Historias de Shadowwarriors

The Shino Clan has survived the war that broke the sky, but the shadows of their past still haunt them. In a world where tradition clashes with futuristic technology, young warriors must train for ten grueling years to prove themselves worthy of the clan. Ken, Yari, Majin, Yumi, and Shuriken are among the new recruits-each with their own strengths, secrets, and struggles. But beyond the academy walls, an even greater threat lurks in the darkness. As battles rage and rivalries ignite, only the strongest will rise. But in the end, will they become warriors... or shadows of the past?

For legal reasons I must begin that I do not own anything. Merely the plot, if I ever get around to it. During the war, the Three Factions occasionally worked together to take out specific targets. One of these was the land of Ulthuan, home of the High Elves. Before the war, a sect became known as the Dark Elves in a war for supremacy with their purer brethren. However, the Three Factions came. They killed most contenders for the Phoenix Throne, the highest rank of authority for the Elves of Ulthuan, and brought devastation in a bid to ensure one side or the other did not receive their aid. As a result, the two peoples came together as one, as their homeland burned and their very culture lay in ruins. They rallied under the command of Alith Anar, the Shadow King, and his two sons. Aethanor and (Y/N). The only Elven royalty to remain out of the invaders' grasp. The surviving Elves came together to form the Shadow Warriors and the Horadrim, the Shadow Warriors led by Alith Anar and Aethanor, whilst the Horadrim was led by (Y/N), who became known as the Eye of the Shadow Crown. However, one day, Alith Anar and Aethanor fell in one of the largest battles of the war. The remnants of Ulthuan's elves rallied under the banner of the now-reformed Horadrim. (Y/N), Lord of the Shadow Crown and Heir to the Phoenix Throne is now left to lead his people. And just like the Shadow Warriors of old, he and his people wanted one thing. Vengeance. Under his command, (Y/N) drew more and more to his banner. Humans, Elves, and eventually the Beastmen of the Undergrowth. Under his banner, his people are given purpose, and that is to repay the treatment they all received from the three factions during the war. What shall happen, when the survivors of countless atrocities finally come out of hiding? When they begin to take the war to the homes of their past aggressors. When they deliver retribution for the transgressions of the three factions?

"By day, students. By night, Shadow Warriors." ​Henry, Sophia, and Ethan thought their biggest challenge was surviving high school lectures and boring afternoons. That changes the moment the ancient Banyan tree on campus begins to whisper their names. ​When a swirling portal rips through reality, the trio is thrust into the hidden world of Noctaris Academy, a sanctuary of ancient power and dark secrets. Here, they aren't just teenagers anymore-they are the chosen protectors of the light. ​Henry: A warrior who strikes from the shifting shadows. ​Sophia: The reluctant heir to the Fairy Queen's radiant throne. ​Ethan: A master strategist wielding the raw power of the elements. ​But as they struggle to master their new abilities, a malevolent force named Vrael stirs in the darkness. From cursed mirrors to the terrifying Siege of Noctaris, the trio must learn that their greatest weapon isn't magic-it's the strength of their friendship. ​Experience a fully immersive, cinematic journey. Read the script, hear the magic, and join the battle for the light. ​

Child of Ragnarok is a dark fantasy epic where the soul of a modern-day survivor is reborn in the brutal Age of Blood-a world of Viking warbands, ancient gods, and monstrous prophecy. Torn between forgotten memories and savage new truths, the protagonist must battle through betrayal, hardship, and the awakening of myth itself. As the Serpent stirs and Ragnarok looms, survival isn't enough-he must rise, or be devoured by fate.

"There is a planet they dare not name. A mineral no one survives stealing. And a boy beneath the ice... waiting to wake." In the year 4088, the galaxies are ruled by chaos, greed, and whispers of a rare white-world mineral known as Alabastrium - a substance so powerful it can elevate mortals to gods... or tear star systems in half. Three villains rise: • Kor Drayce - a thrill-seeking hyena hybrid streaming his own galactic crime spree. • Bruxel - a war-battered, robotic juggernaut with bad knees and a score to settle. • Zavion Vyre - a deadly strategist with a cybernetic face and a soul colder than space. They are the Shadowclaimers - mercenaries who leap from galaxy to galaxy, stealing the most powerful elements ever discovered. But beneath the frozen crust of Planet Alabaster, something ancient stirs - a childlike god with a panoramic skull and the power to end creation itself. As old demigods cough up stone blood and cults burn for prophecy, warships vanish, moons crack, and the hunt for Alabastrium begins. Everyone wants the power. No one's ready for the price.

Aphiens, the mythical beings who were created for destruction. Appearing out of thin air, their kind left their sons, they decided to use him to test this world. He doesn't know this is all a test, and neither do the humans.

The city pulses with Nexis energy. Shadows move beyond the walls-the past, the pain, and danger lurk everywhere. Akyron faces Ontyrax alone, a master of the dimensions' deepest secrets. Every fight, every shadow, pushes the limits. And when the final strike lands, it becomes clear: protecting the city isn't just about strength-it's about heart.

Clashes Between Light and Dark Trilogy, Book 1 Macy and Sophie are half sisters who hate each other, but once their mother is taken, they must work together for the first time, as they work to bring her back. Secrets are uncovered, and allies are made as Macy and Sophie venture into the mysterious world of magic... ────────────────────────────── If there was one thing anyone who was anyone in the small town of LoLotus knew for certain, was that Macy Carson and Sophie McLane hated each other. And how couldn't they? They were opposite in every way, every small decision of one, able to set off the other into a raging storm of anger. It didn't matter that they were siblings - they hated each other for that even more, even if they only had the same mom - their hate for each other went deeper than Macy's love for soccer and Sophie's love for shopping (they had a lot of love for those things). The only thing the two of them had in common, was that they both loved their mother. Their role model, and hero. But once their mother has been taken by the infamous Lord Centurais, a magical serial killer, the two girls must put aside their shared resentment for each other to save their mother, and figure out why she was taken in the first place. Can they finally become friends, and work together, or will the loss of their mother tear them apart even more? Even if they don't get along, they must work together, because Centurais has bigger plans than just kidnaping their mother...