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She learned how to save lives during the war. She learned how dangerous mercy could be when the war ended. Batavia, 1942. Amara Wiratama is a civilian medic running a small clinic behind a market street during the final years of Japanese occupation. She treats anyone who arrives wounded, hungry, or collapsing, refusing to ask which side they belong to. In a city ruled by fear, her work becomes a quiet act of defiance. Captain Kenji Takahashi is an enemy officer trained to obey, yet increasingly unable to ignore the cost of that obedience. When their paths cross, there is no confession, no promises, no safe space for love. Only proximity, shared exhaustion, and the weight of choices that cannot be undone. As Japan's power collapses and revolution rises, violence changes shape. Justice becomes unstable. Mercy becomes a crime. Amara must decide whether survival means leaving, resisting, or staying to witness what history demands. The Wound We Kept is a historical war romance told with restraint and silence. There is no comfort here. No easy redemption. Only what remains when love is seen clearly, and still cannot be saved.

Steel Haze: Chronicles of War In the age after the apocalypse-long after the world ended and kept ending-war is all that remains. Across shattered cities and scorched wastelands, the last embers of humanity cling to survival. Factions rise from the ruins: machine cults, iron zealots, rogue androids, and crumbling empires, all fighting for scraps of a forgotten world. In this fog-choked battlefield, it's not the heroes who endure-it's the soldiers, the scavengers, the broken, and the damned. Steel Haze: Chronicles of War is a collection of brutal, atmospheric short stories following guardsmen on their last watch, mercenaries bartering in no man's land, and survivors trying to find meaning in a world where hope rusted away long ago. Welcome to Steel Haze. No side is clean. No war ever ends. Just fog, steel, and echoes of the old world. This is the first book for a worldbuilding project I am working on called Steel Haze.

Attack on Titan AU | 843 | Marley | Slithg OCC A single slap almost shatters Marley's carefully constructed order. At a grand military ball meant to celebrate unity, power, and obedience, ten-year-old Warrior Pieck Finger does the unthinkable: she strikes Willy Tybur-the most untouchable man in Marley. What should have ended in executions, demotions, and public disgrace instead spirals into something far worse: political uncertainty, emotional collapse, and a desperate scramble to control the narrative. As rumors threaten to ignite a national scandal, Commander Magath, Captain Zeke Yeager, and their already-fractured Warrior Unit are forced into damage control. Written through fragmented perspectives-Zeke's painfully honest notes, Yelena's unsettlingly calm reports, and the silent weight of the Tybur family's past-Iron Rose unfolds as a story of power clashing with humanity. Behind the marble halls and iron discipline lie exhausted soldiers, frightened children, and adults trying desperately not to fail them. Pride turns to fear. Authority cracks. And a girl who refuses to be pitied becomes the center of a storm she never meant to start. It is about dignity, control, and what happens when the people meant to be weapons remember they are human. When nobility bleeds and children snap under pressure, even empires tremble. Welcome to Marley. Welcome to the story of the Iron Rose. (İm sorry it is cringe 🥀) #AttackOnTitan #AOT #MarleyArc #PoliticalDrama #Angst #Psychological #PieckFinger #ZekeYeager #AU #DarkHumor #PowerDynamics #ChildSoldiers #WarFiction #SlowBurnChaos

It was his first day on duty. A small room. A half-closed door. And silence that felt heavier than a weapon. What began as a routine guard shift turns into a nightmare when strangers appear wearing familiar uniforms-but carrying a hidden truth. In the chaos of bullets, blood, and seconds that decide fate, duty collides with love, memory, and sacrifice. This is not just a story about war. It's about the moments that flash before everything ends. About the promise to come home- and the dreams that wake you up trembling. Some stories are not written. They are survived.

De como un conflicto escaló y este fue el principio del fin de la humanidad...

In War Is Hell, a young combat medic recounts the harrowing events of a single day during the Battle of Saipan in World War II. Assigned to a makeshift medical tent just 50 yards from the front lines, he witnesses not only the gruesome reality of treating the wounded, but also the chaos that unfolds when Japanese forces launch a surprise assault. With disease spreading, soldiers dying, and little protection, the medics are forced into a terrifying fight for survival. As enemy troops close in, Captain Salomon-a heroic leader-makes a final stand to buy time. Alone, haunted, and desperate, the narrator must find a way to escape and call for help. This gripping and emotional tale captures the brutality of war and the haunting truth: War is not just fought with bullets, but with will, sacrifice, and the constant threat of death.

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.

so far a wip, please give me feedback

"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."

Amidst war's chaos, Zayn lets Alya believe he is dead while he fights from the shadows. Alone in a shattered world, she yearns for his love and protection, unaware that he is closer than she could ever imagine. When she bravely protects a child from advancing soldiers, danger closes in on her. Just as hope fades, a figure emerges from the darkness. Has fate brought back someone she thought she'd lost forever-or something far more dangerous?

Operation Killjoy is set in Vietnam with the 7th Cavalry Regiment, at the Battle of Ia Drang in 1965, during the Vietnam War. As the 7th cavalry is pushed into a corner, the president himself calls in a weapon of his own.

The story follows Daniel Webber (Spade) A combat veteran that explains the troubles of war to a therapist. While reliving the harsh tragedy that he experienced with his squad of five decorated soldiers during the Iraq War. Suffering from severe PTSD, crippling anxiety consumes his every thought. Will he ever be able to live a normal life?

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?

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.

A girl loses everything, only to be forced to fight a war on the same side as the people who took everything from her.

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.

This is one of many books, about made up wars. Nome of this is real, all relations are complete coincidence.

A short description of the war and its consequences.

"In a city where everyone wants to escape, he chose to stay." Kabul, 2021. Humphrey is a foreign cook with a past he prefers to forget and a restaurant that has become a haven for the desperate. Amina is a young widow, quiet but strong, marked by war and loss. Together, they discover that amid explosions, curfews, and Taliban suspicion, hope, friendship, and courage can still take root. Inspired by real events and echoing the spirit of Casablanca, Once Upon a Time in Kabul is a story about sacrifice, silent heroes, and the power of doing good when no one is watching. Intimate and powerful, it reminds us that sometimes, the most heroic acts happen behind the kitchen door.

Declared dead. Now he's more dangerous than ever. After a mission gone wrong, elite British agent Ethan Evans is presumed killed in action. But fate has other plans. Rescued by the French Resistance and stripped of his old identity, Ethan becomes Phantom-a shadow operative with no records, no rules, and no limits. As the war rages on, Phantom infiltrates enemy lines, battles unseen threats, and uncovers secrets buried deep within the heart of Nazi-occupied Europe. The world thinks he's gone. The enemy will wish he was.