Alternativehistory Stories

In this alternate timeline, the Cold War takes a different turn after World War II, leading to the emergence of a third bloc: The Oceania Pact-a powerful geopolitical alliance of Pacific and Southern Hemisphere nations. Neither fully aligned with NATO nor the Warsaw Pact, this new bloc acts as a "third force" vying for influence, security, and independence from the global superpowers.

The Dominium Crucis has ruled Europe for centuries. Its faith is law, its cross is a sword. Those born different - those who dream what they shouldn't dream, who move objects with their minds, who feel the world the wrong way - disappear. The Inquisition takes care of that. On the Piedmontese heights, a man with white hair and eyes the color of the sun witnesses something he will never forget. Not because it frightens him. But because for the first time in his existence he feels something he cannot yet name. This is the first chapter of Is This God's Dream? - a story about faith, power, and what it means to be human when you're not sure you are.

Will it be a new historical victory or a defeat as recorded-what lies ahead for the Empire of Japan? At the end of 1939, as World War II erupted in Europe, a massive structure suddenly appeared in Japan. The building, labeled the National Diet Library, contained books and records up to the year 2020. The Army, Navy, and government attempted to conceal it, but the military, now aware of the future, saw the inevitable war with the United States as unavoidable. Armed with future knowledge and technology, they resolved to steer conflict toward victory. RELEASE: 2025 (UP TO DATE)

I am not me but something that has been walking for a very long time... - band of brothers + the pacific (a little bit) - joseph liebgott x fem!oc - eugene roe x fem!oc - bill guarnere x fem!oc **based purely off the show band of brothers. this, in no way, is about any of the real life heroes of easy company and if you read this and think anything is disrespectful, please let me know

The St. James family survives on beauty, privilege, and scandal. This season, blood runs closer to the heart. Clara Ellery has always known how to play the game-smile when expected, charm when useful, and never let society think it understands her too well. Then there is Bolton St. James. A man who does not merely enter a room-he takes it. Dangerously magnetic, infuriatingly self-assured, and exactly the sort of man Clara knows she should avoid. Naturally, our heroine flirts with him instead. But attraction is the easiest part of this scandal. Because old wounds do not stay buried. Some women are not easily forgotten. And in Valerique, love is rarely just love. It is leverage. It is temptation. . It is war. . . And some hearts are destined to break in scarlet.

The year is 1978. While the United States and the Soviet Union lock themselves in a tense global standoff, the Indo-Pacific remains an untouchable sanctuary. Under the banner of the Sky-Wave Syndicate, seven nations have weaponized their geography, enforcing an absolute Airspace Blackout through cutting-edge electronic jamming and an elite, joint fleet of interceptor jets. By taxing the world's data and keeping foreign militaries completely locked out, the Syndicate has built an era of unprecedented wealth and peace. But peace is a fragile commodity when you are sitting on the world's most valuable monopoly.

Following an invasion by a bird-like species of 'benevolent' aliens known as the Seraphyn, humanity has been carefully managed by The Administration for almost twenty years. Being largely non-violent, the Seran enforce their ruling over mankind through mental manipulation and historical revisionism. Ethan and Marcus, subjects of habitation unit F-07, plot their escape, after getting their hands on a mysterious class-Z alien artifact. Meanwhile, justiciar Veyr tracks his mark - Adam Vance, an elusive man who has vowed to destroy The Administration at all costs. My first work of fiction - feedback appreciated! Also readable on Royal Road.

The story may be over, but life goes on. Family tales, drabbles, and snapshots from the residents of Ashcombe Hall and the Little Kingdom they built together.

Enter a disenchanted future of London-- escape to the enchanted past. Wren and historian Ali find a spell that takes them to the Victorian Era, which is better and worse than their expectations. They'll encounter magical orders, secret societies, and royal families. In a quest to rediscover magic in the past to somehow save their dystopian future their journey continues as love, loss, and magic systems open themselves to them. Magics explored: Hermetic Pentagram Magic, Astrology, Onmyōdō, Mesmerism, Cabala, Planetary Pentacles, Cunning work and much more! While certain liberties (the imaging of magic, the conclusions about the Death of King George III) are invented or exaggerated, but I've based about as much of this as I can on real historical facts! (Ali would be proud.)

A story of Wei Yan, and of Chang Yu and Xie Zheng, in the world where Jinzhou never fell Wei Yan died hated. A regent with eighteen years of blood on his hands, executed in the autumn, buried far from the capital under a name he chose never to clear. He had his reasons. He always had his reasons. They were the kind a man takes to his grave on purpose. And then he wakes, in the cold, on a wall at Yanzhou, years before the worst of it. The woman he has loved his whole silent life is alive and sixteen and standing beside him. The disaster that unmade the world is two hours from happening. And this time, he knows exactly how it ends. What he buys with that knowledge is not glory. It is an ordinary world. A peaceful reign, a sunlit border town, a fierce girl who grows up to make her own name as a general and the serious boy who loves her in secret for twenty years, a cook no one can read, a scholar who stays warm, a prince with no monster in him. Everyone he failed in the other life gets to live in this one, free and happy and faintly bored, and not one of them will ever know there was another world, or what it cost the quiet old minister at the edge of the room to take it off them. A gentle story about second chances, the people we would save if we could, and the particular loneliness of being the only one left who remembers the life that never happened.

[ONGOING STORY] A nation can imprison a man, but not an idea. Set against the backdrop of a futuristic Philippine society ruled by the iron fist of an ultranationalist-fascist regime, a group of masked individuals are drawn together by circumstance and tragedy. Hidden behind their identities and haunted by their pasts, they become unwilling witnesses to a nation unraveling beneath tyranny, corruption, fear, oppression, decadence, and silence. As unrest spreads and the regime's grip begins to crack, they find themselves caught between obedience and resistance, survival and conviction. Bound by loss, disillusionment, and a shared longing for change, they must navigate a world where truth is suppressed, dissent is punished, and hope itself is treated as a threat. But beyond every mask lies a truth waiting to be uncovered, and some truths are powerful enough to awaken the people. A novel in memory of a long-forgotten revolution.

The Curse of the Warrior is historical fiction where Pandiyas once such Powerful kingdom gets overthrown by their enemies by a brutal curse, how did the curse unveil? This is first part of the story which is based upon the Main Protagonist Veerathadurai who is Army General for the king Kocadaiyan in the Seventh century AD. Who went on pilgrimage but it unveils an adventurous journey which aftermath shall start a major conflict in second part. most Characters, story in the story appears to be completely fictional however the places, Kingdom and certain kings are based on real events

After death, the greatest minds in early American history awaken in a place they cannot understand-a vast, silent observation chamber known only as The Glass Room. From here, they can see the living world. But the living world cannot see them. No voices cross the divide. No warnings can be given. No intervention is possible. They are forced into eternal observation-watching centuries unfold through one-way panes of glass, like prisoners behind a mirror in an interrogation room where history is both suspect and evidence. What they witness is not the nation they once knew-but something that grew far beyond their design. A modern world of overwhelming scale, fractured trust, accelerating information, and constant political tension. Every decision echoes outward. Every consequence compounds. Every assumption they once held is tested against outcomes they never could have foreseen. At first, they try to understand it. Then they begin to argue. Was the system flawed from the start-or corrupted over time? Is instability the price of freedom, or the sign of collapse? And if a republic survives but no longer resembles its creators' intent... does it still mean success? As the Founding Fathers fracture into competing interpretations of their own legacy, the Glass Room becomes more than an afterlife. It becomes an endless debate between philosophy and reality. Between intention and consequence. Between what a nation was built to be-and what it became without permission. A political psychological thriller about power, time, and irreversible history, The Glass Room asks one haunting question: What happens when the architects of a system can only watch it evolve... and realize they no longer agree on what they built?

[Book One of the Definitely-Not-A-HL-And-Portal-Crossover-Crackfic series. Rewrite pending.] A virtual singer who is one of G-Man's Employers - and the only self-aware Employer - who knows the truth of the Half-Life universe. An ex-Special Forces LAPD SWAT officer who that very Employer saved. Both embarked on their journey through the Half-Life universe to end G-Man's impunity and Combine's oppression for good. What could go wrong? [-] Okay, the idea for this crossover stemmed from my time fucking around with my idea alongside ChatGPT, and boom. You have this definitely-not-a-crackfic. The first two chapters are edited ChatGPT results, and the rest are either the storyline of Half-Life 2 and its episodes from an additional point of view or something my crack-ridden imagination comes up with. No, cracks were not involved (or else DEA would come knocking at my door). As always, no pirating and crossposting. I can do such things myself, thank you very much. (Self-pirating is a thing, but no one asked so yeah). If you want to translate this shit, count me in. Visualizations and covers are made with Roblox Studio. (Will try to channel all budgets for that. Hope I don't get a single budget cut. Updates would be a goddamn slog because of the GFXs. Also, you can't rush art. Oh, by the way, why mature-marked? One is because of bloody and gory GFXs. Another reason is that because I can, thank you very much. Half-Life © Valve Teto Kasane/Kasane Teto © TwinDrill and AH-Software Co. Ltd. Vocaloid © Yamaha Corporation I only own my OCs and all my GFXs. This crackfic is a work of fiction made by an individual or organization unaffiliated with, nor was it endorsed by, any government agency or organization. All characters, events, and organizations depicted in the story, except for featured real-life historical and contemporary figures, are fictional. Reader's discretion is advised.

Two summers. Two choices. One love that outlasted an empire. The Long Summer For nearly fifty years, Grand Duke Alexander Alexandrovich carried the memory of a single midsummer evening. In June 1891, at Fredensborg Palace in Denmark, a young Romanov prince met a princess with ribbons in her hair, a flower garland in her curls, and laughter bright enough to capture his attention despite every effort to avoid it. While Europe's royal families gathered to celebrate Princess Elena's eighteenth birthday, neither of them could have imagined the path that lay ahead. Their story would span the final decades of Imperial Russia, the glittering world of Europe's royal courts, the heartbreak of revolution, and the loss of everything they had once called home. When the Romanov dynasty falls, Alexander faces a choice between loyalty to an empire and loyalty to the people he loves. Choosing his wife and children, he leads his family into exile, carrying with him little more than memories, hope, and the woman who had become the center of his world. From the lantern-lit gardens of Fredensborg to the quiet halls of an English country estate, The Long Summer follows one family across half a century of triumph, tragedy, and change. At its heart is a love story-not of crowns or power, but of endurance. A story of grandchildren gathered around a library fire. Of a husband who never forgot the sound of his wife's laughter. And of a midsummer evening that lasted a lifetime.

The Golden Empire told its soldiers the tunnels smelled like victory. Private Vael Solas believed that, once. A story about faith, survival, and what the underground takes from you that you don't notice until it's already gone. A Grave/Digger fanfiction story. (You don't really need to play the game in-order to read this) Credits to @fiztsxx, @iackofstability (who's responsible for my thumbnail), @crawlingtree/Leafuusub to some of the artworks, and etc (you guys are the best!)

St. Petersburg, 2025. When a time machine is stolen by the brilliant and dangerous Dimitri Reznikov, university student Alexei Serovarin follows his mentor into the winter of 1916. Disguised as a wounded Imperial officer, Alexei infiltrates the world of the Romanovs to stop history from being rewritten. But the closer he grows to Grand Duchess Tatiana Nikolaevna, the harder it becomes to remember why he came. Some timelines are meant to be preserved. Others are worth destroying for love.

Some bonds are stronger than time. When Gabriel is pulled from the future into 1862, he believes survival is the hardest part. He's wrong. The real danger lies in the people he meets, the connections he makes. How time repeats, fractured memories of a future that hasn't happened yet, as he meets two brothers, divided by war, bound by blood, and unknowingly tied to his own existence. As battles rage and history begins to shift, Gabriel becomes something impossible: a man claimed by time itself. The past remembers him. The future fractures because of him. Timebound is a story about family, identity, and the terrible weight of choosing who lives, who dies, and who history remembers.

What if the assassination of General Antonio Luna failed?

ME - The Beast in Me is a psychological myth set in the suspended city of Superbia, where the Ego becomes a god, the mind a labyrinth, and identity a mask you can't take off. If you enjoy books like Percy Jackson but want a darker, more adult myth, this novel transforms classical hero trials into inner battles. Instead of Greek gods, Superbia's Pantheon rules the psyche: Narcisa Covert - the Shadow Goddess, mother of personality disorders. Overer - the Lord of Excess and Perfection. Sixteen semi-divine archetypes shape the soul's journey. The book unfolds in Thirty Acts: ten Admirations, ten Martyrs, ten Excesses - a descent into the self where the Beast is never outside you, but within. If you're searching for Percy Jackson-like mythology for adults, this novel turns divine trials into psychological truth. The Beast doesn't come from outside. It comes from you.