Rebellions Stories

In an alternate Warhammer 40,000 universe, a modern-day fan‑fiction author is reborn as Alexander, the long‑lost Second Primarch. Thrown to a hive world beneath xenos yoke, he will confront daemonic nightmares, forge new empires, and redefine what it means to be human in a galaxy ablaze in the name of the Empress. Wait... the Empress?!

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.*

Before you stands the Reborn Laughing Storm, the Legendary Dragonrider, the Supreme Pyromancer, the Superb Water Wizard, the Charismatic Wild Stag, the Breaker of Chains, the Destroyer of the Long Night, the Collector of Dragons, Wolves, and Roses, and the One True Sun across the Narrow Sea. What's that? Too many titles to keep track of? This is Gendry-the story of a blacksmith's rise to greatness. This is a fan translation of 权游：雄鹿的风暴 by 稚嫩的刀笔吏. If possible, please support the original author.

Book 1 of Tales of Crimson Dynasty Calcutta, 1940s. A forced marriage. A rising rebellion. A love story that was never meant to exist. Edward Benticks-cold, arrogant, the Governor-General's son-is ordered to marry an Indian aristocrat to "secure the Empire." He hates the idea. He hates her. And he hates that he can't say no. Priyanshika Jadhav-fierce, proud, and born with rebellion in her veins-is pushed into marrying the very man whose people stole her country. She refuses to break. She refuses to bow. And she refuses to be his obedient bride. Two enemies. Two egos. One dangerous marriage that sparks a war of its own. When power clashes with pride... When hatred tangles with desire... When duty traps them under the same roof... Who bends first- the British officer raised to command, or the Indian woman who burns for her freedom? A thrilling collision of ego, rebellion, and forbidden tension- where every glance is a challenge, every silence is a battle, and every moment pulls them deeper into a storm neither of them can escape.

The time for lessons and uncertainty is over. The time for fear is long gone. Enemies are closing in from outside their walls and within their ranks. Aretia's wards are failing, and it's not undoubtedly safe to stay there anymore, especially not when the search for the seventh breed of dragons is on for only a specific and elite group of riders. It takes challenges, and tests, no magic available to anyone. Before the real battle fully starts. Xaden Riorson channelled from the ground, he stole from Katelyn. It drives a dagger in between their friendship, and their partnership. And now, they're sequestered together on a quest, along with Kate's husband, and her ex-boyfriend with feelings she's remembering.

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.

When the 74th Annual Hunger Games don't turn out quite as expected, Panem is filled with whispers of revolution. Rebellion is on the horizon and rocking the seas of District 4, threatening to overturn the life Annie and Finnick have built there. Follows The Hunger Games and Catching Fire (parts 1 and 2) from Annie and Finnick's POV

If you mention the past, you die. ~~~ Phoenix, a young woman living in The City, has grown tired of unjust deaths, brutal killings, and punishment for individuality. Chips implanted in the throats of citizens ensure that any mention of life fifteen years ago is heard, by none other than the unnamed president known as The One, and his loyal Enforcers. Lies are uttered, trust is scattered, and fear coats the air. Having endured enough, Phoenix, seeking peace and safety, decides to travel off the Continent. An unexpected encounter with someone she never predicted she'd see again alters her plans, and her life. Facing old friends, new comrades, and cruel Enforcers, Phoenix finds herself confused about her role in the midst of all these changes. Strangers are turning into allies, a revolution is being born, and there is a continuous battle between her heart and mind. She does not know who to trust and who to kill. When you are surrounded by many but are completely alone, you start making dangerous decisions. ~~~ ONGOING ©Heba Mawid 2020

The kingdom calls her a runaway princess. The rebels call her their leader. Lemon is tired of being both. After five years leading a rebellion against the crown that once imprisoned her, she returns to the palace hoping to end the war between her people and her father, the king. Instead, she finds herself trapped inside the very cage she escaped. As buried secrets begin to unravel and strange powers awaken around her, Lemon realizes the kingdom may have wanted more than her obedience all along. Because some people are not born to rule. Some are born to be used. TRIGGER WARNINGS - captivity/imprisonment - self-harm - drug use - violence - emotional abuse

💙 Maynard High: Awkward Blue 💙 "He's running from legacy. She's fighting to be believed. Both are closer to the truth than they should be." Kael Lance was born into power, expectation, and control. When he finally pushes back, he's sent to Maynard High, a remote boarding school where discipline is strict, rules are absolute... and students don't always make it out. Siobhan Wildes has spent her time at Maynard trying to survive, its pressure, its silence, and the way people like her are easily pushed aside. But when she gets her hands on something she was never meant to see, she learns the truth: At Maynard, people don't just hide the truth, they disappear. And the ones who ask too many questions are next. As strange patterns begin to surface and reality starts to blur, Kael and Siobhan are pulled into something far bigger than school rules or social hierarchy. Because at Maynard, knowledge comes with a cost, and once you see it, there's no going back. In a world where secrets are controlled, loyalty is tested, and even your closest allies might turn on you, survival isn't about strength. It's about knowing when to look away. ...and when it's already too late. For fans of dark academia, boarding school drama, psychological horror, a little sports drama and slow-burn tension. Updates every Tuesday 💗

In the city of In the city of Elend, emotions have been illegal for forty-three years. The government distributes Nullen through the water supply, a compound that keeps its citizens in a state of permanent grey calm, and children are raised in Accord Institutes designed to monitor, suppress, and report any flicker of feeling before it can spread. Seventeen-year-old Maren Voss has always been a model citizen. She drinks her water. She files her expressions. She measures a crack in her ceiling and tells herself it means nothing. But when a four-second fragment of forbidden music leaks through a projector in her Archival Studies class, something in Maren shifts, something the Nullen can't quite reach. And when her classmate Cel taps her foot in the silence afterward, Maren realises she is not the only one. What begins as two girls quietly stopping drinking the water becomes something far more dangerous: a network of teenagers learning, for the first time, what it means to feel, to grieve, to hope, to rage, to love, in a world that has decided all of those things are the same as death. The Bureau is watching. The compliance towers never sleep. And Maren is beginning to understand that the most revolutionary act in Elend isn't a weapon or a manifesto. It's a song.

_ارتميس_سول - "هي.. جبلٌ من الهدوء تسكنه العواصف، صمتها مخيف، وإذا نطقت كان لسانها حاداً كالشفرة لا يرحم زيف الآخرين. وهو.. غلافٌ من الغموض يكتنف تفاصيله، يخفي خلف كبريائه حباً عفيفاً ونقياً، يكتفي بالنظرات ويقدس المشاعر الصامتة. عندما يصطدم هدوؤها الحاد بغموضه العذب، تبدأ الحكاية التي لم يسمعها أحد."

[ONGOING STORY] A nation can imprison a man, but not an idea. Set against the backdrop of a futuristic society ruled by the iron fist of an ultranationalist-fascist regime, a group of masked individuals are drawn together by circumstance and tragedy. Hidden behind their identities and haunted by their pasts, they become unwilling witnesses to a nation unraveling beneath tyranny, corruption, fear, oppression, decadence, and silence. As unrest spreads and the regime's grip begins to crack, they find themselves caught between obedience and resistance, survival and conviction. Bound by loss, disillusionment, and a shared longing for change, they must navigate a world where truth is suppressed, dissent is punished, and hope itself is treated as a threat. But beyond every mask lies a truth waiting to be uncovered, and some truths are powerful enough to awaken the people. A novel in memory of a long-forgotten revolution.

It was impossible, and yet I stubbornly clung to survival. This is a cruel world, where only the strongest survive. But despite our disadvantages, I knew that with an alliance, we could double our chances of making it out alive. After all, what can an angel whose wings were torn off and a blind demon do? Separately, we would have died a long time ago. After all, we were nothing more than two broken pieces in a game that was far too big for us. All that was left for me was to be ready to go out and play.

Danya was supposed to be a person. She was supposed to have a steady job with just enough money to support her sister and herself. She was supposed to be normal. She wasn't supposed to be out, taking shortcuts through alleys after dark when her shift finished. She wasn't supposed to wake up to the sickening truth about the mega-city she lived in. Danya had always known the truth, but she kept in the back of her mind. The rich don't care about her people. They will never care. Never help. Never remember. Won't they?

New chapters every Sunday 10:00AM EST! A stowaway. A stolen ship. A galaxy that doesn't believe in hope anymore. Outer Reaches follows Liam, a reckless optimist whose refusal to accept a broken universe slowly turns survival into rebellion. As he crosses Union borders and cartel space, his belief that everyone deserves to smile begins to challenge systems built on fear, control, and exhaustion.

The world ended centuries ago. Nations collapsed beneath atomic fire, chemical wars, and endless conflict. What survived was not peace, but factions fighting over the ruins of civilization. After losing her parents during local riots and watching her sister disappear into the arms of an enemy leader, a young girl is left alone in a starving, violent world where survival is worth more than morality. Forced to join one of the ruling factions to escape hunger and death, she discovers terrifying rumors may actually be true. Hidden in the shadows of history exist people capable of controlling a mysterious energy woven into the universe itself - a power awakened by generations of war, mutation, and suffering. These "superhumans" are feared, hunted, and weaponized by the factions. During the recruitment process, special tests are used to uncover those gifted with the ability to sense and manipulate this energy. She should have failed. She cannot feel the energy. She shows no signs of mutation. She is completely ordinary. And yet... she is chosen. As war spreads across the rebuilding world, she is dragged into a reality filled with secret clans, brutal military operations, political manipulation, betrayal, love, and the ghosts of her past - including the sister who now stands on the opposite side of the battlefield. In a dying world trying to be reborn, humanity may become something far more dangerous than human.

The Empire's peace demands blind obedience. But how far can kindness go in the face of tyranny?Under the absolute control of a regime that promises order and safety, the world has learned to stay silent. Tsukamoto Yuu has always been pure and kind, bordering on a naivety that many consider dangerous in a world ruled by fear. He doesn't seek war; he believes in peace.But the Empire doesn't want peace; it wants absolute control. And Yuu's kindness is about to be tested in the worst way possible. Will Yuu be able to keep his kindness until the end, or will he be corrupted by the world he walks in?Welcome to Dark Dawn.

"We survived the Empire. We will survive this mud." When an atmospheric entry malfunction strands Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia in medieval Bohemia, 1403, the war for the galaxy is replaced by a desperate struggle for daily bread and basic warmth. In a valley ruled by the iron fist of Lord Markvart, an alien machine like an X-wing is a dangerous heresy. When Luke's lightsaber short-circuits against local carbon iron and his cybernetic limb begins to rust from the damp mountain air, the illusion of Jedi power shatters. To save an innocent village from a ruthless lord's tax, the twins must fight a primitive, low-tech war. No blasters. No shields. No cosmic destiny. Just sand, grease, and the quiet, overlooked anger of people who have starved enough. Can a Jedi Guardian protect a world when he's forced to rely entirely on pig iron and human strength?

In the Nesting Hen, a prospering trading town, the eternal battles of mankind are fought, over and over again, as if history has taught the world nothing. The ruling class, defined by their imagined pure blood, grows ever richer and more influential, until all the world comes to their palaces, offering alliances and trade deals that will make them even richer. In the streets, laborers, craftsmen and low-born struggle to make ends meet, to make sense of traditions and laws that will not relent. It is a world that does not forgive weakness. Naike and Hvárek come to the great city as refugees when they are children. They carry scars that will not heal, but also hope for a better future. It soon turns out that their dreams are made impossible by the city's ruling elite and ancient laws. What would you do, when faced with a rigged system? Naike and Hvárek choose different paths in their struggle to survive, and in the end, one of them will have to sacrifice the other. Cloth merchant Tohek and his wife De-Nesha have built a business from the bottom up, successful enough to challenge even the richest in the city. But as events unfold and the mighty come down on the city's destitute, they realize that success alone will not save them. City guard Gervashir struggles to follow orders while staying on the right side of his conscience. He hopes for a promotion, to improve his family's conditions. When the rulers of the city see an opportunity to forge an alliance with a neighboring country, they shy from noting to achieve their goal. And as the despair of the poor meet the arrogance of the rich head on in the streets, Gervashir realizes that there is no longer a right side. "Brother Soul, Sister Flame" is written by Christian Gripenvik, and translated from Swedish by Suzanne Martin Cheadle.