Sun Devil Sync

CONTENT WARNING: /This novel contains mature themes, explicit sexual content, strong language, and adult situations. Reader discretion is advised./ --- She ran from the devil who raised her… And married the one who wore a crown. After her parents’ tragic death, Lydia Andreyevna’s life became a nightmare. Stripped of her name, inheritance, and freedom by her uncle—Lord Alexander—she was treated like property and promised to a Count four times her age. Desperate to escape, she fled into the cold night… and straight into blood. A stranger. Wounded. Beautiful. Terrifying. She should’ve left him. But she didn’t. She touched him once—and fate branded her forever. Her uncle caught her the next morning. Her escape failed. But when she begged Queen Olga for protection, the Queen offered her a deadly bargain: Marry the masked Grand Duke of Zolotaria. The king’s hunting dog. The butcher of the East. The devil in a crown. The man feared by kings. The heir to the throne. The same man she once saved. Ivan Romanov. They say he bathes in blood. That he kills without blinking. That he conquered kingdoms with a smile behind a mask. That no one sees his face—and lives. Some call him the devil. Others call him Death’s favorite son. But behind the mask is the same man she found dying in the dark. The same voice that haunted her dreams. The same hands she once held. Now, he’s her husband. Her jailer. Her obsession. She doesn’t know if she’s his prisoner, or his weakness. Cold and untouchable, Ivan doesn’t share his bed. Doesn’t share his secrets. But she sees it—the hunger in his eyes. The pain in his silence. The way he looks at her like she’s the only thing keeping his demons at bay. She should fear him. She should hate him. But the moment she dares to take off his mask… it’s already too late. Because Ivan wants her—her fire, her body, her heart. And in his world, what he wants, he keeps. Even if it means burning down the kingdom. She thought she was running from hell. She ended up in his bed. And the most dangerous thing of all? She doesn’t want to leave. ___________________________________ Just a Heads-Up: The spicy stuff doesn't happen right away. It begins from chapter 28. This story takes its time setting the mood and building the connection first—trust the slow burn!

Noah wasn’t a good guy—not even close. But in a world where superpowers exist, is that a bad thing? With his teleportation power, Noah was willing to go to the extreme if it meant he could reap a benefit from it. A tale of a villainous, charismatic guy with an enigmatic goal. Illustrator/co-creator: Strange Shounen

The world nearly suffered an apocalyptic end when four powerful entities clashed in a fierce conflict, nearly wiping out life. These entities were the embodiments of Four Primordial Forces, which act as anchors the entire universe as they know it. They were known as the Archangels, each of them mighty in their own right, ripe with the Primordial Lifeforce as well as their respected affinity. The War of The Four Monarchs, as the conflict was called, resulted in the world to enter a dystopian era, with Humanity and other supernatural races barely surviving the aftermath of the devastating events. While the planet was scarred physically, it showed no risks of truly ending, leaving the hope of longevity to allow the survivors to carry on. Fast forward nearly 200 years later, most of the world is rebuilt and the population of humanity is better than it was right after the War. But since the War, many supernatural aspects of the world became more prominent, giving opportunities for creatures of the night and other supernatural beings to rise up from the shadows and thrive. One of these supernatural beings is Mael, who is categorized as a "Black Sun", a powerful supernatural creature who was born during an eclipse. Many believe that Black Suns are vessels for one of the embodiments of the Primordial Forces; An Archangel. Mael spent most of his life on the run from a certain faction, learning how to wield a sword which he uses to harness his innate power. In the dystopian environment where most areas are eat or be eaten, he learned to survive and how to come out on top. He built a reputations as a dangerous wandering swordsman who won't hesitate to cut his enemies down. Eventually, he arrived at Nighthaven, a prominent city in Dystopian America. There, he challenges the underworld factions that run it from the shadows. (Story will be on RoyalRoad 7-19-25)

The world was consumed by a vile corruption brought from beyond – the sun dimmed, and life as we know it was almost extinguished. And yet it was not the end but merely the beginning. Long after the disaster, a lone survivor awakens with a newfound power to wield the divine flames and many questions about the past. He embarks on a long journey to burn the rot away, discover what's left of the old world and maybe, just maybe, ascend to divinity. Cover art by: me

Alexander was the greatest tyrant in history. His cruel, brutal and vicious reign struck fear in his enemies and allies alike. But that all ended when he was betrayed by his own people and beheaded by his archrival. As Alexander's consciousness faded away all he could think of is all the faults he made, how he could have avoided them, how unlucky he had been, and his wrath and unwillingness to die at the hands of the man he hated most! But unexpectedly he was given not only the answers to these questions, but also a second chance to right all his many wrongs. The cover is not mine.

With the devil's rhyme roaming about earth, coupled with the curious mind of humans to decipher the unknown and unlock mysterious powers

In the year 2025, a curious linguist named Liam Routh discovers an ancient, untitled book hidden deep within the archives of a massive private library. Bound in leather and sealed with a forgotten symbol—a sun pierced by three arrows—the book claims to hold the true story of Kael of No-Name, a boy erased from his powerful family line over four thousand years ago. As Liam begins to read, the air shifts. The ink glows. And suddenly, he’s not just reading the story—he’s living it. Transported to a time of ruthless warlords, forgotten gods, and wild desert lands, Liam follows the audacious journey of Kael: a castaway prince turned rebel dreamer who escapes his tyrannical bloodline to forge a kingdom of laughter, love, and freedom in a land untouched by empire. With a band of misfits by his side—including a drunk who thinks he’s royalty, a seductive thief, and a spear-wielding queen—Kael dares to challenge fate, conquer chaos, and rewrite history. But kingdoms built on ideals are often the first to be tested by war.

Luca Moretti was just an ordinary web reader—until he woke up inside “Bound by Fate,” a tragic BL novel where he’s transmigrated as the main character. So, he should be happy, right? Life should be easy since he is the main character? Wrong. Instead, Luca screamed to the heavens, “Why, goooooooooooooooood?! Why him?! I could’ve been a side character... even a nobody! Why the main character?!” Because in the end, the hero sacrifices him to save others. But Luca refuses to play along. "I’ll just ignore both the hero and the villain. No big deal, right? Easy." Except fate keeps popping him in front of the hero, making his heart race unnecessarily. And when all escape routes fail, Luca makes his final, desperate choice—walking straight into the devil’s den. Even if the villain is a complete psychopath, playing with people’s lives as if they’re pieces in an online game. But to stay alive, Luca has only one option—obey the villain. "You’re so pretty," Salvo murmured, his wicked smile curling as he tilted Luca’s chin up as he knelt before him. “Truly, you belong to me.” Luca swallowed hard. Salvo’s eyes darkened. "Remember... you belong to me now.”

In the near future, climate collapse and ancient magnetic disruptions have fractured Earth’s natural balance, awakening long-dormant energies sealed by forgotten African gods. Deep beneath the rocky plains of Spain’s Extremadura region—where old Roman ruins whisper secrets—an ancient gate has reactivated. But it’s not from this world. A secretive society known as The Obsidian Custodians is on the move. They carry knowledge passed down through a fusion of African myths, Chinese elemental science, and Roman ritual—a knowledge that once held the balance between worlds. The gate is opening again. And something is coming through. Our protagonists—Ayinla, a Nigerian-Chinese code-smith with fragmented visions, and Mirella, an Italian-Igbo linguist running from her past—are drawn to the gate for reasons neither understands. Alongside them are war survivors, scholars, and warriors from different tribes and nations, each with stakes in this awakening. But Ayinla and Mirella are not ordinary. Each carries a piece of a myth long erased—one that could determine whether this world is reborn or consumed.

Yao Yi, born with a sealed spirit root, was mocked as the greatest failure of his generation. Destined to be trampled underfoot, he lived in humiliation at the edge of his sect—until the day a mysterious artifact, the Mirror of the Suns, awakened within him. From the ruins of his soul, a forgotten power stirs. The world knows of Nine Suns, the pillars of cultivation, but Yao Yi carries the mark of a forbidden Tenth Sun—a force exiled from the heavens, destined to overthrow fate itself. As he rises through trials of sect betrayal, ancient relics, forbidden techniques, and divine conspiracies, Yao Yi begins to realize his power is not part of the world—it was meant to rewrite it. On a journey from shunned waste to the Heaven-Crushing Flame Monarch, he must battle chosen heirs, sacred beasts, and the gods themselves… all while uncovering a truth the heavens tried to erase: "There were never Nine Suns. There was always Ten."

"She was the sun—too bright to touch. He was the night—born to devour the light." Cursed by an ancient coven, Queen Lucia Solaryn rules with fire in her veins and ice in her heart. Her touch can kill, her gaze can burn, and her kingdom bows in fear. No one dares draw close—until he does. Damien Virell, a mysterious prisoner with a blood-stained past and eyes that see through every illusion, is brought to Lucia in chains. But his defiance is unlike anything she's ever known—and his presence awakens something long buried in her soul. Their destinies are entwined by magic, betrayal, and a prophecy older than the sun itself. As ancient powers rise and the Coven of Mirrors returns to finish what they started, Lucia must choose: keep her heart locked behind gold and fire… or risk everything for the one man who could destroy her. * A slow-burn enemies-to-lovers romance. * A queen cursed to never love. A man born of shadows. *When the sun falls for the night, the world may burn.

In the Middle Realm, civilizations of Humans, Elves, Dwarves, Orcs, Beastkin, and Merfolk rose from the remnants of the Great War. Shaped by residual energies, these races forged distinct cultures and societies, building alliances while still haunted by the scars of past conflicts. Though peace was sought, old wounds festered, and the potential for unrest remained ever-present. At the heart of this volatile world stands Evan, captain of the Golden Sun Guild, leading a team of elite warriors and mages. They face threats both external and internal, but their greatest challenge may lie not in the monsters they battle, but in the deep, hidden forces tied to the lingering aftermath of the Great War.

Orion was a homeless orphan living in the human settlement Central. The boy was, for lack of a better word, stupid—not because he lacked intelligence (no, he was actually pretty normal intellectually speaking), but what else would you call a person who smiled after getting beat to a pulp?! Stupid! STUPID THROUGH AND THROUGH! With his luck too, he was constantly getting beaten—punched by thieves, punched by beggars, punched by beggar thieves! But somehow, as long as he came out alive by the end, he thought it was a win. To him, the thrill of throwing himself into a helpless situation and coming out on top was exhilarating—the adrenaline pumping through his veins, the sweat running down his skin, the body aching from overuse. It was all so miserable, but somehow, when everything passed, he felt a rush of exstasy that surpassed all pain endured. Until the day came when he was met with a truly terrifying enemy. But he was used to it—steadying his resolve, analyzing the environment, and planning how to survive. But there was no surviving then. There was only death, and that was what awaited him. So he died… But he lived. And now, he was faced with two options for the future: help save humanity from doom, or aid its destruction. Note 1: HEAVILY inspired by Shadow Slave, this novel is an attempt at giving G3's masterpiece some of my own ideas. Not tagged as fanfiction because the story doesn’t happen in the same universe as Shadow Slave. Note 2: This storyu will skip a bit of context, but please take things at face value at first, i'll explain everything at the right time, i just don't want to give everybody walls of text of world building every 2 paragraphs.

Aylin Lancaster was born to obey, but she’s done bowing her head. Cast aside by her mate, the Silverclaw Alpha who was supposed to protect her, Aylin severs her ties to the pack and flees into the wilds, chasing the only clue left behind by her missing sister. What she finds instead is a monster. Tsar, the infamous rogue king, is more beast than man, cursed by ancient blood and doomed to lose control with every full moon. But when Aylin steps into his world, something shifts. Her scent calms the storm inside him. Her voice tames the fury. And her presence may just be his salvation or his undoing. Together, they uncover a buried secret: the Moonborn Kings, a forgotten bloodline erased from history… And Aylin might be its last surviving heir. Now, hunted by kings and monsters alike, Aylin must decide: run from her past or rise to claim a throne steeped in blood, fire, and forgotten power.

On the first day of Alex's sophomore year in high school, the elusive company of H20 Software Corporation paid a visit. Why? You ask... Oh, it turns out that my class has been invited to playtest their latest game, Untethered. Playtest? Yes, playtest...and not enter the whole-ass game and become the godforsaken Devil Spawn. This is the tale of a sick child who yearns freedom but fails to acknowledge inevitability. ______________________________________________________________________ Volume One: Error of the World (completed) ______________________________________________________________________ PS: If you're not a fan of philosophical or existential horror, then this is for you. If you're not a fan of books that won't make you sleep at night, then this is for you. If you're a fan of good-hearted people, kindness, friendship and great love, then this is definitely for you. Do give it a try.

Dave woke up in an abandoned bunker remembering only one phrase: "The light of the sun will save you, but it will also destroy you" Dave does not remember anything from his past, now he has to understand who he is and what happened to the world in which he woke up? (novella to the announced game Dead Sun 1)

In a world shattered by its own sins, monsters walk beside men—beasts born not of darkness alone, but of the very rot festering in human hearts. They are the Never-Weres—soulless, heartless abominations that stalk the living and raze all good that dares to stand in their path. Against them rise the Never-Slayers, fierce warriors tasked with shielding the fragile remnants of humanity from annihilation. Behind the fortified walls of the iron-willed city of Kharvald, a young woman lives in quiet solitude. With no family to comfort her and no one to whom she belongs, she bears her pain in silence. She is Ori—radiant, determined, and quietly burning with ambition. Orphaned by fate, left only with a crumbling bakery and an impossible dream, Ori kneads dough and frosts cakes to survive. Her hands, though soft from sugar and flour, carry the calluses of secret training, of quiet resilience. For though she sells sweets to the city’s tired souls, what she truly craves is something far more dangerous: To become a Never-Slayer. She hides her training, shelters her hope—but deep down, she knows. She is far from the warriors who stand against the dark. Her dream is a flicker in a storm. Until it appears. The Sun-Wielder System—a mysterious force, ancient and godlike, a gift from a being—chooses her. It whispers of strength. Of glory. Of power beyond what any Never-Slayer has ever known. And Ori, starved for purpose and clinging to the dream her parents never saw, accepts. She accepts with every corner of her heart, every shard of her broken past. If this greed—this hunger for meaning—can become her salvation, she will chase it into fire and shadow. But such gifts never come free. And the price? May burn brighter than the sun itself.

The unmovable fate moves closer burying the long history of the now ruined world for the birth of the new. a fate incomprehensible to the human mind begins to move once again it's direction unknown. this is the story of the movement of this unmovable fate witnessed by the man that defied death.

Seventeen-year-old Kael Draven was raised on the scorched mining moon of Ilyra, unaware he carries the blood of a long-lost celestial bloodline. In a system where each of the Seven Planets holds a unique and ancient power, a throne lies unclaimed—guarded by secrets, betrayals, and death. When Kael's village is burned and a dying enemy whispers his true name, his fate ignites. To survive, Kael must unlock each planet’s secret and win the loyalty of their fractured rulers. But the true danger isn’t war—it’s what’s waiting once all seven worlds unite. Will he rise as king—or shatter the stars instead?

Consuming The Sun!

The death of the sun only brought eternal night. The gruesome loss from which the new sun is stagnant in rising. His progression towards Godhood, succession of the golden champion, and freedom to choose his destiny, the path of the new sun.

In a world where death is currency and the Black Sun never falls, seventeen-year-old Raine is just another nameless slave—broken, forgotten, and buried alive beneath the weight of the Bone Spur Sect’s cruelty. But Raine will soon discover a power buried deep inside him that the whole world has been searching for.

Ethan Raymond is a typical sixteen-year-old trying to get through a hot, terrible day at school—until the sky tears apart and a dark-as-pitch fog devours his town. There's no warning. No reason. Just silence, terror—and then the sky seals itself, but not as it was. Two suns now shine over Elysian Town. And the dead run away from the darkness. Ethan and his friends have been ripped into a twisted mirror of their own world—a world where there is no rescue, and where every choice can be life or death. Without powers, without rules, and without an escape, Ethan will be forced to rely on his wits, his intuition, and a few fragile alliances to survive a world that seems designed to break them. The rules have changed. The dead travel fast. Trust is a risk. And the one constant in this new world is the light from the two suns shining down from above.

In a world rebuilt from alien war, power is measured in Characters – potent abilities drawn from slain Unus monsters. Harmonics bond with many, growing stronger with each acquisition. But Wes Callahan bears a unique curse: an unprecedented synchronization rate locks him to a single Character, Aroth. Once hailed as a prodigy, now disowned and relegated to the dangerous fringes, Wes survives as a low-rank gun-for-hire. In a system built on accumulating power, can a man limited to one truly forge his own path, or is he destined to be crushed beneath the weight of mediocrity and monstrous threats?

Cain got stuck in the land of demonkind! I sure hope he survives.