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Leadership changes at MIRA, and Captain's crew has to transition from the Airship to SKELD. The lack of space causes a physical closeness that leads to many romances and rivalries. It doesn't help that the new boss at MIRA HQ is dedicated to splitting apart the crew. Luckily, they have friendship and trust to save them... for now. Established ships at the beginning will be EngineerxGnome, BdayxRose and GentlemanxMrCheese, however, more ships than that will be endgame! Content warnings later on for homophobia, mild drug use (aka weed and maybe alcohol/cigarettes), violence, etc, nothing too extreme and nothing sexual. Labeled non-mature for now but may be updated. If anything more specific happens I'll probably add it to the chapter notes. Profile picture is mine and I may change it later.

His body was broken by a war he shouldn't have fought. But when they discharged him, they forgot to lock the door to his mind. Six months ago, Captain Marcus Vance was a lethal asset for the Republic's elite, black-budget military division: Project Out of Body. Using experimental neuro-chemicals, Marcus could untether his consciousness from his flesh, slipping through enemy lines as an invisible, untouchable phantom. But a psychic shockwave on his final mission shattered his mind, leaving him medically discharged with severe PTSD, terrifying brain fog, and a tremor that won't quit. Now, he's back home in the crumbling capital city of Oakhaven. But Marcus isn't just suffering from flashbacks. When his anxiety spikes, he slips involuntarily-waking up with a bone-dry mouth, a blinding headache, and his soul floating completely out of his body. During a terrifying midnight slip, Marcus drifts into a high-security government boardroom and witnesses the unthinkable: his own commanders and politicians are systematically looting the national treasury, starving the public, and plotting a staged domestic attack to trigger permanent martial law. They think they're completely alone. They think their data is encrypted. They don't know a ghost is standing right next to them, taking notes. Armed with absolute intelligence but a broken physical body, Marcus must build a shadow resistance from the city's criminal underworld to steal his country back. But the regime is about to activate their remaining Astro-Sentries... and they're hunting for him on the ethereal plane. The revolution will not be televised. It will be haunted.

Reed Valor spent his entire life fighting for a place in America. A veteran of war turned teacher, he finally has everything he sacrificed for-a career, a future, and a home. Then, without warning, he's deported back to Vietnam. Stranded in the country he spent years trying to escape, Reed becomes obsessed with one question: What happened to his missing student, Yohan? When an old war friend offers him a place to stay, the answers seem closer than ever. But the deeper Reed digs, the more he uncovers a web of lies, fear, and secrets stretching across generations. And at the center of it all is Yohan-a boy who may be in far more danger than anyone realizes. As past and present collide, Reed must confront the ghosts he left behind before they destroy what's left of his future. The Fallen Mangosteen is a literary thriller about exile, identity, family, and the cost of holding on to the past.

THE USEFUL IDIOTS. At least in the military, the enemy wore uniforms. In civil service, they wear three-piece suits, carry clipboards, and ask you to fill out triplicate forms to request permission to breathe. Meet the veteran who traded a real combat zone for seventeen years behind enemy lines in the windowless, fluorescent-lit asylum of federal bureaucracy. Surrounded by a rotating cast of bobbleheads, empire-building morons, and GS-14 professional online shoppers, he lived to tell the tale. From the 50-year employee shuffle and the 30-day phantom training deadlines to the infinite loop of meetings to plan meetings about meetings, this is a gritty, laugh-out-loud, finger-pointing dispatch from the corporate escalator to nowhere. Strap in, hold onto your lukewarm coffee, and welcome to the greatest 2,000-hour-a-year comedy hour on earth.

What began as a quiet life in a Texas farmland soon unravels into a rabbit hole, leading to a generational descent into a war-hardened myth of humanity, monsters, and untold memories. In Tales Before Founding, this story reveals the Klavinsky family's blood-stained history into one of the world's most secretive organizations - where the truth remains locked away behind lock and key amongst the higher-ups in society, records meant for the history books remain buried, and some legacies refuse to die. This is not just a story about a family, but the organization that was built because of what had happened for one of many.

A former soldier with no memory awakens twenty years into a post-apocalyptic wasteland, controlled by the company responsible for the apocalypse, terrorized by ruthless gangs and filled with horrific creatures. Trusting only the broken, the weak and imprisoned, Dante must adapt to the savage wasteland and unlock the mysteries to who he was. R For Strong Bloody Post-Apocalyptic Violence Including Some Brutal and Sadistic Measures, Some Disturbing Images, Pervasive Language, Some Smoking and Drug References, Some Sexuality, Graphic Nudity and a Scene of Rape. Running Time: 164 Minutes

When Player is sick and all alone in Medbay, he thinks that it can't get better... But when an unexpected visitor comes, could that be the thing to make it better??

Waking up in 1970 with a shattered body and PTSD was a nightmare. Finding a system that trades the future changed everything. Nick Kane opened his eyes on January 1, 1970, inside a bleak, crowded Bronx VA hospital ward. Trapped in a broken body with fragmented memories of a fallen soldier, he is a man out of time. But he isn't alone. A mysterious, cosmic interface known as the **"Fate Exchange"** has activated in his mind, turning his tactical decisions and future knowledge into a powerful currency: Fate Points (FP). In the gritty, neon-and-brick landscape of 1970s New York, survival means fixing what's broken. Starting with the hospital's forgotten veterans and failing medical equipment, Nick builds his baseline. But the system won't hand him a victory on a silver platter. When a bureaucratic investigation threatens to expose his anomalous existence, Nick is forced into a dangerous gamble: adopting the ghost identity of an MIA soldier, James Cole, and stepping into the city's dangerous underbelly. From navigating the rough-and-tumble docks controlled by Irish unions to striking deals with Gambino family loan sharks, Nick must leverage every ounce of his military grit and mechanical genius. The world thinks he's just another damaged vet. But with a growing team of loyal allies and a literal shop of tomorrow in his head, he is about to build the Phoenix Foundation-and buy his way to the top of a changing world. Grab Book 1 of a gripping Alternate History LitRPG series today! Featuring historical progression, slow-burn kingdom/empire building, realistic gritty action, and a military protagonist who refuses to be broken.

I'm just going to writing some stories based off among us logic I will take request as long as it's appropriate and nothing too scary. You can request any ship that's Canon in aul or random one too idc.

just chats between AUL characters.I don't own any AUL characters used.

Dare the Among Us Logic crew, ask them questions, and see where this book leads. This is set before "For Polus", so Player doesn't know that Veteran is an Impostor, Player and Noob are still a thing, No one has died, Mr. Egg is the only one who knows the identity of the Impostors, and Goober is on and adventure with An-I mean, Newbie. (No Smut/NSFW, Among Us Logic belongs to Game Toons, the only thing I own is this book.)

READ THIS BEFORE READING THE BOOK: - the ship is inspired by a roleplay I did on among us - everything in this book takes place in an AU where Engineer and Gnome either broke up or never got together - this is basically where I'll write stories about these two that I can't fit in my other engivet book "I'm Here~" and when that one is eventually done I can still write stuff about them in this book - you are not obligated to read this book. if you don't want to see content about these two, just don't read it. that's why I made a new book instead of putting these in my main aul one-shot book, in case anyone doesn't want to see this ship but still wants to read my other works

The ghost of a Vietnam Vet finds the strength to stay on and finish his last, very personal mission through his mother's love, and a chocolate birthday cake that draws him back to her.

Why go through the first two seasons when you can jump right into the good part? Join the Among Us Logic crew on a global gameshow, hosted by one familiar and one unfamiliar face, all with £10,000 on the line! There's gonna be alliances, drama, and if course, some cleverly improvised songs! I do not own the Total Drama or Among Us Logic series. This is simply a fan project devoted to two shows I can't help but love.

Player is trapped in an unknown location with several of his other peers. The only way out of the building is to murder one of your peers.

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Each of us took this prompt: Something reminds you-a veteran-of something that happened in your past time in the field, And made it our own--twisting it to create unique, individual stories that are no two alike. We hope you enjoy our work :) Sincerely, The Seven Scribes

A divorce in the making. An array of villains rising to usurp the power and fame of a humble toilet-man hybrid. All led by a mastermind behind closed curtains. With the powers at play, not even grit or sheer determination are enough to empower our humble hero to save his marriage and drive back the forces of darkness... that is unless he can get aid from a certain collection of literary heroes.

Just a small memory of a life-changing Veteran Program created and funded by the Zac Brown Band. Camp Southern Ground in Georgia helped me build back better.

The night was perfect. And I'll tell you why...