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Join Roland, a city guard who fights without the use of magic in a world where everyone is born with it, as his hometown is attacked by a supernatural enemy and he is forced to flee with Elaine, his childhood friend. The two of them will be thrust into a world neither of them are prepared to face. Accompany these characters as they struggle with their imperfections, explore a budding romance, meet strange people, and run away from a prophecy.

They buried her with prayers and lanterns, never knowing she would rise again beneath the same pale moon. She came back wrong. Cold. Hollow. Hungry. The village she loved is gone now- burned from her memory, bled from her hands. She cannot take it back. She cannot undo what she's become. There is no redemption. Only the slow unraveling of what little humanity remains. She walks the earth like a ghost in her own skin, haunted by what she was, and hunted for what she is. This is not the story of a girl saved. It is the story of a girl lost- and the monster left behind. (Formerly titled The Girl Beneath the Moon)

They say porcelain remembers everything. No one knows where Mikaela came from. He awoke with a body of porcelain, a heart that should not beat, and memories that refuse to stay buried. The world offers more questions than answers, and every clue seems to point toward a past someone desperately wanted forgotten. As he travels, whispers of old legends begin to follow him. Strange figures appear where they shouldn't. Ancient places call to him as if they already know his name. And the closer he gets to the truth, the more the truth seems to be reaching back. Some memories are gifts. Others are warnings. And some should have remained lost forever.

In a world where kingdoms have forgotten the horrors buried beyond the frozen north, an ancient barrier known as The Veil stands as the last defense against a darkness waiting to return. Beneath its endless shadow, the warriors of House Montelune guard the edge of civilization, surviving storms, isolation, and the secrets hidden within the ice. Among them is Joren Vale, a bastard raised within the walls of the north yet never truly accepted as one of its own. Hardened by years of silence and survival, Joren's life changes when the royal House Castellor arrives at The Veil, bringing with them political tension, buried truths, and the first signs that the ancient enemy beyond the wall may no longer be sleeping. As kingdoms battle for power, alliances begin to fracture, and forgotten legends awaken beneath the snow, Joren finds himself caught between loyalty, destiny, and a war that could destroy Valedria itself. Beyond The Veil, something is watching. And this time, it is no longer waiting.

Nael Arveth came to Dunmere with a wrapped sword, forty-seven gold, and no intention of belonging to anyone again. The town's northern quarter is broken: burned homes, widows from the raid, hungry children, and a gate no one uses. When Nael buys Widow Row, the poorest lane in Dunmere, the townsfolk see only an elven stranger with coin. They do not see the mind behind the bargain. Every roof repaired becomes rent. Every debt recorded becomes leverage. Every hungry mouth fed becomes a name in his book. Nael does not plan to save Dunmere. He plans to own the part it abandoned.

Fairies and Humans used to co-existence, but now humans dont even know that fairies help keep the world in balance. At the age of ten, fairies become adults they age different than humans, and for Melody, she only has two days left as a kid. Join her as she learns about her familys past and explores how love can trek across generations and races of beings. However, one question remains. Are humans truly as evil as the council of fairies makes them out to be?

He was a knight sworn to protect a prince. Now he is the kingdom's most wanted criminal. When Prince Aldric is found dead, Edric Vale loses everything - his home, his honor, and his name. Forced to run, he must uncover the truth behind the murder before the kingdom catches him. But the closer he gets to the truth, the more dangerous it becomes.

--- She lived for everyone else. She died for no one. Vivienne spent her entire life pouring herself empty - working herself to the bone so her ungrateful siblings, Rosalind and Caspian, could live in comfort they never earned. No rest. No dreams. No one to call her own. Then, at twenty-six, her body simply... gave out. She expected nothing after death. No heaven, no second chances - just silence. But a god named Valdris has other plans. Reborn as the daughter of a powerful noble house in a glittering medieval empire, Vivienne wakes up in a gilded cradle with chubby baby hands, a doting nanny named Cecile, and absolutely zero patience for starting over. This time, she has made herself one promise: this life belongs to her. No sacrificing. No giving until there is nothing left. No falling for anyone who doesn't deserve it. The only problem? Alaric - the coldest, most untouchable duke in the entire empire - seems to have not received that particular memo. He doesn't smile. He doesn't bend. He has never, in all his years, looked twice at anyone. Until her. It wasn't supposed to happen. He wasn't supposed to notice her. And she was absolutely, certainly, definitely not supposed to feel anything about it. But fate, as it turns out, has never once cared about her plans.

In 2049, a stable wormhole tears open in the heart of Izadal, a city of the Mindanao Republic, disgorging armed medieval soldiers onto a modern street. What begins as a violent first contact incident escalates into full military engagement - and reveals something far larger: the portal connects two worlds, one armed with rifles, armor, and wormhole technology, the other with magic, dragons, and a centuries-old kingdom that has never known an enemy like this. The Mindanao Republic Armed Forces push through the portal and establish Ankada Base on a captured hilltop in the Radin Empire, ostensibly under the cover of a hastily signed Peace Agreement with King Lucius Tarquinuis Superbus. But the agreement is a fiction both sides quietly understand - a "rope" meant to buy the Republic time to strip the Mountain of Alven of the minerals it needs to fund a war back home, against the Fourth Reich of Deutschland. The story follows multiple interwoven perspectives with our Male Lead Rafael, Homayd, and the rest of Rodin's Elite Thundertrooper squad navigating the grinding, often darkly funny realities of soldiering in an alien world; the Dungeon Hunter adventuring party - Zack, Romeo, Hana, and Risa - caught between contracted espionage for their King and their own growing unease about what they're uncovering; King Lucius and his court, weighing patience against the demand for immediate war; and a wider cast of generals, mages, royals, and now-watching elves, all converging on the same unresolved question: what happens when an industrialized nation and a magical empire run out of room to pretend they're at peace. The tone blends hard military-fiction detail - vehicle specifications, infantry doctrine, tactical procedure - with the textures of slice-of-life camaraderie (laundry duty, bad coffee, barracks humor) and slow-building geopolitical

Lucien Frère was a peasant living in the outskirts. However, after a fateful meeting, everything changed. He became a player, but died in the process, and became the Apostle of Death, who only gave him one task. Kill all the Gods.

Princess Nadia of StoneRidge has lived her entire life bound by a centuries-old treaty-one that promises her hand in marriage to the crowned Prince of Gretsland. At the ripe age 22, she's already resigned to a fate she never chose, bound by duty, and not love. Nadia has no desire to wed the unknown prince from her rival kingdom. She longs for freedom with a chance to make her own choices and mistakes. Nadia is kidnapped under mysterious circumstances, she believes her troubles are only just beginning. But she is soon discovered and dragged to the very kingdom she has been promised to-Gretsland. There, she finds herself trapped not only by the political bonds of her betrothal but by the seething hatred of Gretsland's queen, who sees Nadia as a rival for her son's affections. Caught between a jealous queen, a prince who may not be what he seems, and the betrayal of someone she once trusted, Nadia must find a way to survive in a world where alliances are fragile, love is dangerous, and everyone is playing their part for a piece of power. But in a kingdom where nothing is as it seems, can Nadia trust anyone-least of all herself? Middiva: Fairly Tales is a sweeping tale of political intrigue, betrayal, and self-discovery, where a young woman must navigate treachery, revenge, and a future she never wanted-if she can survive long enough to shape it.

The night sky split open and bled fire. On the eleventh day of the eleventh month, in the year when kingdoms trembled and darkness ruled the earth, a child was born glowing with light that should not exist. The moment he drew his first breath, Hell itself convulsed in rage. Demons came screaming from the void to murder him in his cradle. They came. They burned. They failed. His name is Zul, and he was never meant to be human. Trapped in a fragile mortal body, hunted by forces of shadow that grow stronger with every passing year, Zul feels the fire inside him building like a storm - a power so vast and terrible it terrifies everyone who gets close to him. He doesn't understand the prophetic dreams that haunt him. He doesn't know why evil things scream when he's near. He doesn't know that the God who created the cosmos itself is counting down the days until he awakens. Eighteen years. That's all Hell has left. Because when Zul turns eighteen, the chains will break. The fire will rise. And Heaven's last, most devastating weapon will finally understand what he was born to do. This is the story of a boy becoming an inferno. This is the story of promises written in blood before time began. This is the story of what happens when God Himself decides to end the darkness - no matter what it costs. One angel. Infinite fire. One question: How much is the world willing to burn?

Arthur Kirkland, one of Fairhaven's most loyal and respected knights, is tasked with a mission to retrieve the legendary Heart of Culbury. But he isn't going alone. He's joined by a mysterious young knight named Sir Eliot-a newcomer with more secrets than he lets on. And as the journey unfolds, Arthur begins to realize that nothing about this quest-or his companion-is quite what it seems.

Delilah is a villainous princess with nothing. Dante is a vicious king with everything. Hungry for revenge, they make a deal that will change their lives forever. The only catch: the two wicked royals, both used to getting their own way, will need to learn to work together. If they can survive that long. The crown is not large enough for two... and there must always be a victor. Dark and light, heroes and villains; we know the story. We've seen it a thousand times. The heroes always win and the villains always lose. This is a tale told from the dark side's point of view. "The world was hers to burn as she saw fit..." Book 1 COMPLETE. Book 2 ongoing. The Cruel Prince, A Court of Thorns and Roses and Hades & Persephone meet Avatar: The Last Airbender Copyright © All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the author.

Cranonians are a race that once ruled Vorhlom with the might of dragons. However, their glory has long gone, as did their dragons, leaving them to fight for survival against the world that once worshiped them. Dravon, one of the last cranoains, lived a lonely life, haunted by the questions of his past, but one gloomy night he was faced with the fact that he might be the only one standing between all of humanity and an ancient horror familiar to his ancestors.

please do read description so you can understand the poem theme He loved a girl who was never meant to be his. When the young king of Auren first laid eyes on her, he believed she was fate - a woman unlike any other, sent to him like a gift from the gods. He never knew she was a weapon. Behind the walls of the neighboring kingdom, her brother had been sharpening her for years. Two kingdoms. One wicked scheme. And a love so perfectly crafted, it was designed to destroy him. As war raged at his borders, he held onto her - the one thing that felt real amidst the bloodshed. But love, he would learn, can be the most lethal blade of all. Now, as he draws his final breath on the cold battlefield, he watches them come toward him - the very people he had trusted, adored, and bled for. They carry wreaths. They are smiling. And in the quiet of his last heartbeat, the young king finally understands the truth: He was never a king to them. He was always just the conquest.

Somnium is a realm with many lands, and many lords. A land of love and loss, a land of heroism, and evils. This is the first book, and others will follow. Somnium has unique races designed like non other, lots of different types of weapons and armor, and lots of decisions that can lead to different fates. This is a story where you create your own character, fight in daring trials, earn lots of profit, command large armies, dwell in dangerous dungeons, and unlock the secret of the Realm of Somnium!

The gods knew Ragnarök was inevitable. What lay uncertain was the new world that would rise from its ashes. In New Midgard, not everyone believed in the old gods. To unbelievers, they were just legend and nothing more. I knew better. It was only centuries later that unbelievers became believers when news of children possessing godly powers reached word to the Empire. Threatened by their abilities, King Starbringer passed a new law which forced others like me to go into hiding. After an encounter with the Empire's Guard, I am told to find the rest of the Twelve before the Empire can. But first, I need to return the Allcron Stone, a safeguard of the gods powers, to it's rightful place in the roots of Yggdrasil. The World Tree. The Empire won't stop searching until they have all Twelve of us. And we know that their mission will be futile without the Allcron Stone. Restoring it is our only hope.

Bri's life had forever been unremarkable, living and working alongside the people of Krylla-a village which lay within the kingdom of Krys. Avoiding the wrath of King Daeus, whose cruelty seemed boundless, and his equally cruel soldiers, seemed like a full time job. Bri dreamt of a different way of living; one where she could be free of the woeful existence they were all doomed to lead, where misery and poverty were all one could expect. She knew there was something better out there. Something more than this. Under the iron fists of the King's men, there would be no joy; there could be no life, just survival. For too long was Bri forced to stand by and watch as her people suffered under their relentless brutality. For so long she had been helpless. Until the day her world was forever changed. The day she discovered just how much she was capable of. #1 in magicalkingdom 4/5/2026 #1 in evilking 3/6/2026 #1 medievalfantasy 10/06/2026