Tragedyandhope Stories

Thirty-six students were summoned... only five remain. Bound by loss, forged by battle, they rise as the Five Heroes of Morvain. And their war has only just begun.

In the remote mountain village of Yukimura, life is as harsh as the endless snowfall that blankets the land. Fifteen-year-old Takumi shoulders the burden of his family's survival, caring for his sick mother and four younger siblings while resenting the father who abandoned them after the war. With every passing day, the snow grows heavier, and so does the weight on his shoulders. When whispers of bandits in the mountains reach Yukimura, Takumi takes it upon himself to protect his family and his village. But the threat of violence is only the beginning. As winter deepens, secrets buried in the snow begin to surface-secrets about his father, about the war, and about Takumi's own strength. Facing relentless challenges, Takumi must navigate betrayal, survival, and the fragile bonds of community. In the unforgiving cold, he discovers that courage isn't the absence of fear but the will to stand firm against it. With each step, he's forced to decide: will he crumble under the weight of his responsibilities, or rise as the protector his family and village so desperately need? Takumi of the Snow Village is a heartfelt coming-of-age story of sacrifice, resilience, and the unbreakable ties of family, set against the brutal beauty of a snowbound world.

Scatter the truth. Wear no crown. Before Aisling "Ash" Blackwater ever set foot in Slytherin, a vow tied her family to the sea and to secrecy. This canon-adjacent collection braids the Blackwater line from the child Helena smuggled out of Albania to Ash's parents-Ciarán, a too-young investigator with a fox Patronus, and Nerida, a merrow whose songs listen more than lure. Told through letters, case files, songs, and even the voice of a silver pendant, these stories chart holidays at the Burrow, a July night in St. Mungo's when a boy named Harry is born, the lakefront moment that costs Ciarán James Potter's friendship, a midnight brew that begins a wary alliance with Severus Snape, and a rain-slick bridge where Ciarán shows care to a marked man anyway. They carry us through Nerida's murder when Ash is eight, Ciarán's final investigation before her eleventh birthday, and the day a pale boy in a Ministry lift offers Ash a sugar quill she'll never forget. Every Blackwater dies between twenty-five and thirty. Still, the oath endures-passed palm to palm like a warm coin: Scatter the truth; wear no crown. For readers who love character-driven HP AUs, found-document storytelling, quiet loyalty, Irish sea-magic, and the kind of hope that survives the tide. Content notes: bereavement; implied/briefly described violence; war themes; compassionate handling.

Ling was supposed to die behind bars. Falsely accused and sentenced to death, she gave up on the world long ago-until Orm stepped into her cell, briefcase in hand and fire in her voice. As a young lawyer chasing redemption, Orm only wanted to save a life. She didn't expect to fall in love with the woman behind the silence. Through prison bars, forbidden touches, and quiet moments that cracked open their pasts, a fragile bond formed. And when freedom came, so did new fears-nightmares, scars, and the weight of beginning again. But love, too, demands bravery. In the quiet aftermath of freedom, as Ling grapples with guilt and Orm carries a secret of her own, they must choose to fight for more than survival. They must learn to live. Together. Slow burn. Raw tenderness. Explicit love. One shared daughter and a hard-won ending of peace. ⚠️ For sensitive wording and topics. Will eventually do a rewrite of this

In a galaxy scarred by war and haunted by darkness, legends rise and new destinies awaken. As the struggle between light and shadow intensifies, the fate of countless lives hangs in the balance. Guided by courage, loss, and the power of unity, heroes, both old and new, must face impossible choices in a time when hope is fragile, yet enduring. This is a fan-made story. I do not claim any ownership of Star Wars or its characters. All rights to Star Wars belong to Lucasfilm and Disney. This work is created out of love and respect for the Star Wars universe.

"After everything, you're... one of the few things that actually feels real." In 2030, the sky cracked open. By 2040, Earth belongs to the Biopods. In the present, 2049, humanity has mostly given up, trying to survive through this broken world. They arrived as silent meteorites, egg-shaped monoliths that burrowed into the Earth. At first, humanity thought they were dormant. But they weren't. Each Biopod is a living factory: it devours biological matter-humans, animals, forests-and reconfigures it into cold, sentient machines. The machines they make vary, adapting to terrain, resistance, and resource availability. They don't just kill. They convert. Matthew Riots, gunner from the Frontline, no longer wishing to fight, left the Frontline for Zeta. There he reunited with his sister, living out their quiet lives. But no peace truly exists in a world full of Biopods. Zeta fell, he and his sister completely lost contact. Promising to keep surviving no matter what, Matthew journeyed to the promised land of Athena. The story of Rust And Stardust gives us insights on what little humanity is left in the apocalypse. A story focusing on the theme of family, love and human's connection. In a broken world where survival is a luxury, will our main character finally find peace and happiness again?