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Taimoor's world was burning beneath his feet. With the weight of collapsing anytime stayed heavy on his shoulders, Enemies circling like wolves, he had only one choice left. He walked into Queen Athena's court, eyes hollow with desperation. He drew his sword-sharp, heavy, tired of waiting-and drove it into the cold stone floor before her throne. Then, he dropped to his knees. "If you won't stand with me now," he said quietly, "then watch everything fall." - Woopsie! I'll not spoil anything-just click read and take a look. Trust me, the less you know now, the better it is! 🤫

A Song Of Dying Rivers by Am Jura {Fanfic of a song to drown rivers by ann liang} Two kingdoms. One war born from pride. And a woman caught between the truth and her own heart. After the death of Wu's king, Yue's ruler Goujian strikes, believing the time is perfect to conquer his rival. But his plan shatters when the young king Fuchai defeats and humiliates him, planting a seed of vengeance that refuses to die. To destroy Wu from within, Goujian sends the enchanting Xi Shi into Fuchai's court. What begins as a weapon soon becomes a fracture in destiny-because Xi Shi sees what neither king can admit: they are both prisoners of inherited hatred. Unable to stand with Goujian or Fuchai, she vanishes with the secrets that could have changed everything. Now Goujian's revenge burns unchecked, and Fuchai sinks into a grief he cannot outrun. In a world where rivers remember every betrayal, love becomes the quiet tragedy that drowns kingdoms. From January 1st 2026

I am the beast they unleash when they want absolute destruction. I step onto the battlefield, and the enemy trembles. I am fear incarnate, and I have come for their souls. * * * * In a kingdom divided by the color of blood, there are two classes. Red-bloods make up the majority of the nation, including the royal family. Blue-bloods are few and far between, gifted with the ability to wield different magics. Frost has had to fight tooth and nail to get to where she is now: the head general of the king's armies. But when she is ordered to kill an opposing monarch, she learns that not all is as it seems in the kingdom she serves. Frost will be forced to make a choice: continue to fight for the red-blood monarchs that would prefer to see her in a collar, or risk everything on a chance for a new life.

This story is based off a song of the same name by the band "Of Monsters and Men" so feel free to have a listen to the inspiration for this story! The story is set on a large island continent, a vast forest cleaving it in two. On one side of the forest are the Kings, who pride themselves on being refined and educated, proper in every sense of the word. On the other hand, their close neighbours are the Lionhearts, who are, in contrast, wild. They pride themselves on their connection with nature and the guardian creatures, who they call the Kali, who watch over it. Elodie is a King, Idryss is a Lionheart.

In a world torn apart by an ancient curse, two star-crossed lovers must navigate a treacherous path of forbidden magic, betrayal, and undying passion. Princess Lyra, the radiant heir to the Sun Kingdom's throne, finds her fate inexorably entwined with that of Prince Raven, the brooding ruler of the Shadowlands. As they are forced into a political marriage to unite their warring realms, Lyra and Raven discover that the prophecy foretelling their union holds far greater significance than anyone could have imagined.

(Entered in the 2017 Wattys) So, I wrote this story for an after school class and plan on publishing it sometime soon. It is subject to changes just so you're all aware. Please read it and give me feedback, it will be much appreciated. Hopefully you all enjoy! P.S. this is a temporary cover, I'm going to get to work on the actual one sometime soon hopefully. Here's the description. "Fate is but a word meant to ease the minds of the people, it is not real to me." A single phrase can change anyone's way of thinking from letting fate run it's course to taking their lives into their own hands. Griffin is a wandering warrior that wanted nothing to do with the kingdom he lived in. What happens when Her Majesty drags him in? What happens when the kingdom is in danger? Will he save them or leave them for dead?

Adeline Ve'duer Remenon has been on the run for ten years. Framed for the murder of her entire family, and hunted by an elite force of warriors from the warmongering kingdom of Varscodia, she finds herself at the limits of her emotional resilience. On the night marking the tenth anniversary as a fugitive, Adeline's past finally catches up with her, forcing her face-to-face with her destiny. Winner of the QLD division of Best of Supanova Short Stories, 2012

The War of Hearts is a historical Indian fiction set in a world of warring kingdoms, where love, betrayal, and politics intertwine in a tale of epic proportions. The story follows Padmini, the fierce and intelligent princess of Amergarh, and Ranvijay Singh Chauhan, the enigmatic and hardened prince of Veergarh, two kingdoms locked in a bitter rivalry. In the beginning, their hatred for each other is undeniable, fueled by years of bloodshed and mistrust. However, fate brings them together in an unexpected meeting that shifts the course of history. As they navigate the treacherous waters of war, they uncover hidden truths about the forces manipulating their kingdoms - forces more dangerous than either could have imagined. What begins as a political alliance soon evolves into a complex and passionate love story. As they strive to unite their kingdoms, they are faced with challenges that test not only their loyalty to their people but their trust in each other. Along the way, they must confront dark secrets, personal demons, and the weight of their responsibilities as rulers. Through their journey, Padmini and Ranvijay will face battles both on the battlefield and within their own hearts, leading to a love that could either save or destroy them. Their story is one of power, sacrifice, redemption, and the courage to defy tradition for the greater good of their people.