentless fire, and molded into a weapon bound to serve. A dragon rider scarred by the love she could not save and the ghosts that cling to her, she wears loyalty like a noose, sharpens secrets into daggers, and twists love into a blade that carves through her own heart. She survived off the idea that one day, one day her rage would be witnessed by those who poisoned her with it in the first place. But as power whispers her name and the boundary between ally and enemy fades to ash, she must decide: command the fire, or let it devour her soul. 𝐎𝐑 𝐃𝐎𝐄𝐒 𝐖𝐀𝐑 𝐌𝐀𝐊𝐄 𝐌𝐎𝐍𝐒𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐒? [OC / BRENNAN SORRENGAIL] [FOURTH WING - ] [COVER: @strtdusty]

━ don't make me a hero. THE BLACK SQUADRON & THE SEQUEL TRILOGY [poe dameron x oc][rivals to lovers] ☆romanovana | 2020

I won the Hunger Games once. They called me a Victor, but I know better. The Capitol took everything from me, my family, the boy I loved, even the right to call myself alive. I tried to disappear into the quiet: the bottle, the piano, the years between Games. But you can't hide from the world when it's burning. Then came a girl on fire, a spark that refused to die. And somewhere between her defiance and the Quarter Quell, I remembered what it felt like to fight back. This is my story. From the day I was reaped to the day the war ended. From a blood-soaked arena to the long silence after the revolution. Because in the Hunger Games, there are no winners. Only survivors. (68th games-Epilogue in Mockingjay) *I don't own the Hunger Games all rights of the original work go to Suzanne Collins. I only own the original characters that I have included in TINW.*

"I'm not your brother! Aap log samajhte kyun nhi ho!" Aditya spat, voice sharp, eyes blazing, "I never wanted this family, and I don't belong here! Mereko aap logo ke saath nhi rehna hai. I was better in the orphange." Vikrant's gaze cut through him like ice, every word measured and heavy with authority. "You belong whether you like it or not. Main phir se to nhi jaane doonga tujhe. No matter what." Advik stepped forward, placing himself between the two with a protective calm. "Bhaiya rehne do he is not going to understand our world right now. But there is no way he is going to escape. And I will make sure of that." Ishaan, leaning casually against the wall with a mischievous grin, shook his head. "Bhai, you can try to run all you want. But aapko bohot miss kiya hai hum sab ne itne saalon mein ab wapis to gayab nhi hone denge hum." Aditya's chest heaved in defiance as he thought about how he was caught between these Mafia's who were claiming to be his brothers. "Run if you want," Advik said finally, his voice low and deadly, "but in this family, no one escapes. Not even you." **"He spent years running from the only family he ever had... but some bonds can't be broken, no matter how far you go. Vikrant Malhotra built an empire from blood and control, Advik enforced it with iron fists, and Ishan watched over everyone with quiet warmth. Arjun thought he could escape them, the family he never asked for. But the Malhotras don't lose what's theirs. In a world of shadows, danger, and loyalty tested by fire, Arjun must decide: stay a lone storm... or embrace the family that refuses to let him go."**

To interdimensional traveler Ryder Steele, a new Earth usually just means a new radio station to dial into. But when his ship, the Cosmo X, lands in a distorted timeline of Earth, he's greeted only by static and an eerie, looping broadcast: "Purity is peace. Order is freedom." Ryder has stumbled into New Washington-a sterile, rain-slicked dystopia ruled by the iron grip of President Baron Vane. Here, compliance is mandatory, the air is choked by drone patrols, and every citizen's worth is violently decided by a mandatory biometric chip embedded beneath their skin. Blue means safe. Red means you disappear into the restricted Sectors forever. When Ryder steps in to save a Sector kid from a brutal Enforcer patrol, he unwittingly paints a target on his own back. With the Cosmo X locked down by a city-wide surveillance grid and his own biometric signature flagged as an "unknown variable," the easy exit he's used on thirty other Earths is suddenly gone. Now, trapped in a timeline where resistance is a death sentence, Ryder is pulled into the city's hidden underground. To survive, he'll have to ally with Ameria Justice-a former superhero broken by the regime-and a scrappy political campaign trying to fight a rigged system from the shadows. Ryder Steele is used to running. But on an Earth that has forgotten how to fight back, he might just have to stay and finish the job.

Between shared chai, inside jokes, first relationships, and the unspoken pressure to become "something," they learn that growing up isn't a moment-it's a slow, uncomfortable journey. One where everyone feels a little out of control. _ A coming-of-age story about youth, bonds that shape us, and the space between who we are and who we're expected to be.

Gemcrest is ruled by shadows, tradition, and alliances. Meira, princess of Vermillia, has spent her life as her father's "golden princess," promised to a man who sees her only as property. But obedience has its limits. Small acts of defiance ignite a rebellion that could shake the kingdoms themselves. In the quiet corners of Gemcrest, Meira discovers power-and a heart that refuses to follow the rules. How far will she risk everything for freedom... and for a love that doesn't belong to her?

Monarchs are dangerous. That's what everyone in Idria knows. Kandanskies, people with magic in their blood, always joined Monarch, where they were paid for their deadly powers. They couldn't resist power and bloodshed. At least that's what everyone's told. Anastasia knows differently. Born in Monarch, she knows the pain and suffering the Monarchs go through behind closed doors, while the rest of the world believes that they were monsters. After escaping from the organization with the rest of her team, she only has one goal. Free the Monarchs. There were just a few things in her way.

One hundred fifty years after a global pandemic and war reduced civilization to ruins, society is split into two starkly unequal classes. The Five Pillars rule over the new world with wealth and power, while the non-Pillars scrape by in the crumbling remains of old cities, clinging to one hope-earning a place in Virtual Earth, a digital utopia promising a better life. Seventeen-year-old Cassandra, a student at a non-Pillar academy, is determined to raise her credit score high enough to secure her future in Virtual Earth. But when a mysterious incident shakes the elite Five Pillar Academy, it unearths buried secrets that pull Cassandra into the world of the privileged. There, she crosses paths with Damien, a young man wielding absolute authority and an agenda of his own. Between a brutal reality and a comfortable illusion, Cassandra faces an impossible choice: play by the rules of a corrupt system or expose a truth that could bring it all crashing down-including herself. ______ Ps: English isn't my primary language, but I want to reach international readers. In my country, the audience for dystopian fiction is quite limited, so I'm trying to bring my story to a wider audience. Please understand that my writing style may not be perfect, but I'm doing my best to convey the story as authentically as possible.

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?

You wake up one day in the body of a seven year old girl, hair dark as the abyss and eyes like smoldering embers. Memories from a long ago past from what feels like another world stuck in your mind gives you knowledge of the world you now inhabit. But this wasn't like before when you played the video game, no this is different because you're someone else. You know who you are- Blanca De Linderbrande, the villainess of your most beloved Otome game, Roses and Ravens which features the country of Valetia. However, you didn't play Blanca on your screen. No, you played Ellastasia- the main character of the game Roses and Ravens. The dating sim followed her life and Blanca was the villainess of the academy dating sim. This story wasn't supposed to be about you. In fact, you were supposed to be the bad guy that was slain by the hero at the end. But deep down, you find yourself not wanting to be evil, not wanting to do the horrible things you're destined to. You just want a peaceful life, one contrasting the life that your father, the Duke Alexander De Linderbrande had set out before you. He tried to drill into you that you cannot change fate, that your destiny is what it is and you can only accept it. But you never could, so why not break destiny and push beyond what could be? After all, it seems that you have free will here beyond that of any ordinary video game. You know what events are coming, you have watched the life of the villainess as Ellastasia, and by your eighteenth birthday you are quite prepared for what is to come- or at least you thought you were. Some things seemed to have changed when you came to this world. And when your time at the academy begins, you can already notice things are different than they were supposed to be. Making new rivalries, connections, and decisions, what will this new life be and will you take the reigns? Or will you fall into place like the puzzle piece you've been raised to be?

Brain chips (Palavers) give everyone all the information in the world. The country is so much better now. No censorship, no control, no surveillance. Eluenia knows something; she always has. But now she has to uncover it... I'm a 15 year old author, and this is my first book. I hope you guys enjoy(:

I did not choose them. The water did. Beneath a city that does not know it is dying, something ancient has begun to wake. A king walks in chains he cannot see. A sword waits for a hand worthy of its weight. A scabbard remembers an insult - and a promise. The illusion is thinning. The rebellion is breathing. Destiny is no longer patient. They think they are searching for answers. They do not realize... They are the answer. And when the blade finally blooms, Atlantis will remember what it once was. - Lady of the Lake Inara Pendragon Keeper of the Merlin Legacy

Arianna Carusso lives in District 4, where the sea sets the pace of her days: school, fishing on the boat with her mother, the silent hours spent watching her little brother Nico draw, and evenings on the beach with her best friend, Lucille Odair. A simple and hard life, but safe. At least until, during his last Reaping, when he believed he was finally safe, his name is drawn at the 54th Hunger Games. Thrown into the arena of a ruined city dominated by a volcano, Arianna discovers that survival is not enough. In the Capitol, her unexpected encounter with Haymitch Abernathy, a mentor from a district that isn't hers, ignites a new awareness in her: the real enemy isn't just the Games, but the system that makes them possible. From that moment on, her goal becomes one: to break the cycle, to prevent further tributes, further sacrifices after her. Because some stories don't end in death. Some... rise from the ashes.

The uneasy truce formed after the Last War is broken and the clans of Berona find themselves in the middle of a war that could spell the end for their people. Ember, adopted by the leader of the Ash Clan, has always felt uncertain about training in her mentor's footsteps. Now, when her adopted mother is killed in action, she has a clan that looks to her for a way to survive while the city burns around them. Can they defeat the Storm Clan and salvage what they can of the city, or will a greater, more terrible enemy destroy them all and rule supreme?

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?

For twenty years, the kingdom has stood strong under the rule of four brothers. Prithiviraj, the wise king. Digvijay, the charming strategist. Sakthivel, the feared commander. Narendran, the quiet mind of the court. Together, they are the strength of the crown. But after a victorious war, the commander disappears without a trace. As whispers grow in the royal court and enemies begin moving in the shadows, the kingdom slowly realizes that the real battle has not ended - it has only begun. Unknown to everyone, Sakthivel is hunting a hidden conspiracy from the shadows... a rebellion that has waited twenty years to destroy the royal family. The only person who still believes he will return is Kayalvizhi, the woman he left behind - and the one carrying his child. As secrets unfold and enemies close in on the capital, the four brothers must outplay a revenge long in the making. Because when the rebellion rises... The conspirators will learn a terrifying truth. The commander was never gone. And the brothers were waiting.

A Garfield and friends crossover with he man and she ra after he crash landed on the planet after the horde attacked him as he was a visitor from earth

The past never dies, it lingers in the blood. Two sons rise from the ashes of their fathers' sins. In the war between shadow and sunlight, legacy decides who survives.

The floor remembers every step. The shoes record every hesitation. And the system has decided: Excellence is a liability. In Pace Town, the Embers don't just play basketball-they perform compliance. Every movement on the court is tracked by Emberloc smart-soles, monitored by PulseBands, and edited in real-time by an algorithm that fears unpredictability more than it fears losing. Chloe Clout, #11, knows the rules: Stay in the lane. Wait for the signal. Let the coach decide your narrative. But in the season opener, Chloe does the one thing the data didn't predict. She pulls up from deep. She ignores the vibration in her shoe. She creates a moment so electric the arena shakes. The crowd calls it magic. The broadcast calls it confidence. The system calls it a threat. Labeled "High-Risk" and benched for being too visible, Chloe realizes she's fighting a new kind of opponent. One that doesn't block shots, but deletes minutes. Now, she has to decide: does she play the game they designed, or does she break the algorithm? In a league where talent is managed like a weapon, the most dangerous thing you can do is stand out.