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The night New Mombasa falls is supposed to belong to the Covenant. Instead, it becomes the point where two universes collide. When a Dust experiment gone wrong tears Team RWBY out of Remnant, they crash into the rain-choked streets of Earth in the year 2552-right in the middle of the Covenant invasion of New Mombasa. Cut off from Beacon, surrounded by alien forces, and hunted for their strange "anomalous energy," Ruby, Weiss, Blake, and Yang are forced to adapt to a brutal kind of war where there are no Grimm... only plasma fire, glassed cities, and soldiers who die quietly in the dark. One of them is the Rookie-an Orbital Drop Shock Trooper who wakes alone after a disastrous drop, searching the ruins for his scattered squad. Silent, haunted, and newly baptized by fire, he finds unlikely allies in four huntresses who fight like nothing he's ever seen. Together, they navigate shattered streets, underground data hives, and Covenant strongholds, forging bonds in the middle of a city that's already been marked for destruction. But the deeper they go, the clearer it becomes that RWBY's presence is no accident. Hidden within Forerunner ruins lies a secret etched across time itself: Remnant was never just another world. Aura, Dust, Silver Eyes-echoes of ancient human experiments, safeguards against the Flood, remnants of a civilization desperate to survive extinction. As the Covenant races to activate a portal capable of reshaping the war, Ruby Rose becomes the key to a choice no one should have to make. Go home... or change the fate of two worlds forever. Set during the events of Halo 3: ODST, Echoes of Remnant is a gritty sci-fi fantasy crossover about found family, silent heroes, cosmic legacies, and the cost of survival when hope falls from orbit.

In a village still breathing in the smoke of war, a girl finds refuge in a ruined library where ash clings to forgotten pages. He was never supposed to be there. Not a prince. Not a soldier. Just a boy hiding between burned shelves. They never promised forever. They never even said love. But when kingdoms fall and names are carved into stone, some bonds don't disappear. They linger. And sometimes, the quietest stories leave the loudest silence behind.

The war has begun. People are fleeing to shelters. Should we turn off the light in the shelters because of the war blackout or not? Should we also turn off the light of truth?

Thomas lives in a little farming town in the year 5055. He is trying to balance school life with his homelife, so what happens when he gets a letter that changes the trajectory of his life forever?

Caked in mud you get up to see doom beyond

In a world fractured by war and surveillance, silence became the strongest weapon. Emperor Eagle, master of strategy and shadows, leads China and a coalition of unlikely allies in a war not just for land-but for control of truth itself. As nations fall and whispers grow louder, one question haunts the world: When power builds its empire from silence, how do you learn to scream again? Ashes of Dominion is Book One of The Memory Pattern - a poetic and ruthless dive into modern warfare, resistance, and the echoes we leave behind.

A short description of the war and its consequences.

Deep beneath Gaza, in the darkness of Tunnel 7, a captured soldier and his guard confront each other in silence, then in words. Between betrayal, loss, and fragile humanity, unexpected truths emerge. When the tunnel collapses, one voice remains - a voice that refuses to be buried.

Markus was once a loyal SS officer, fully dedicated to the Nazi cause. Raised in a world of ideology and discipline, he rose through the ranks with a sense of pride and unwavering commitment to the Reich. But as the war escalates and the true nature of the regime becomes undeniable, his conscience begins to unravel. The horrors he once justified become impossible to ignore, and his loyalty to the Nazis starts to fracture under the weight of guilt and doubt. In The Duty of War, Markus is faced with a life-altering decision: remain a part of the corrupt machine he helped build, or risk everything to escape and expose the truth. As he defects and joins the resistance, Markus finds himself caught in a dangerous web of betrayal, as the very people he once viewed as enemies now become his allies. He must navigate a world of shifting loyalties, deal with the haunting memories of his past actions, and find a way to make amends for the atrocities he's been part of. However, redemption is not easily earned, and Markus soon realizes that the consequences of his past will follow him, no matter how hard he tries to escape them. As he becomes a key player in the resistance, Markus discovers that the true cost of his defection is more than he could have imagined. Forced to confront his darkest fears and regrets, The Duty of War is a powerful tale of transformation, the struggle for redemption, and the unyielding cost of choosing to stand against the very regime he once served.

Duke Chessl, Almon Chessl, Almon was married to Flora de Vorcania, the princess of Vorcania Empire that has been abandoned by the emporer, her father. Almon Chessl was in love with a commoner, Lillian Onms. They're been friends since childhood but Almon never reveals his feelings. Lillian was like a goddess to everyone, she had the holy light power, where it can heal others and yourself. That's how she got the title of Saintess in the empire. With Flora, his wife, the abandoned princess was left in the shadows in there relationship. Will Flora ever getting Almon's affection? Or will she leave and go find her own happiness?

1971. A country is being born, and a river is keeping score. When war reaches a quiet village in East Pakistan, a translator who believes in neutrality, a schoolteacher who believes in memory, and a seventeen-year-old boy who believes in action are forced to choose who they will become. Told through multiple voices and grounded in real history, this is a story about language, survival, and the small decisions that shape nations. The river does not judge. It remembers.

Fragments of a Shattered Sun is an oral history novel chronicling the fictional Mindanao War of Independence (2028-2031), told through interviews, recovered letters, declassified documents, and testimonies collected by a historian in 2041. For decades, Manila treated Mindanao as a colony within its own nation-extracting nickel, gold, and timber while returning only soldiers and broken promises. When a leaked government bill threatens to privatize Lake Lanao itself, selling the sacred waters to presidential cronies, three unlikely leaders stand together: a Maranao professor, a Christian bishop, and a Lumad chieftain whose father was killed by Moro fighters decades earlier. Their declaration of independence ignites a war that will draw in great powers, shatter families, and force impossible choices on everyone it touches. The novel unfolds through a mosaic of voices on all sides of the conflict: a schoolteacher who becomes a guerrilla commander; a young soldier from Luzon questioning why he's fighting people who look like his cousins; a trauma surgeon who abandons her Manila career to operate by flashlight in jungle caves; fishermen turned smugglers; overseas workers who leave jobs in the Gulf to take up rifles; diplomats maneuvering in Bangkok and Riyadh; a palace secretary who witnesses power unraveling from the inside. As the war escalates, foreign powers pursue their own interests on Mindanaoan soil. American advisors, Chinese operatives, Malaysian intelligence officers, and Filipino diaspora networks from Dubai to San Diego are drawn into a conflict that refuses simple narratives of good and evil. Fragments of a Shattered Sun explores how ordinary people are transformed by extraordinary circumstances-and what it costs to build a nation from blood and hope. It is a story of exploitation and resistance, of unity forged across generations of distrust, and of the question that haunts everyone who survives: was it worth it?

"We won't let them say you died quietly." Yousef is a 22-year-old writer trapped in Gaza - a city that bleeds, burns, and is slowly being erased by war. With no weapons, no way out, and nothing left but a charred notebook, he begins to write. Not to survive - but to be remembered. Each page becomes a testimony. Each word, an act of resistance. Each death, a name the world must never forget. Through bombings, starvation, and unspeakable loss, Yousef documents the genocide unfolding around him - from a mother rocking her dead child like a lullaby, to children hiding in the basements of shattered schools. And when there is nothing left to say, he sends his final pages to the world. The next day, he is killed in an airstrike. But his story lives. Gaza-cide is a raw, devastating, and unflinching fictional account of a genocide told through the eyes of one young man - a book so powerful, it sparks global outrage, viral protests, and international resistance. This isn't just a story. This is a weapon made of words. And its final line is the promise that ignited the world: "From the River to the Sea, Palestine will be free."

When former child soldier Kayemba returns to a war-torn region on a mission of peace, he finds Nala-his fiancée's long-lost sister-alive and protecting a refugee camp. Together, they fight to shield the innocent from a ruthless warlord. When orders demand they evacuate, Kayemba stays behind, launching a one-man war to stop the enemy and end the violence once and for all. A story of love, sacrifice, and one soldier's stand to change the world.

Ernest illegally immigrated to the United States fourteen years ago and is now being pursued by the ICE after his own roommate tips him off to them. He must now turn to the most unlikely person to be able to avoid being deported back to the Philippines.

In the heart of World War II, Lukas, a loyal German officer, is called upon by his commander, Colonel Jansen, to uncover a British spy in the city of Zwolle. With urgency driving his actions, Lukas arrives in Zwolle and begins his mission. As he delves deeper into the investigation, he faces unexpected challenges, from confronting captured British officers to encountering a mysterious intruder in his hotel room. With the help of the local police, Lukas narrows down his suspect list to 61 men, and a peculiar clue on a British army knife leads him to William Sebold. But when confronted with the evidence, William's reaction takes a dangerous turn, leading to a suspenseful climax that threatens Lukas's very life.

In the heart of war, where the trenches swallow hope and the sky bleeds with the scars of conflict, three soldiers find solace in each other's company. Amid the devastation, Roger, Soren, and Noah create fleeting moments of peace - shared laughter, quiet conversations, and a deep bond forged in the fires of war. But even in the calmest of times, the specter of death looms over them, threatening to tear their world apart. Through their eyes, we witness the harsh realities of survival and the unspoken promise that binds them. As the echoes of regret grow louder and the weight of their choices becomes unbearable, they must confront the truth that not every battle is won on the frontlines - and not every loss is avoidable.

A warrior angrily slaughters people of a small village because they were said to have murdered his wife and sister. Years later a survivor from the slaughter decides to avenge the death of his village. After years of being haunted by the memories of the killing, he, the warrior, decides that the best thing to do is.... Read and find out. #AvantPop #ShortStoryContest #2020Contest *Project commenced: July 29th, 2020* *Project ended:August 2nd, 2020. Check me up (@RuthMonet2): https://twitter.com/RuthMonet2?s=09, for questions.

A nation that is no stranger to war, Korea once again sees itself dragged into another conflict: The Korean War. Parents, children, siblings and friends are torn apart by this condition thrust upon them, but two young lovers seek to defy the inevitable. Set in 1951, a year after the war broke out, with the conflict now arriving on their doorstep, the bittersweet story of Hyeon-woo and Youngmi unfolds. Their story explores the grief of loss, fear of the unknown, and the power of humanity in the face of destruction.