Thefool Stories

Sub-plot - oc x Klein Moretti Under the watchful eyes of the Evernight Goddess, something quietly changed the darkness. A young Rennala was wide awake. The world was different in ways others didn't notice. Even with her eyes shut, she suddenly started to feel everything around her. She didn't understand it all. She just knew the world looked different when she paid attention to it. Somewhere far from the city above the sky, a part of 'Her' tried to find 'Its' way. Lost and alone 'She' changed 'Her' path just a little and found Rennala. From that moment on, Rennala began to see the world differently. Later in life she would have a future where she would be tested not by madness, but by finding herself. A future where she would learn that some powers don't need obedience, just understanding Above the orphanage, the stars shone brighter than before. Below them, a girl lay still as the night surrounded her safely. And from those two a path began to form waiting for her to learn how to follow it without losing herself. I do not own the Lord of Mysteries. It belongs to the writer Yuan Ye aka. Cuttlefish that Loves Diving My main oc and minor ocs belong to me.

What is normality? It was a question that Andrew often asked himself. Sure, from other people's point of view, he was a normal student. But how can he be one when he was born in the mystical world of the Beyonder? Andrew, in truth, never believed that he belonged to the normal world. Yes, he would live the life of a true Beyonder till the end. But what if... Takes place after Book 1.

This BIZARRE journey starts off with Asutā Hiroki and Jotaro Kujo being in a jail cell,believing that there's something possessing them. Asutā has always been the. . ."special" type of boy school so he didn't have many friends at school and was disowned by his father for being that way and Jotaro Kujo has been unwanted by his other classmates for being Japanese/Italian. Asutā has always been protecting Jotaro to make sure that he was safe since Jotaro would get it much worse than Asutā,so they were always together every day. Joseph Joestar arrives with an associate and a very old friend of his after getting a call from his daughter Holly to get his grandson and his friend out of the cell and explain what stands are. Holly starts to get extremely ill cause she stand is slowly killing her,so they all found out that they have to go to Egypt to kill DIO and save Holly's life,although the journey they gain new allies along the way. "What's your name?" *wipes blood with a wet cloth* "J-Jo *sniff* Jotaro Kujo. . ." "Nice to meet you,I'm Asutā Hiroki" "I f-f-feel like wherever I go *sniff* t-that seems safe they're always there *starts to sob* and the-" *hugs tightly then wipes way the tears off his cheeks" "You don't need to worry about them, *warmly smiles* you wanna know why" ". . .Why?" "I'm going to be with you at all cost to make sure your always safe with me!!!" *giggles as they lock their arms together* "Always..." "Always!!!"

life is such a wonderfull story.. and may had a bad ending, but keep smiling because it's happened

Tales from the Tarot: Selene's Journey to Self-Discovery** invites readers into the mystical world of tarot, where each card unveils a chapter of transformation, insight, and personal growth. Selene, a woman in her early thirties, finds herself at a crossroads after losing her job and grappling with the emotional aftermath of a tumultuous relationship. Feeling lost and directionless, she stumbles upon a deck of tarot cards that will become her guide on a profound journey of self-discovery. As Selene navigates the trials and tribulations of her life, each chapter delves into the symbolic meaning of a tarot card, reflecting the stages of her personal evolution. From the fresh starts symbolized by The Fool to the enlightenment represented by The World, Selene's path is one of introspection, courage, and resilience. Through the wisdom of the tarot, Selene learns to harness her inner power, embrace her intuition, and confront her deepest fears. Along the way, she discovers the strength to overcome adversity, the importance of balance, and the joy of true self-acceptance.

In a tarot reading, if you pull "The Fool", it usually means to be.. well.. foolish. Immature and childish. The fool dances on the edge of a cliff, not taking consideration that he could fall. But there's another meaning to this card. If drawn reversed, it means to be cautious, not daring to near that cliff like the other fool. He probably wouldn't have climbed that high to begin with. But what if the two fools collided? They say the longer time you spend with someone, you start to take on a few of their qualities.

I live in the city of Vesuvia. I'm a magician, or at least, a magician in training. I've been living here since I was 7 years old. This is my story. You don't believe it's real? Why? Because it's about magic? Familiars? Other realms? Well, you know what they say. Of course this is all imagination, but who says that that means it isn't real? (Based on the game The Arcana: A Mystic Romance)

this story is written from a jester's point of view and the inner monologue of a jester. i hope you enjoy! characters: jester, the king, washing lady 1, chef 1, chapter 1 image: https://pin.it/275TwnO chapter 2 image: https://pin.it/7zzZWQG chapter 3 image: https://pin.it/7qPXPLS

From the Fool to the World, this is a collection of poems I wrote for someone based on the Arcana in tarot cards. You may also just call it, For Her part 2. The cover will be updated soon to fit the book more.

Poems about Klein Moretti can explore the multifaceted personality of this intriguing character. They can capture the evolution of "His" character from an ordinary citizen of Earth to a Beyonder who surpasses the boundaries of a human being. These poems can also delve into "His" experiences and how they shape "His" personality, making "Him" more ruthless, confident, and mysterious.

"𝓶𝓲𝓼𝓼 𝓳𝓾𝓼𝓽𝓲𝓬𝓮 𝓱𝓪𝓼 𝓼𝓱𝓸𝔀𝓷 𝓶𝓮 𝓽𝓱𝓲𝓼 𝓲𝓷𝓿𝓮𝓷𝓽𝓲𝓸𝓷...𝓲𝓽𝓼 𝓯𝓪𝓶𝓲𝓵𝓲𝓪𝓻."

Despite her mother's wishes, sixteen year old Filomena Solas does not believe in tarot cards. crystals, or "energies." Since her father's death, she doesn't believe in much at all. Her small circle consists of her grumpy elderly downstairs neighbor Mr. Wertz and Jaden, her best friend who spends more time in fantasy games than reality. Oh, and the light orbs that visit her every once in a while that no one else sees. Dragged by her mother to one of her spiritual groups at Washington Square Park, Filomena looks up to see an oddly dressed boy and his dog dunking their heads into the fountain. Interested, Filomena talks to the mysterious boy and is left confused by his dodgy answers. It is only later that she realizes the boy's attire and his dog matches one of her mother's tarot cards: the Fool. When the light orbs lead her on a wild chase through New York City to find the Fool stranded on the steps of a library, she learns that he is not a human, but a spirit who has been kicked off of his planet by the High Priestess to start a new journey on earth. Filomena joins the Fool and his dog Jagger on an adventure to find portals back to his world so that he can find the spirit of his long lost true love. They trespass through underground tunnels and New York's haunted locations, bumping into protective spirits and evil ones, wandering souls looking to inhabit a human form. Soon, both Filomena and the Fool realize that Filomena may be connected to the spirit world and her powers are susceptible to attack by evil, hungry spirits. Their journey in returning the Fool back to his home is set awry when Filomena's mother suddenly disappears under the full moon, her spirit inhabited by a malicious wandering soul. But the longer that the Fool remains on earth, the more human he becomes and the less he remembers about the spiritual world. It is up to Filomena to connect with spirit and find her mother before she turns into someone she can no longer save.

"I see..Another one..." Jun Agatsuma, a normal teenage boy with parents and family issues Jun was entrusted to his step brother's hand, Yukiya, where he lives under his roof and custody, also finally encountering his step sister, Chisato A series of uneventful happen at the city that Jun will be residing at, Prefecture Yamagata, Yamagata It is said that there has been events of people killing each other, suicide, and walking corpses All happened because of human greed, for power, lust, wealth, and many other After discovering his ability to summon a persona, Jun and his comrade must stop people from their own greed and guide them to the light One can say, granting humanity's real wish "I... never wanted these powers to begin with, i was thrusted into it. I was offered everything humanity could ever wanted, yet all i wanted, was one wish. A wish that began everything" ⚠I do not own the Persona series, all copyrights belongs to Atlus⚠ ⚠As well as the cover until i made a new one⚠ ⚠Repetetive sentence, swearing words⚠ ✍I only own the concept of the story, and the characters (besides some canon!persona characthers that are mentioned)✍

When I was a young boy, my father took me and Mikey in to the city, to see a marching band. this is Stardust Crusaders but with Gerard Way as a Jobro and narrator and the band are stand users and a few plot diffences

All the angels under Mr. Fool are as mysterious as their god. Years after Derrick becomes the archbishop of the Church of the Fool, he meets the Angel of Death.

With the rising tide of steam power and machinery, who can come close to being a Beyonder? Shrouded in the fog of history and darkness, who or what is the lurking evil that murmurs into our ears? Waking up to be faced with a string of mysteries, Zhou Mingrui finds himself reincarnated as Klein Moretti in an alternate Victorian era world where he sees a world filled with machinery, cannons, dreadnoughts, airships, difference machines, as well as Potions, Divination, Hexes, Tarot Cards, Sealed Artifacts... The Light continues to shine but mystery has never gone far. Follow Klein as he finds himself entangled with the Churches of the world-both orthodox and unorthodox-while he slowly develops newfound powers thanks to the Beyonder potions. Like the corresponding tarot card, The Fool, which is numbered 0-a number of unlimited potential-this is the legend of "The Fool." . . . Warning: I take zero credit for anything in this story including the translation of said story, the story belongs to one; cuddlefish who likes diving. I am just posting the books and chapters of the stories because I find the series interesting and I will be reading along side you as I continue to post. On the subject of posting idk if I'm allowed to do so but will anyways until told otherwise and the posting schedule will be mostly random and when I have the time to do so, please don't ask for more to many times or else I will stop doing so for a while, that is all please enjoy Reading the story.

A play regarding the unfathomable yet pleasing truths of life. Feel free to sing along to the rhythm and rhymes, the sways and the flows- and the comedy in chaos, with which brings order. Nothing does make sense!

A sonnet on my viewing of the first tarot card. I used the Wild Unknown tarot set created by Kim Krans.

Synopsis: In a town ruled not by laws, but by belief, The Idol stands as an unchallenged symbol of faith. To doubt is to invite ruin. To question is to disappear. No one dares to challenge its power-no one, except The Fool. Skeptical and irreverent, The Fool dismisses The Idol as nothing more than a lifeless object propped up by the townspeople's blind devotion. But when The Scholar, the only other skeptic in town, vanishes without a trace-leaving behind cryptic notes, half-burned books, and a chilling message scrawled on the walls-The Fool is forced to confront a truth more terrifying than they ever imagined. As they search for answers, they begin to notice things they can't explain. The Idol seems to shift when no one is watching. The townspeople whisper in tongues just beyond hearing. And the more The Fool seeks the truth, the more the town turns against them. Is The Idol truly powerless? Or does belief itself have the power to shape reality? A tale of faith, fear, and the madness that lies in unquestioned devotion, Idiotic Idolatry is a psychological mystery where the greatest danger isn't what you believe-but what happens when you stop.