Sundered Skies

In a world called Noyrom, where strength determines fate and the skies themselves seem to breathe, a boy named Lex begins his journey into the unknown. With a secret goal hidden deep in his heart, he’s determined to rise beyond the limits of ordinary warriors. Alongside him, others chase power, glory, and truth — some driven by dreams, others by darkness. But in a world where the gifted awaken terrifying abilities called ZONE, not everyone who sets out on a journey returns the same.

people don't appreciate how good there life until something happened to them . that's how we ( humans ) didn't appreciate how good our lives until crisis upon crisis begin to appear in our world threatening to destroy everything dear to us . first the emergence of beasts which just want to destroy the world with by forming hordes up hordes to destroy the cities. Then the dark gates appeared with their demons whose only appearance can cause you psychological damage, and now what's the hell is that thing ?? how can people survive with this thing here ??? come with us to see How Adam will deals with all of that ,and his adventures into the starry skies and how his talent will change the rules that was there since ancient times.

"In the heart of bustling Tokyo, a young Yemeni man finds himself a stranger, carrying a different heritage and a different sky in his heart. But fate presents him with a unique opportunity to help a Japanese girl. Will this encounter be the start of a new story, or will he remain just a passerby, carrying his homeland's sky with him?"

In a world ruled by Might, one human dares to defy fate. Flying races soar through the skies. Titans crush mountains with bare hands. The Blaze Elementals ignite fire with a whisper. But humans? They have nothing. No magic. No super strength. No divine gifts. Except one thing-a mind that refuses to bow. Kael is the last known human in a realm where power is everything. He can't summon fire or wield magic. But he builds. He invents. He adapts. With machines and science as his weapons, Kael challenges gods, monsters, and legends alike. As ancient threats awaken and reality itself begins to unravel, can one human armed only with intelligence and grit protect the world that once protected him? Brains vs. Might. Logic vs. Magic. One human vs. the impossible. This is not just a fight for survival- It's a war to prove humanity was never weak.

THE DAY THE STARS FELL A Sci-Fi Webnovel of Forgotten Skies, Fallen Giants, and a Girl Who Shouldn’t Have Survived They say don't look at the stars, they see you. They say when the stars fall, death follows. She was never supposed to survive. She was never supposed to become one of them. In the broken world of tomorrow, humanity lives split: Below, the Lower Sovereign States — pristine, fortified, and indifferent. Above, the United Upper States — scorched, overrun, and forgotten. Earth’s skies no longer bring hope. They bring Killing Stars — cosmic monsters that descend without warning, obliterating entire cities in thirty minutes before vanishing like ghosts. No one has ever survived a direct encounter… until Gekiko Hershoff, a medic’s foster daughter, caught in the middle of a raid. She didn’t choose the soul. She didn’t ask to inherit the Condemner — a sentient killing star’s internal soul, bonded to her in the chaos of a failed military operation. Now, Gekiko is changing — body, mind, and soul — as an alien presence fuses with her being. Hunted by the Lower States, feared by the surface survivors, and stalked by the very stars that seek to reclaim the soul, Gekiko is caught between worlds. Armed with only a half-functioning mech, her makeshift team of rebels, and a soul that was never meant for her, she fights not just for survival — but for the truth. Because the stars aren't falling randomly. Because someone is calling them. And because somewhere, hidden behind memory and betrayal, lies the man who started it all — someone from her past. As the lines blur between monster and girl, machine and soul, and vengeance and hope — Gekiko must decide: Will she fight for the world that left her behind… …or burn it all down with the stars?

Ardyn was never meant to touch the sky. Born on Windmere, one of the smallest sky isles, and raised as a mechanic—quiet, grounded, and far from the spotlight. But when an Aerolith bonds to him—a response meant only for elite sky athletes—he’s thrust into the Cirran Skytest: a ruthless aerial tournament where flight means survival, and one wrong gust could end everything. Now fighting rival isles in the skies, doubted by allies, and watched by powers that shouldn’t even know his name, Ardyn begins to realize the Aerolith didn’t choose him by accident. Something ancient is stirring above the isles. And it’s starting with him.

The skies were always unaligned.... Lucky suddenly found himself reborn into a new body and world, as his being was thrusted in into a different place. In this world, things known as the ever spires, large tall structures reaching the skies existed and once one could awaken their soul line, one was immediately thrown into the tower, on a single mission to conquer it. Many failed, many died, many chose fame and returned to their worlds, many couldnt handle it, many never even had the dream of staying, but only life liners, challengers who dared to challenge till the end could truy compete to see the top. And lucky had a goal, Rampage the world and achieve freedom! The ever self demon, born to conquer reality itself. He did not aim to be equal or of the same value, no... He didnt even care. He only cared on surpassing. Surpassing of limits, surpassing of life and even the surpassing of death. Life was a just the starting point, his dream was beyond and as he arrived in the Ever spire, that dream seemed more realistic [ Host has awakened the skill loop system ] [ Choose your difficulty? ]

Legend of the Clear Sky Dragon Synopsis: In a world ruled by cultivation, martial arts, and ancient realms, Bai Tian Long is born without a spiritual root — a flaw that dooms most to mediocrity. Left behind by his powerful family and abandoned by fate itself, he seems destined for nothing. But at age fifteen, everything changes. As forgotten bloodlines stir and long-sleeping systems awaken, Bai Tian Long becomes the bearer of a mysterious system tied to ancient forces. In a universe made of nine dimensions and countless realms, his journey will connect him to cosmic secrets, Dao Guardians, and a future war that spans all existence. He is not just a boy. He is the dragon who will clear the skies. The legend begins where destiny refused to look.

At 15, Takeshi Morin was the future of alpine skiing. 16 Now, he’s just a ghost, a shell of his former self, can he make a swift return to the competitive scene. Born in the heart of the French Alps to a Japanese mother and French father, Takeshi Laurent Morin was raised on snow and speed. A prodigy in alpine skiing—slalom, giant slalom, downhill—he was ranked number one in the world for his age. His destiny was carved into the mountain itself. But when his mother, a world champion skier, dies in a tragic training accident, everything unravels. Days later, his father takes his own life, leaving Takeshi behind in a silence too heavy to bear. Stricken with grief and guilt, he withdraws from competition. What once felt like freedom on skis becomes suffocating. He drops from the national circuit, isolates himself in the mountains, and devotes himself to caring for his grandmother, the last remaining piece of his fractured family. But even that slips away when a heated outburst leads to her sudden death—another loss he believes he caused. Takeshi quits skiing for good. Though he remains one of the most gifted alpine racers on the planet, the sport has become a graveyard of memories he can’t outrun. When he’s sent to live in Japan with his aunt—a stern but kind headmistress of an elite international school for winter athletes—Takeshi is thrown into a new world of rigid schedules, elite training, and old rivals. The school operates across five countries, with each branch competing every year. Takeshi is to enrol in the Japanese branch, with its winter campus nestled in the mountains of Nagano. It's built to shape champions in alpine and freestyle skiing, snowboarding, and more. It’s everything he once wanted—except now, he wants nothing to do with it. Forced into competition, Takeshi is haunted by the very mountains he must conquer. As the international interschool alpine circuit approaches, hosted by the French branch in the very region where he grew up and classmates from his past reappear on rival teams, he must confront the trauma, guilt, and pressure. They have buried his love of skiing. To heal, he’ll have to descend into the past—before he can climb back toward the future. Set against the icy precision and breakneck speed of elite alpine skiing, Ghost of the Slopes is a powerful coming-of-age story about loss, survival, and rediscovering who you are when everything you loved is gone.

One day, Siegfried woke up to find himself transported to a world of swords and magic. Powerless and unarmed, he was entrusted with the task of saving a kingdom. Since ancient times, the strong have relied on their fists, and the rich on their wealth. But what about those who have nothing? Guess they'll have to rely on their silver tongue. “Well, for starters, let’s swindle a lady knight for fun~” -------------------------------------------- I strolled through the grand and bustling medieval royal city, and climbed the towering magical spire that reached the skies. I’ve seen beautiful, elegant elves with long lifespans, and ancient dragons that blotted out the sun. I’ve once led thousands into battle across the war-torn plains, and also clinked mugs with comrades in the rowdy adventurers’ taverns. I’ve recorded these wild and fantastical experiences in my handbook, hoping they’ll be sung for generations to come.

"What you are is a blip on a glorious path. An extra that isn't even all that well developed. You'll appear and make some inconsequential waves, and then you'll disappear just as quickly. Only to be forgotten a few pages later."- Noah Osmont --- An Apocalypse descends as awakened humans rise to defend their world! In the blooming chaotic Era, Mana reigns supreme. But even the strongest beings...have limited reserves of Mana. A weak F Rank Hunter awakens with the lowest tier [Fireball] skill in a desolate City as he finds out...Mana is not a limitation for him! Have you seen countless fireballs stretch across the blue skies? Have you seen endless dwarf stars and black holes conjured against insurmountable Dragons and other mythical creatures?! With Infinite Mana, anything is possible! --- The concepts appearing in this story are those of pure fantasy and fiction, they are not reflective of the real world. Everything is based on pure imagination. Discord server is with illustrations and Status Panel is here! -https://discord.gg/KwatGcE

It has been over a millennium since the sun last shown upon the land. It is said that the world was beautiful once, with blue skies and all manner of wonders words do no justice. but one day the gods vanished, and with them gone, the land fell under an unrelenting night, from which monsters of all sorts arose. For thousands of years, people of the land have fought against monstrous horrors, their only light coming from the sacred lightning that crackles through skies. No one remembers the sun—only the legends that whisper of its golden warmth beyond the darkness. With the discovery of an artifact straight from the divine era, a young man embarks on a quest to bring about the fabled dawn. There are only two possible outcomes; Bring back the sun, or Fall to the darkness.

The skies are torn by war. The map is alive. And a rebel dares to rewrite it. Seventeen-year-old Kairo Vey grew up under the shadow of floating warships and tyrant kings. When his skyport home is reduced to ash by the ruling Sky Assembly, he steals a banned vessel—the Cloudreaper—and takes to the clouds with nothing but vengeance in his heart and a broken compass in his hand. But this is no ordinary world. The continents drift like islands. The skies are carved by flying beasts, brass cities, and mythic machines. At the heart of it all is the Atlas—a sentient map that can reshape reality itself. Legends say whoever controls the Atlas controls the world. With a crew of skyfarers, exiles, and inventors, Kairo sails into forbidden airspace and ancient storms, hunted by sky priests, pirates, and gods. Yet the deeper he dives into the Atlas, the more he realizes: this war isn't just about revenge... it’s about who has the right to write the future. In a world where maps shift, loyalty drifts, and the skies have memory—how do you chart your destiny? Skybound: The Atlas War is a skyfaring fantasy-adventure reimagining classic tropes with floating kingdoms, airship battles, and a living map that challenges fate itself. Perfect for fans of epic quests, found family, and worldbuilding that soars.

Xia Chujian, a native of the Beichen galaxy, has always thought of herself as ordinary and unremarkable. But, the youngest Marshal of the Beichen Empire, Huo Yushen, doesn't think so. Because he has never seen anyone who could look directly at the indescribable beings in the depths of the starry sky without collapsing and going crazy. Only she is the exception. Xia Chujian is puzzled: ...What's wrong with looking at it? "Can't people look at something ugly?" The heartbroken crowd: ...I'm tired, let's just destroy everything!

In every being, a soul, a spirit, or a core, exists that tethers the consciousness into the solid plain. Witness as how a little spark from who was once a blazing flame, regained what once was lost. "I died and..." grins "...that started my life" What happens when an assassin transmigrated to a cultivation world? They rise through a mountain of corpse to reach the skies. But.... What of an assassin whose enemy turns out to be themselves? A world where magic and cultivation co-exist? People say "Keep moving forward". What if the way forward, is to go back to where she begun?

In the war-ravaged kingdom of Eldara, dragons are no longer just beasts — they are kings. The most feared among them, King Vaerion, has ruled the skies for a millennium with blood and fire. When Liora, a frail slave girl with a hidden gift, is offered as a tribute to calm his fury, she expects to be burned alive. But the Dragon King does not kill her. He claims her. Beneath the dark cliffs of his obsidian palace, Liora is thrust into a world of brutal desire, ancient magic, and political war. But she is no longer powerless. A dragon’s bond awakens something inside her — something primal, something unstoppable. And when the world threatens to steal her freedom again, she will rise. Even if she has to burn it all.

In the world of Virelya, the hero Velkarion is known as the savior of mankind. He slaughtered demonic legions, banished dragons from the skies, and lifted humanity from the brink of destruction. But his son, Rael, only learns the truth upon inheriting his father's power: Velkarion was not a savior, but a colonial agent of an extra-terrestrial race sent to conquer Virelya. Now, Rael must choose: side with his father and become a conqueror, or rise against his own blood—even if it means destroying the only family he has. Blood will flow. The heavens will rend.

Born under the blood-red skies of Mars, Marshy was not just another Martian—he was a genetically advanced sentinel, engineered to infiltrate Earth and assess its potential as the next colony for his dying race. With powers far beyond human comprehension and knowledge centuries ahead, Marshy crash-landed on Earth, camouflaging himself as a high school transfer student in Tokyo. But what began as a cold mission of reconnaissance took a heart-wrenching detour. There, he met Yui Amahara, an ordinary girl with an extraordinary warmth. Her laughter, her kindness, and her unshakable belief in humanity melted the sterile logic that guided Marshy's every move. Slowly, the Martian's mission blurred into the background as Marshy experienced human emotion for the first time—friendship, joy... and love. However, the Martian Council did not take kindly to failure. To remind him of his duty—and punish his betrayal—they sent a strike squad that erased Yui from existence in front of his eyes. That day, Marshy's heart shattered—and with it, the fragile balance between his alien logic and newly discovered human soul. Now, Marshy is no longer a scout—he is a cataclysm. Wielding forbidden Martian technology and unrelenting fury, he wages war against both Earth and Mars, seeking to annihilate the system that took away the only thing that made him feel alive. As cities crumble and the skies burn crimson, the world asks: Is he a monster born of space, or a man made human by love? Marshy is a tragic, action-packed sci-fi romance that explores what it truly means to be human—and how love can both save and destroy us.

Even When Rain Loved Us is a heartwarming love story about two souls who found each other in the most unexpected storm. Through handwritten letters, stolen glances, and rainy-day promises, Taara and Sam discover that sometimes, the rain doesn’t mean sadness — it means growth, healing, and love that never dies, even when the skies weep. A tale of soft hearts, unspoken feelings, and a love that quietly stays, no matter the weather.

Souta 'Sou' Citrine was born in a tiny town in southern Astoria. An energetic youth, he spends his days with his friends, coming up with new adventures and looking at the bright blue skies from the hills overlooking town. Those peaceful days begin to unravel the day he saves a young man running for his life. This chance meeting draws the once happy-go-lucky boy into a power struggle he never expected to be involved in. What he once thought to be a sleepy village proves to be so much more.

In the not-so-distant future, humanity unlocks the final frontier. Not space, but reality itself. They call it Dimensional Tethering, the ability to breach space-time and open a window to other worlds. What begins as curiosity and exploration quickly spirals into a race for power, relics, and forbidden knowledge. But not all realms welcome visitors. One such realm is Under-Earth, dubbed so by the media, for its oppressive skies, game-like mechanics, and sheer refusal to obey the laws of nature. A spiraling, ever-shifting world that feels designed. With it's decayed magic, twisted architecture, and game-like rules that punish every mistake. One day, thousands vanish from their homes without a trace. Among the disappeared is Noah, a quiet loner with no skills, no weapons, and no place in the world. Nothing but a glitched system interface that won't let him level up and an unwavering will to survive.

For centuries, the gods have slept. The world moved on—faith turned into science, myths into history. But when a star shatters across the skies of Atherion, everything changes. Lucas Valen, an ordinary seventeen-year-old, enters the prestigious Atherion Academy with nothing but a name tied to a forgotten bloodline. No powers. No legacy. Just an ancient frost pendant… and a sword that should not exist. Then—he awakens. But this is no blessing. This is a calling. One that was never meant for him. As shadows rise from beneath the earth and whispers of old gods echo through forgotten ruins, Lucas is thrust into a war not between kingdoms—but between gods who fell, and men foolish enough to try replacing them. And Lucas? He’s not here to save the world. He’s here to burn it back into balance.

Volume I: Ashes Beneath the Mortal Skies She was the Goddess of War. He, the God of Fate. Their love once ignited the heavens—until a curse tore them apart, scattering her soul across seven lifetimes. Now reborn as Lin Ruoyi, a ruthless mortal general with no memory of her divine past, she meets Yan Xuan, the masked prince of a rival kingdom. He's calm, calculating, and far too familiar. He remembers everything. She remembers nothing. But fate doesn’t care. In a world ruled by war and prophecy, sparks fly between sworn enemies bound by something deeper than memory. And as one fragment of her forgotten soul begins to stir... The first life begins.

The skies cracked, the ground wept, and still… they clawed through shattered storefronts, trampling one another for baubles and boxes. Looting the corpse of a dying world. As if one more luxury could buy back the breath of a burning planet.

-------------- Ares Halvard Constantine: "Just two words: You are mine, and my mate." * Valeska Steel was killed. Ares Halvard, who had imprinted and made Valeska his mate, did not want their love to end tragically by death; he desperately defied fate and took Valeska's corpse across to the Netherworld, using the Forbidden Grimoire portal. As compensation, he left Valeska's soul adrift, thrown into the transmigration world, and reincarnated in the body of Vienna Beaumont. * Ares emphasizes his words in a husky, absolute voice. "Every man who dares touched you, so I cut off those arms. What's so hard to understand?" Valeska's life would never be the same again. -------

Kael — a teenager raised in a lab, tortured, experimented on, and trained as nothing more than a military weapon. They stripped away his name, his choices, his humanity. But this isn’t a story about obedience. It’s a story about what happens when a weapon begins to think for himself. Will he take revenge? Will he run from the past that haunts him? Or will he choose something no one expected— A path not of rage or retreat… but divergence.

In the late 21st century, a red meteor storm tore through the skies, and with it came the collapse of modern civilization. Technology failed—no electricity, no engines, no aircraft. Humanity's towering scientific pyramid crumbled in a matter of days. But the destruction didn't stop there. The meteor opened rifts to a parallel realm—The Mirror World, a haunting, distorted reflection of reality, where chaos and supernatural forces bleed into Earth. From these rifts emerged mysterious beings and the concept of “Stage Authority”—a force granting individuals theatrical powers and roles in an ongoing cosmic performance. Every person becomes a performer, and some, chosen by unseen Audiences, are granted divine favor… or utter erasure.

Dark purple skies and deathly black clouds herald the arrival of the apocalypse. The earth shudders and groans as the Dark Matter wave mutates the very planet itself, and those within it. Follow Henrick as he fights for the right to survive, and navigates this treacherous new world.

Kael's world is small — filled with rustling leaves, silly arguments, and laughter shared under sunlit skies. Life in the quiet mountain village of Nareth is peaceful, almost timeless. Alongside his childhood friends, Kael dreams of swords, stories, and someday making something of himself beyond the ridgeline. But even the stillest waters hide shadows. When strange lights fall from the sky and ancient relics stir, Kael’s simple life begins to unravel. Rumors whisper of vanished gods, broken timelines, and a war no one remembers. One by one, the threads of reality twist — and Kael is forced to choose between holding on to the past or stepping into a world where myths bleed and silence speaks. In a land where stories are power, and even the forgotten are hunted, can one boy change the ending written for him? Echoes of the Fallen is a slow-burn dark fantasy tale of growing up, falling apart, and finding meaning in the ruins. Humor, heartbreak, and the long road from innocence to legend.

The kingdom of Navalia, a thriving colony of demons, was finally delivered from their gruesome fate in the battle against Celeste, kingdom of ascents, by the hand of one strong powerful primordial. With the acents driven into the skies and the neighboring races constrained by fear, the demons grow stronger strengthening their hold on the two-sided world with the help of this primordial. Their greed grows, hands grubby for more than they should have. Now with power amongst other races, they seek power over their own. Witnessing the grand schemes and betrayals that flowed like the murky waters of the kingdom's sea, the primordial, forgotten and forsaken, felt nothing but regret and pity. 'Death at the hands of the Ascents would have done greater good than saving these creatures' With such a mind, the forgotten primordial placed himself under eternal sleep too rueful to live. Except his eternal sleep became not so eternal.