Treaties Stories

The Native American people have been living on the land long before white settlement. Surviving and keeping their traditions going with each passing season. Over the years they had to find a way to keep that tradition going with the drastically changing times.

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As our eight friends wake from their sleep meeting a strange being offering to make them gods, teaching them the ultimate magical powers able to warp space and time in return, for assistance for finding the last destined for the eleventh seat of power.

This is a book of records where all of the treaties for our allies are kept.

Glance is a Treaty, a living representation that two governments have made a bond. She prepares to become the link between a tie of 42 other solar counties, collectively called Midance, and her small county of Vii. Going to live in the heart of Midance, she knows that she is giving up almost every freedom she has ever known, including writing to her best friend whom she has never been allowed to meet. After being kidnapped, though, she finds that maybe her life doesn't have to end so soon, and maybe she is closer to her friend than ever, but in her fight to get to her home in Midance she discovers that she must choose to retake her role as a Treaty-consequently destroying her friend's home- or to stay in Pite- killing her own home.

Rating: Teen (political tension, implied oppression, legal brinkmanship) Content / Trigger Notes: coercive governance themes, cultural suppression (non-graphic), political intimidation, tense negotiations. For a hundred years, the Galactic Council celebrated Humanity as a "success story": a once- isolated Deathworld species uplifted into the harmony of interstellar law. But the fine print kept growing. Treaty addenda became cultural mandates. Cultural mandates became enforcement. Enforcement became ownership. Then, without warning, Earth transmits a single, immaculately polite missive: Humanity revokes its own membership due to Cultural Irreconcilability. The Council panics- because the treaties were never meant to be escapable... and because the humans wrote their exit clause a century ago. And yes I admit it, I recycled names etc. from numerous other #HFY & #HaSO stories.

The kingdom of Verdion is at war with the dark elf Haldrion and his army of corrupted. The king is on the battlefield, his three daughters stand in waiting as tragedy strikes. Alliances are questioned. Traitors are unveiled. Will the kingdom fall? Or will the eldest princess rise to the occasion?

The Fae and Vampires have been at war for centuries. However an alliance was formed shortly after Daemons started appearing out of nowhere. Both races new if they were to survive they would need help from each other. Thus creating an alliance. Yeah that was about a hundred years ago and yet the Daemons are still a threat, and has anyone tried to stop it? You guessed it, a big, fat, ugly nope. In order to save the people I care about I need to step up as my role of a Princess. Awesome right? I wish. If that weren't enough I got in trouble for crossing over onto Vampire land while trying to hunt down a Daemon. Long story short I have to spend an entire month with one of the Princes of the Vampire kingdom Mr. Dark, Handsome, and a Pain in my Ass, but wait it gets better. I have to show him our way of life and in return he has to show me the Vampires way of life. As much as I hate it I'm starting to fall for the guy. Could anything else go wrong?

Naidean is the princess of Croandra. She is a Lock. Locks are humans with a sort of special power. Her power is the ability to control water, and use it as a weapon. She wishes to use her power to unite her kingdoms people and overthrow her tyrant of a father. Along the way she meets people who help her in her mission. Among them are Lysander a knight in training, Bartholomew a prince working for the same goal, and Adara a Lock from a common background.

In the quaint town of Tinsley, Anastasia lives Alice Conney, a young farm girl who does nothing but dream of what she will be, once she can get away. Little does she know, the royal family seems to have their own plans for her future. ●○●○● After the death of King Nicholas, Alice is captured in the middle of the night by royal guards who tell her that she's going to be the next queen. Unbelieving, and completely outraged, she comes face to face with Prince Daniel Carter Aaric, her betrothed. At his cold introduction, she realizes that not only is this really happening, but there is also no way she will be able to marry such a distant man, and she is determined to find a way out of this marriage. But things are easier said than done, and when she discovers the consequences of her actions could mean war, will she still be able to gain freedom? Or will her guilty conscience win out?