Tribe Stories

Jade Uley had spent her whole life searching for something she could never seem to find-a way out, a place to belong, a family that didn't hurt her. She never expected to find it in La Push. After years of dead ends, one name changes everything. One drive in the middle of the night leads her straight to the brother she thought she'd never meet-and into a life she doesn't quite understand yet. A life filled with loyalty, secrets, and something just beneath the surface. She was finally safe. Finally home. And then Jacob Black looked at her. In a single moment, everything shifted. Because some things aren't chosen. Some things are inevitable. And from the second their eyes met, she wasn't just finding her place in the world- She was being pulled to him. #1 on #jacobblackxoc on 30/04/26

When Elena's brother Jeremy was born and arrived home from the hospital Elena's parents were shocked to see Jenna holding a baby girl. Jenna explained how the baby was left on the doorstep with a letter saying she needed protection and her biological parents couldn't keep her safe. From that day Grayson and Miranda Gilbert adopted the baby girl and said that Aria is Jeremy's twin sister. This is a crossover between The Vampire Diaries & Teen wolf.

A girl born from a vampire mother and a werewitch father. What could go wrong? OC x Swan x OC Cullen x OC Uley

"Mountains divide the roads of men, but never the hearts that belong to each other." In the stone villages of Hawraman, where ancient songs echo through the mountains and Newroz fires light the night sky, Avîn lives bound by tradition, duty, and the expectations of her tribe. But everything changes when she meets Baran - a wandering singer whose voice carries the soul of forgotten stories. Their love was never meant to exist. Separated by an old blood feud between their families, Avîn and Baran find themselves caught between loyalty and longing, tradition and freedom. Yet beneath moonlit valleys and the sound of the tembûr, their forbidden love begins to awaken something their people buried long ago: hope. A story woven with Kurdish heritage, poetry, music, heartbreak, and fierce devotion, The Tembûr Player is about the kind of love that survives even the mountains. ---- impressive rankings: #2 - Heritage #5 - Tribe #9 - Traditional #12 - Culture

Two souls beneath the moon, ..One pact. Two worlds apart, ..One war. Two mothers, ..One child. Two rival villages, ..One artifact. One river, one forest, ....Bound by the same forbidden law. Born between two rival villages, Kasongo has always been the keeper of a dangerous secret-one written in blood before his first breath. He is the living price of a forbidden pact between his father and the terrifying Queen of the Waters,. Marked by ash-gray hair and eyes that glow with the spirits of the deep, Kasongo is thrust into the center of an ancient conflict. As the chosen Guardian of -a sacred forest relic that everyone is willing to kill for-he must navigate a world where loyalty is a death sentence and family is a lie. But a darker power is awakening within him. Torn between the sacred rituals of the Ndangé forest and the crushing, oceanic wrath of his true lineage, Kasongo must choose his path. Will he become the savior who unites the tribes, or the monster that drowns them all in the shadow of his vengeance?

Weekly updates. I originally posted the first chapter of this years ago, then never wrote anything else, but the story never left my brain. Then I decided that I wanted to finish it, but only if I could provide consistent updates. Now here we are! What happens when the lost princess of the southern water tribe is found by the banished fire nation prince? Siyoh is Sokka's twin sister, though the two of them grew up very differently. As a child, Siyoh fell gravely ill with what the healers called spotted worm disease-a name that frightened the other children, even though it wasn't a worm at all, but a slow-moving fungal infection. It spread quietly through the body, weakening muscles and dulling the nerves until even simple movement became exhausting. Most children who caught it didn't live long. Siyoh wasn't expected to survive. Desperate, their parents turned to the spirits. Night after night, they prayed by the water, their voices carried across the ice. Whether it was chance, mercy, or something deeper, the ocean spirit answered. It did not cure Siyoh. Instead, it shared with her-lending a fraction of its life force, just enough to hold the disease at bay. The sickness never left her, but it stopped its relentless advance. She lived-but not unchanged. The right side of her body bears the marks of it. Her right eye is blind, clouded and unseeing, and pale scarring traces across her skin, something she keeps carefully hidden beneath wrappings or shadow. The weakness never fully faded either; it lingers in subtle ways, a reminder that the illness is only sleeping. But Siyoh adapted. Where others might have broken, she sharpened herself instead. She became a skilled fighter, favoring archery-distance, precision, control. She learned to compensate for her lack of depth perception, to read movement and wind, to trust instinct where sight failed her. If the ocean spirit gave her life, Siyoh made it her own.

𝘊𝘶𝘳𝘴𝘦𝘥 𝘣𝘺 𝘢 𝘴𝘱𝘪𝘳𝘪𝘵. 𝘋𝘦𝘴𝘪𝘳𝘦𝘥 𝘣𝘺 𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘺𝘰𝘯𝘦. She wears a face that turns hearts into puppets, hiding behind a moonstone charm and silence to survive a world that never truly sees her. Born under the shadow of a spirit's curse, Amira carries a face that bends attention itself, turning admiration into obsession, and affection into something far more dangerous. People don't see a girl. They see something they want, something they chase, something they cannot ignore. And because of that, she learns early that being seen is not the same as being understood. When the Avatar's journey crosses her path, everything begins to shift. Aang carries the weight of balance, nations, and bending itself-but Amira carries something quieter. Aang must master the elements to restore balance to a world burning under war. Amira must learn what it means to exist in a world that has never once looked at her without wanting something in return. As their journey unfolds through war-torn lands, bending battles, and spirit-bound secrets buried deeper than history dares to remember, Amira begins to discover something unfamiliar, a place where she is not just desired, but chosen. And even a cursed girl who believes she was never meant to belong might be the one to change everything.

𝙞 𝙬𝙞𝙡𝙡 𝙙𝙞𝙚 𝙮𝙤𝙪𝙧 𝙙𝙖𝙪𝙜𝙝𝙩𝙚𝙧 ᴀ ꜱᴛᴏʀʏ ɪɴ ᴡʜɪᴄʜ ᴀᴍᴀʏᴀ ᴜʟᴇʏ ɪꜱ ꜰᴏʀᴄᴇᴅ ᴏᴜᴛ ᴏꜰ ᴛʜᴇ ʟɪᴠᴇꜱ ᴏꜰ ᴇᴠᴇʀʏᴏɴᴇ ꜱʜᴇ ʟᴏᴠᴇꜱ ᴀɴᴅ ꜰɪɴᴅꜱ ʜᴏᴍᴇ ɪɴ ᴀ ᴘʟᴀᴄᴇ ꜱʜᴇ ᴡᴀꜱ ᴍᴇᴀɴᴛ ᴛᴏ ᴅᴇꜱᴘɪꜱᴇ. slight embry call x oc slight demetri volturi x oc

"Where do i belong?" "Mine...just mine please say mine. fuck the imprint i love you before that!, why do you think I push your buttons?" he said tilting his head to lock eyes on her, as their eyes meet he drag his face so she would follow looking up at him Two magnets of the other side Pride overruled all but when one flips what happened ?

In a world teetering on the brink of darkness, Agimat, the enigmatic guardian of a mystical veil, stands as humanity's last hope. When the veil between realms shatters, he must confront not only the monstrous shadows unleashed upon his city but also the creeping doubt within his own heart. As his powers awaken and the lines between ally and enemy blur, Agimat discovers that some secrets are far more dangerous than any beast from the abyss. Will he mend the torn veil, or will the rising shadow consume all?

Blu, Jewel, and their kids along with their friends and family return to the Amazon Rainforest from their summer break. The loggers who is lead by their new leader Mr. Dakota Barnes plans to destroy the Amazon Rainforest. Will Blu and his friends stop the loggers and save their home? Sequel to Rio: Summer Vacation.

She was invisible. And she was perfectly content with that. A normal family. Loving parents. A mundane job. Until her mother's secret carved a glowing scar on her neck. A power she never asked for, never wanted, and cannot put down. All she wanted was a quiet life. But chaos had been written into her fate before she was even born. Will she survive what was never meant to be hers?

Luna is an element dragon slayer from Fairy Tail. She stumbles upon something at Lucy's award ceremony party. She is covered in bright light before she disappears from the Earthland and gets transported to Akatsuki no Yona world where she meets the red-haired princess. She lost all her memories when she got transported to that world. And a dream keeps telling her about the red dragon. Find out how life turns up when her fate intervenes with the legends of Kouka. Will she ever go back to Fairy Tail? Or will she be stuck in Akatsuki no Yona world forever? And Luna completely gets possessed by what?!! This story takes place right after Fairy Tail won the battle against Zeraf's Empire and the defeat of Acnologia. I do not own Akatsuki no Yona, it belongs to Mizuho Kusanagi. But I do own Luna and some of the story parts I added in. This story is based on the storyline of an anime. Published:- 18 April, 2020

Katara gets rescued and needs to help her new family to stop the new threat from rising. Will they be able to stop this new threat, or will they fail to save what matters most in the end? This is also talking about the past and will be leading into the future for Katara and Zuko and the Fire Nation. I do not own the names from "The Last Airbender." All credit goes to the creators of "The Last Airbender," so shout out to you guys. I also don't own the photo for the cover. Shout out to the creator of the photo.

He woke up in a forest with no name, no past, and no memory of the world he came from. Hidden deep beyond civilization, a secret tribe takes him in reluctantly. Among rain-soaked trees, firelit nights, and a world untouched by modern life, Adrian begins to rebuild himself from nothing. But the deeper he falls in love with Amara - a girl whose heart belongs to the forest - the more dangerous his existence becomes. Because somewhere beyond the trees, his old life is still searching for him.

A young girl of the Inuit tribe struggles to break free of the confinements of her arctic world, wishing to see the rest of the earth. When the boy she loves is assigned a dangerous quest with another girl, Aurora faces severe heartbreak and later tragedy. Troubled by these events, Aurora decides to follow her dream and escape the place of so many painful memories.

A college girl take adventure to the desert only to end up with thief's of the desert captured by a man that doesn't quite seem to fit in with the thief's tribe

COMPLETED STORY The agony is like nothing I have ever felt before, I slide in and out of consciousness, I feel the strange sway of the two legged's walk as I am being carried through the woods, I wish to call out to my mate but I am weakened by the torments cast upon me. I have been laid down in the cold snow and my tormenter is digging in the frozen earth, I once again lose consciousness. The next time my eyes flutter open I have cold snow mixed with frozen dirt being thrown on my throbbing frame. I'm not sure what is going on. I'm freezing, hurt, and confused. I rouse to strange smells that are new to me, I'm colder than ever and something is definitely missing. I attempt to stand but immediately fall onto a fur covered ground, wait, fur... Where is my fur?!? Where did my tail go? Why do my paws look bare and have moving sticks coming out of them? Who stretched my legs out? What in tarnation happened to my fur? I guess that would explain why I'm cold. I begin to take in my surroundings, I am in a dead tree shelter but it looks completely different, there is a fire crackling near me but it does little to warm my bare skin, I'm startled by the sound of laughter, I look over and see a two legged is staring at me with a hint of humor in his eye. "You are very confused. I found you almost dead in a non descent grave. You were shot and bruised. I brought you here and made some... changes. It was the only way I could save you." The stranger explains. I don't really understand what he is saying, all I know is I want my fur back.

The beautiful, tropical island of Heliene has always been home to magical legends speaking of its tribe and how they lived in harmony with Nature. Yet no story is as magical as the one of the wise Queen Oenothera and her loyal friend, Alba; two girls as different as the Sun and the Moon, but as inseparable as the waves and the sand. Two girls that stood by each other's side, proving true friendship can be responsible for the most amazing wonders in this world! My entry for the 'Shortys 2024' contest by the @shortstory and @Poetry profiles. Inspired by a comic strip called 'Εξωτική Ομορφιά' (exotical beauty), which I found in a Greek Barbie magazine from the 90s. Heliene = a combination of the Greek words Helios and Selene (Sun and Moon).

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