Injusticia Stories

Injustice 2 x RWBY

In a world where Bruce Wayne is miraculously pregnant with Clark Kent's child, their perfect future is shattered when the Joker causes a horrific tragedy. Driven mad by grief, Clark kills Joker and seizes control of the planet, forging a global "Regime" to eliminate all chaos and suffering. He imprisons a broken Bruce in the Fortress of Solitude, believing his tyrannical peace is the ultimate act of love. This story is both intense and the saddest one I've uploaded in my opinion, inspired by the Injustice timeline but with the Superbat twist and this time things are different.

This is an English translation of my own fiction novel: Mari Kita Bully Demi Kebaikan. What happens when a single stare can change a person? Joko Wiryawan, an elementary school teacher famous for his death stare, has never laid a hand on a student. But one look from him... and a kid instantly feels guilty for the sins of their entire bloodline. From that stare came the "Social Stare Movement" - a silent act that made rule-breakers crumble under their own shame. But once the movement went viral and the government hijacked it, everything fell apart. Honest people started dying. Elementary kids took revenge with kitchen knives. And those who only wanted to look "morally perfect" ended up killing the very idea of goodness itself. A funny, bitter, and painfully honest story about morality, social media, and the danger of trying to be the most righteous person on the internet. Because sometimes... the one that needs saving the most isn't the world - but yourself.

Apa jadinya kalau tatapan tajam bisa bikin orang berubah? Joko Wiryawan, guru SD yang terkenal dengan "tatapan maut"-nya, nggak pernah mukul murid. Tapi sekali dia menatap... murid bisa langsung merasa berdosa tiga generasi ke belakang. Dari tatapan itu, lahir gerakan "Tatapan Sosial" - aksi diam yang bikin pelanggar aturan malu sendiri. Tapi saat gerakan itu viral dan diambil alih pemerintah, segalanya jadi kacau. Orang jujur dibunuh. Anak SD balas dendam pakai pisau dapur. Dan orang-orang yang cuma mau terlihat baik, malah membunuh kebaikan itu sendiri. Sebuah kisah lucu, getir, dan reflektif tentang moral, media sosial, dan bahaya jadi manusia paling benar di internet. > Karena terkadang... yang paling perlu diselamatkan bukan dunia, tapi diri sendiri dulu.

In the heart of Apartheid-era Queenstown, two girls from different worlds find a bond that defies the walls built to keep them apart. Maria, ten years old and already carrying the scars of rejection from her stepfather, longs for a place where she belongs. Anathi, her quiet but fierce friend, hides the pain of watching her mother battle illness while their community struggles to survive. Between them stand their mothers: Lena, who tries to shield her daughter from a cruel marriage, and Valerie, a Xhosa woman whose strength becomes both a lifeline and a lesson.

Sequel of - "My sticky notes are all about you" Aaheli couldn't call out Arran's name properly before. She never ever might have called him with his name. But her high school diary, half of it's page was filled with the name "Shahriar Arran, Shahriar Arran, Shahriar Arran..." Taki is in the middle right now, to forget or to forgive? Why can't do both? Does weeping help? She thinks - Most of her life has been wasted now. They say- to be known as a good person, you have to put up with unfair things_ What's the definition of being a good human? You just have to swallow everything up. Maybe a robot can do that. Years after years and after years and years and years and just years; for a pretty long amount of period. And they said family is chosen by Allah for testing us. And again they ask why they chose to take their own life. Maybe everyone has a perspective and can't blame elders, can't blame any classmates, can't blame relatives but only thyself; for losing patience, for being heart - out of control.

Lydia is a teen going through many traumatic events, from her nation being shut down in walls of gore, to her parents' gruesome death. Yuki was all she had left, until he too, was thrown into the Labyrinth. She doesn't know if he's dead or alive, but ever since he went, time has been going by faster as the days remain cold, even in summer. Lydia delves into a world of darkness and hatred, but still, she's empathetic, and that empathy is how she met Lord Hikaru, the king's second in command, general of the army. Unaware of Hikaru's romantic attraction, Lydia pursues to save her best friend, which leads to his unfortunate end...

A baby? On a battlefield? Marcus is a clerk in the Imperial army. When he finds an abandoned baby on a battlefield, he has no idea what to do with her. His best friend is no help; he thinks Marcus is a sucker for taking the kid in. The slave who ends up babysitting the child is no better; she thinks Marcus has ulterior motives - bad ones. Not only that, but two mysterious female assassins appear on the scene. Whether they intend to harm the baby or protect her, Marcus isn't sure. It doesn't help that the assassins have magical cloaks that allow them to turn into birds at any time. Marcus and his friends soon find themselves caught up in things they doesn't understand: the child has some connection to an ancient prophecy, one that could have implications for fate of the Empire itself.

Verses of Defiance is a searing collection of protest poems that pulse with the raw energy of resistance. From whispered dissent to full-throated cries for justice, these verses capture the spirit of those who challenge oppression, inequality, and silence. Each poem is a spark, igniting hope and demanding change in a world that too often turns away. Bold, unyielding, and unapologetic, this anthology speaks truth to power and invites readers to join the chorus of defiance.

A young teenage girl, haunted by the memories of her father's execution, attempts to escape a cruel regime by night. A solitary woman, abandoned by her husband, inadvertently plays into the cruel hands of 'the state'. In another totalitarian regime a traffic light fixer is dealt with brutally for admiring a sunset. All these characters capture the essence of what it's like to be disempowered and cruelly dehumanised at the hands of a heinous, corrupt power. This sharp collection of pertinent short stories throws an at times uncomfortable light on cruelty, injustice and persecution that is all too relevant today. But ultimately these stories celebrate the strength and determination to survive at all costs, that exists within all of us.

Son n'amour pour moi ma fais découvrir des choses en moi que je ne supsoner point, ces paroles douce, ces yeux gris et sa confiance inébranlable en moi me fit comprendre que j'étais capable d'accomplir quelques chose de grand. Et avec cela je serai capable de faire payer au méchant ce qu'ils mon fait et de rendre justice à tous ceux et celles à qui ils ont causé du tords. Toute les femmes hommes et enfants qui ont souffert par leur faute ou qui y sont mort, je me fais la promesse de leur rendre justice. Et par la gloire du tout puisant nous triomferont. Amen. SINDELRELA

Just a bunch of poems I've written about life, love, pain, injustice, hope, community, rage, and change.

These are all the certain things most people left undeciphered or unsaid. These are all the conundrums that kept most of us asphyxiated in bed. These are all the befriended monsters we allowed to live inside our heads, These are everything we tried to consume when our hungry souls demanded to be fed. The poems written here are voices of the oppressed- Screams you've never heard from the silently distressed.

"victory is in the simpler things that you've long forgotten. Things that require a smaller, more honest soul". But what happens when that small honest soul takes a very dark path Disclaimer: I do not own RWBY, Mortal Kombat, Dragon Ball, Marvel, injustice: gods amoung us, or any other game, tv, or movie franchises in this book

**Lumos** Solo para magos y brujas. Todos sabemos que tanto en el mundo muggle como en el mágico hay discriminacón. Los magos siempre han tendido ha discrimar a los muggles, hijos de muggles, hombres lobo... Pero es que ahora, incluso abusan de criaturas inofensas como los elfos domésticos. ¡Vaya injusticia! Únete a esta causa para ayudar a los elfos, únete a la Plataforma Élfica de Defensa de los Derechos Obreos. Fmdo: Hermione Jean Granger, fundadora de la plataforma. **Nox**

(M/R) was your everyday teen who loves anime and he has the power to copy cat the power of anime. so yah and that draw in unwanted attention from the war of hero's.

Book #1 in Divided duology #Youngadultnovel What would you do if someone stole your happiness? Would you just sit back and do nothing or fight for it? The world of perfection and happiness. The world without sadness or fear. That is the world Max Pierson lives in. Every day he watches over children from local daycare in park with his friend Sarah and in free time he practices archery in the woods. He's carefree except that he's struggling to tell Sarah he likes her more than a friend. Soon that's going to change when the world of Caelum is going to be attacked by the ones that were a secret for hundreds of years. The world of fear and pain. The world of tough work and starvation. Gehenna, that is the world Cathleen Odeah lives in. Every day is worse than one before. She's seeing pain and death everywhere. Working in the mine and gathering goods for the ones in Caelum is what Cat and her family do every day, so the millions of others that live in Gehenna. Finally, came the day when the Gehenna people decided to take their lives in their own hands. Life of fight is what's awaiting Cat, but she's ready to do everything to protect her family and to get the happiness that was stolen from them.

Off-mainstream bancAssurance poetry on 9/11, infinite greed and fear, bear and bull markets, megalomanic bankers, bipolar day-traders, over-cautious reinsurers, diamonds are a girl's best friend, blondes & brunettes and the Nash equilibrium, volatile bullion gold markets, and so on and so forth. This exquisite nonsense is an literary enquiry into money and human nature, and aims to reconcile prosaic everyday life on Wall Street, Main Street and Vanity Fair with simply unimagined love and justice expressed in divinity and pure poetry - Jesus kissing Wall Street. Some of my Finance, Control & Risk impromptus have been published online before, e.g. in All Poetry and Deep Underground Poetry. Do enjoy the ever surprising greenbackish thesis, anti-thesis and synthesis. Life at the executive floor of the Empire State Building ain't necessarily fair, let's face it, but the sun is, occasionally, even shining in post 9/11 Lower Manhattan. By God, let's carpe diem and enjoy those rare cheerful Wall Street days, as if they were our mistresses' last ones.

Para todos sentirse libre es lo más importante de nuestras vidas y ese mismo concepto lo tenía Patricio Pérez que injustamente fue encarcelado en la ciudad de Guayaquil por un delito que él no cometió y que desde el año 2007 hasta el año 2015 pagó una condena por muerte, muerte que él no participó. Fueron 8 años que pasó injustamente en una cárcel por homicidio culposo en donde en tal lugar recibió maltratos por las mismas autoridades y por los distintos presos de dicha cárcel de la ciudad de Guayaquil.

for nights when you can't help but be one with the dark