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Villains Aren't Born, They're Made [1]

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Reads 67
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Time 1h 11m

Always_Persassy

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We've all heard the stories where the good guys win and the bad guys lose. Where the wicked witch of the west is turned to ooze or the evil stepsister gets what she deserves. Dorthy goes back to Kansas and Cinderella gets her happily ever after. What makes a villain the bad guy anyway? Are any of them truly born evil? Sometimes people become the villain because the ones they love the most crave to be the good guy. They will do anything in their power to help them achieve their goal of being the hero of the story, even if it means ruining their chance for a happily ever after.

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A Villain's Tale by Screpdoodle

Everyone knows the good guy's side of the story: Defend the town. Beat the villains. Save the princess. Get rewarded greatly. And become the hero of the book. But... what if there were no heroes? What if there were only those destined for evil... or anti-heroism. Join four of this woulds 'greatest' baddies on an adventure all about the villain's side of the story. ***************** This book was written by @IvonaScribbius and @KaosAndMeyhem_Write for an LA project in school. The 'Evil Genius' and 'Common Thief' POVs were written by @IvonaScribbius. The 'Henchman' and 'Mercenary' POVs were written by @KaosAndMeyhem_Write.

Valley of Shadows and Roses | ONC 2024 by TatiaSamaelPetrova

*ONC 2024 Longlist* There was a princess Living carefree She wanted the world she wanted everything Diamonds and pearls Emeralds and gold She bathed in the riches only she could know Then the Shadow King came And asked for her hand But she said no and sent him away The Shadow King vowed to himself One day she'll be his He curses her until she pleads for mercy And so the princess has to die When the midnight strikes And comes back to life with the first rays of the sun Turn the pages Read so you know how it will end The story of the Shadow Lord and the cursed princess __________________________________________________________________________________ A classic story retold in a new, dark way. This is where the lines between hero and villain blur. Once upon a time, in a distant kingdom in the Rose Valley, there lived a young princess. Maybe a little proud. Maybe she was the sweetest princess. And maybe not. She had many suitors, but she did not accept a single proposal for her hand in marriage. She didn't want to become a king's wife, she wanted to be a queen and rule her country. But one day darkness crept into the happy kingdom. A thick fog crept through the forest. Shadows walked under the treetops. The Shadow Lord came to propose to Princess Luna. She rejected him like everyone else, despite the fact that he was the only one who managed to impress her. However, the Shadow Lord isn't about to give up so quickly. He presents a gift to the princess. For the rest of eternity, at the stroke of midnight, she will die and come back to life with the first rays of day. Again and again. Every night. An endless cycle. Because as the Shadow Lord said, "I will wait for you, even if it takes forever." Old wounds are being opened. The boundaries between worlds are blurring. Will a prince on a white horse arrive and bravely rescue a cursed princess or...?

To Rescue a Villain by JayceJole

Mary loved the villain from her favorite comic book series for years but always thought it was nothing more than admiration. It isn't until she lets herself imagine how thing's could have been if she was in his story that she finds herself mysteriously transported to his fictional world and standing a mere foot away from him. As the determined girl tries to change her favorite character's fate, he slowly begins to fall for her and she has to decide if she wants to take the risk and start a relationship with him whilst knowing all the horrid things he could do in the future. While Mary tries to save her favorite villain and figure out what pulled her into this world, she begins to wonder if she has become a key player in this story. As Mary works alongside the main characters to uncover the mystery of their alien infested moon, she starts wishing these heroes and villains she has come to love were only two-dimensional. Highest Rank: #66 in Adventure 1st place winner of the Emerald Awards Fantasy. 2nd place winner of the Emerald Awards Unique. 3rd place winner of the Purple Apple Awards (Fantasy). 2nd place winner for Action/Adventure in the Friendly Teens Book Competition. [Updated every Wednesday and Friday] [This is not a fan fiction. You do not need any prior knowledge to understand the story.]

The Blood Witch by RavenMoonspark

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Good At Being Bad (Book #1) by Sugar_And_Spice125

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A Villain's Tale

Everyone knows the good guy's side of the story: Defend the town. Beat the villains. Save the princess. Get rewarded greatly. And become the hero of the book. But... what if there were no heroes? What if there were only those destined for evil... or anti-heroism. Join four of this woulds 'greatest' baddies on an adventure all about the villain's side of the story. ***************** This book was written by @IvonaScribbius and @KaosAndMeyhem_Write for an LA project in school. The 'Evil Genius' and 'Common Thief' POVs were written by @IvonaScribbius. The 'Henchman' and 'Mercenary' POVs were written by @KaosAndMeyhem_Write.