Sevenstars storie

The Kingdom of Seven Stars: Book 1 - The Broken Star Princess Aria Bloomheart lives a peaceful life in the beautiful Bloomheart Kingdom, a land filled with flowers, floating gardens, and endless skies. Alongside her friends Lara, Sofi, and Ace, she dreams of adventure beyond the palace walls. Everything changes when the four friends enter the prestigious Royal Academy of Seven Stars, a school where the children of nobles, royals, and gifted students gather from across the kingdoms. At first, life is filled with friendship, laughter, festivals, classes, and unforgettable adventures. But beneath the academy lies a dark secret. Students begin disappearing without a trace. When they return, they are no longer the same. And exactly one hour later, they die. Before their deaths, each leaves behind a mysterious clue connected to an ancient symbol and a forgotten legend known as the Broken Star. Determined to uncover the truth, Aria and her friends follow a trail of secrets hidden beneath the academy's halls. Their search leads them to forbidden chambers, ancient prophecies, and a terrifying discovery that threatens not only their school, but all Seven Kingdoms. As darkness awakens and long-buried secrets emerge, Aria must discover who she truly is before the Shadow King claims the power of the stars for himself. A story of friendship, mystery, magic, adventure, and destiny, The Broken Star is the beginning of an epic journey that will change the fate of the Seven Kingdoms forever.

Yuna a highschool student from Japan and an aspiring actress with the dream of becoming a movie star in her lifetime. She had a long line of admirers, but that was not why she wanted to become a celebrity; she wanted to do it for herself. But what she didnt know was she was gonna be in an Idol Group. And her members invited her in the weirdest way possible, she wasnt even aware she was in that girl group.

a self insert story based on the dragon ball super/GT arcs of the Dragon Ball Franchise

How do you tell someone you are leaving? Not just someone. These were his brothers. These were the people who had seen him at his worst - exhausted, frustrated, afraid, uncertain - and had never once turned away. These were the people who had held him together during the moments when he couldn't hold himself, who had laughed with him and cried with him and fought with him and forgiven him and loved him with the kind of love that doesn't announce itself because it doesn't need to - it simply is, the way gravity simply is, the way the sun simply is, constant and quiet and so fundamental that you forget it's there until it's gone. How do you tell brothers who treated you like their older brother - who looked up to you, who relied on you, who trusted you to be the steady ground beneath their feet - that the ground is about to disappear? How do you tell them without making them carry the weight of it? How do you say the words without letting them see that the words are killing you? How do you leave a home without burning it down? He didn't know.