Viii Stories

Six the Musical As Book Covers - based off of characters, songs and more from six! ALL OF THE PICTURES ARE MADE BY ME. DO NOT, DO NOT REPOST TO OTHER PLACES!

'Divorced, beheaded, died; divorced, beheaded, survived." In this way, the six wives of Henry VIII were remembered not for how they lived, but in the way they died. It is impossible to know exactly what they were thinking or had to go through, in having to marry this larger-than life King, so assured of his own rightness. It is impossible to know what their last thoughts were. But we can guess, and infer. Because these six women weren't simply paper-thin, flat cut-outs from hundreds of years ago; they were unique, and each had their own strength, and each had the fate to marry King Henry VIII, and dance around this large maypole. *Shorts on the six wives of Henry VIII; their lives, their deaths*

ohh yeah...

Axel has died and left the Organization. His sister, Axelia (Original I know) has been called up to replace him. Her first mission, to prove herself to Master Xehanort, is to capture Sora's friend Donald Duck. Will she succeed? Will Sora save Donald? Read the chapters as they come, and find out! Cover art by いつもの場所で (Nozaki Tsubata) on Danbooru

'...The first thing I notice about him is his weight. The rumours are true: he is spoilt and fat, so different from the young Renaissance prince I have heard he once was. His padded garments only make him look swollen and stout, not stronger. His red hair is thinning and tinged grey, along with his beard... This is the man I must seduce.' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Winter 1539. The young, beautiful Catherine Howard leaves her residence to go and serve the future Queen of England, Anne of Cleves, a German Protestant. But beneath this seemingly simple task, a deeper and much more complex plot is at hand. Charged with the same task as her infamous cousin Anne Boleyn, Catherine must use all of her charm and wit to seduce King Henry VIII and save the Howards from permanent destruction. In this tale of intrigue, deception and injustice, the true story of Catherine Howard's rise and fall from power is told based on real historical events and people. Can Catherine betray a Queen and friend that she has grown fond of? Can she ever escape the curse of her family name and history? Can she catch the King before it is too late?

The first story I've ever written about Israfel, in middle school. It shows. No, I don't feel like editing it- the typos alone are enough to drive me crazy.

Sequel to Star Wars: Divisions of Time (Read that first please!!!!) Sixteen years after the events of Divisions of Time comes a new generation of Skywalkers and with a new generation of good comes a new generation of evil. Join the alternate timeline siblings Luke and Leia on their journey, with some old friends, into the heart of the galaxy's most fearsome battle. Even with the other timelines to help it'll be one hell of ride and one hell of a trial. This test is the hardest, and the most important, without the test of the dark side one cannot become a Jedi.

Fan theory for the origin of humans in the galaxy, far, far away. (Latin: The Foreign Ape from Time Afar) After playing through Halo 4, the history and lore got me pondering about the true origins of humans.

She risked everything to become queen. Though born without great beauty, wealth, or title, Anne Boleyn blossomed into a captivating woman. She used her wiles to win the heart of England's most powerful man, King Henry VIII, and to persuade him to defy everyone-including his own wife-to make her his new queen. But Anne's ambition proved to be her fatal flaw.

Watching Anne Boleyn rise to the very top and then watching the slow and treacherous fall of hers, is Kitty Norbury, a young lady-in-waiting and former Kings mistress, documenting the true thoughts of Queen Anne Boleyns and revealing a new possible side to her, a new vulnerable side. Was there more to this strange yet bewitching woman than we knew about?

I, Mary Boleyn, the last surviving heir of the Boleyn line, receive a letter with no seal on it by one of Queen Catherine's most trusted friends. "Oviedo told me that it was one of the Queen's final acts to write you this letter. He told me that it was very important that you read it... and then burn it." My husband,William, finished his statement and I looked up at him in surprise and I suddenly felt cold. What could she possibly want to say to me? What was so important that after her death she would send me a message?