Unrest cerita

This novel follows four characters, Mother, an augmented human artificer, Aruba a cobalt artificer, IMD1 a war forged artificer and Seccy another war forged artificer. They live in Planet VISON 15X2421. Now that Xenos species and humans live together, the complexities have increased beyond what we can imagine. The two war forges have to navigate through the newly developed society, with the aim of understanding life as everybody knows it and yet capitulate new meanings. It is not only a new society, life's meaning is new here, as if it is a new-born.

The Earth has only two inhabitants, they both compete to get the land which they claim to be the original owners of . This isn't going to resolve into peace though...... There have been killings with the main aim of claiming the lost land Let's see How this goes........... THE WORLD OF OCTOPUS AND HUMANS☠️☠️☠️☠️

Beneath Naples, ancient amphorae and a Roman skeleton stir with unnatural hunger, releasing shadows and whispers that haunt the living, guarding secrets that should never be disturbed.

Castor, the child of a god and the leader in the Hellasian army involved in a war against people that dont threaten his country, begins to distrust the Christians that he is fighting for and his own brother after a skirmish where he meets a woman that infinetly alures him.This is the beginning of a series of several short stories that will begin to become intertwined after a while.

A strange phenomenon has occurred on the planet Soarengar (known by humans as the dwarf planet Pluto): total darkness. Everyone is guaranteed that all will be back to normal within a few days. Then the "days" go on. Much speculation is being thrown around the world by government "officials" and "scientists" working behind the scenes to find the root of the problem. Meanwhile, terrified residents are making their homes bunkers to keep out intruders--or possibly something worse, aliens. Can peace and normality ever return to the eternally frozen paradise? (As of right now, this is a dead project. May be revived in the future. There are some dedications that I planned out for future chapters to those who read it when it was first published. So if you get a notification for this, this is why.) 2922 words so far!

In a cursed marsh, a lone warrior's armor stands guard-bound by an ancient blood oath. Those who disturb it awaken a relentless spirit seeking vengeance on the last traitor.

In the year 1926 AC (After Creation), Eldoria is a nation on the brink of transformation. Unrest simmers beneath the surface, as voices demanding change grow louder. Among these voices is a young woman named Elandria Felora. Elandria's ascent was not just a personal triumph; it was the beginning of a new era. With her sharp mind and unwavering conviction, she emerged as the central public face of a burgeoning republican movement. As Eldoria teetered on the edge of change, Elandria Felora stood ready. The fledgling republic must navigate economic recovery, social integration, and the threats posed by remnants of the old regime and new factions emerging from the shadows. The story delves into the intricacies of governance and leadership. Achievements - #1 in Eldoria (6/29/24) - #1 in Unrest (6/29/24) - #2 in Movement (6/30/24)

What would you do if you knew the consequences of every choice you could ever make?

It's my personal spin on the writing style from a Series of Unfortunate Events. It tells the story of two people, with opposing ideologies. It touches on mystery and deep heart felt angst.

"I'll say it for the thousandth time!" I gritted my teeth and tilted my head upwards to see their faces. "I'm sorry!" My lips trembled and I had to blink a couple times before the tears cleared. - Pfft! Talk about making an apology dramatic, right?! This is the author here with a book made up of everyone who I ever said sorry to. Boring I know. WRONG. These are short stories of apologies filled with plot twists, desire, love, ambition, illness, bullying..... And a whole lot more. So there's only one way you're all gonna find out how much of a fuck up that I am and that's to read on! Let the great expedition of spilling my secrets commence!

The Nigerian youths revolt against police brutality and political corruption. Their plans to correct the system fail; thus, they resort to seeking justice, equity, and fairness at the polls. Will they succeed?

An unearthed box reveals a child-sized figure with hollow black eyes, whose restless presence brings sleepless nights, suffocation, and the sound of endless scratching.

The story's characters are from 《Cosperia~ bk1 》but it can be read individually This is mostly about the history of planet Cosperia. The fire nation has taken down the wind nations imperial family, leaving the small nation is chaos. Tensions rise as the remaining water nation and earth nation continue to hold decades long grudges against each other. Cosperia's history has never been forgotten

An immense pit of tangled skeletons hides a carved stone beneath, from which a deep, waiting breath rises-as if the grave itself is not yet done claiming lives.

"You are to be sent to Siberia for exile. You are prohibited from setting foot on British soil for the rest of your life." He didn't know what those words meant. She didn't know where that decision would take her. That is where it started. The legend, the downfall, the unrest...

[A Last Kingdom Fanfiction - Ragnar the Younger] "may the dread wolf take you..." She threw her lips to the sky and howled toward the heavens, a song for the gods and a declaration of war to man. Raedsel, the dread wolf walks now the mortal plain, cursed by her forebears to walk among men.

Twenty years ago, a nation fractured. Protests over corruption turned into an armed uprising, martial law returned under a familiar name, and families at home and abroad were torn apart by violence, silence, and exile. Back Then is presented as the lost dissertation of historian Skylar Henderson, who pieces together fragments of a forgotten civil war: children's sketches of burning schools, smuggled letters from migrant workers who never came home, government communiqués that denied what the world already saw. Drawing from testimonies, hidden archives, and half-buried maps, this book is less about heroes or villains and more about ordinary people caught in extraordinary times. It asks: how does a nation remember what it wants to forget? And what happens when silence becomes history itself?

I looked outside my window today.

When the only questions that remain begin with 'why,' the answers rarely satisfy.