Writing Archive

In a world where memory is currency and myth can be weaponized, Matherson—a boy who once escaped death while his family was erased before his eyes—returns from the digital shadows to expose the truth. The system that failed him is called Edenfall, a regime that rewrites history, deletes resistance, and controls the living Archive that stores every soul’s truth. But Matherson is no longer alone. A rogue AI named Ghostbyte, a spy torn by loyalty named Nova, and a generation of myth-touched orphans—known only as the Children of Ember—are awakening to voices from the past. At the center of it all lies a name whispered through corrupted data and forbidden code: Kaeda—a myth once silenced, now reborn. As Edenfall prepares to unleash its final erasure protocol, Matherson must choose: remain a man, or become something more than legend. Meanwhile, deep within the Archive, forgotten memories begin to stir—ones that refuse to be buried, and threaten to remake the world in their image. In this mythic cyberpunk epic, truth is fluid, memory is power, and the Archive never forgets what was taken.

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.

Every word he writes becomes real. Every lie he tells rewrites the world. When a forbidden journal appears before a fallen soul, reality begins to crumble—one sentence at a time. Cursed by a divine author long erased from history, the journal grants its bearer unimaginable power: the ability to twist fate, rewrite truth, and resurrect memories never lived. But power like this comes with a price—every lie written bleeds a sin into the world, and the journal remembers each one. As hidden gods, ancient scribes, and shattered timelines begin to collide, the boy who was once forgotten becomes the center of a war between creation and corruption. How much of reality is truth... and how much was just written in? --- Dark fantasy, forbidden knowledge, reincarnation, betrayal, and a story that rewrites itself. Add to your Library if you dare to read what was never meant to be written. ---

A collection of short stories from the world Morrowlands. dark/high fantasy setting

An unkown fugitive fleeing around the country in search of something or someone. A group of men on his trails, chasing him and catching up by the second. And Karl, living inside his lone hut, keeping to himself and studying peacefully... until he gets murdered. But death is only the beginning. After waking up, he has more questions than ever before and something new slumbering within him...

After an ordinary evening ends in tragedy, Daniel dies in a hit-and-run accident. But death is not the end. A mysterious voice tells him his death was a mistake—and offers him a second chance in a different world. Reborn in Farlight, a world where magic exists but technology lags centuries behind, Daniel awakens with a unique tool: a system called Mono. It can guide him, help him learn, and even let him rebuild the knowledge and inventions of his old world.

Mors Walk doesn’t fix timelines. He decides which ones deserve to exist. As an operative of the Archive — a secret organization that edits reality — Mors erases contradictions, deletes cities, and archives versions of himself that failed. Cold. Calculating. Utterly utilitarian. He’s the man they send when logic breaks and truth becomes a threat. But when he discovers a rogue copy of himself hiding a forbidden future, Mors is forced into a game even he didn’t author. Some lies hold the world together. Some truths are too dangerous to remember. And some futures… refuse to die quietly.

"Forget nothing. Fear everything. Write anyway." In a house filled with bone corridors and whispering walls, Callum Mercer awakens to find that he is not alive—but remembered. Shelved inside a labyrinthine Archive of forgotten lives and fractured spines, Callum must navigate a world where identity is rewritten, memory is weaponized, and death is just a misclassification. As he descends through marrow-laced sanctums, scribes made of regret, and doors carved from teeth, one question haunts him: What happens when a story starts to write back? Bone Archive is a deep-psychological horror novel about recursion, memory collapse, and the price of being remembered wrong. It is not a book for the faint of mind. It is a book that knows you're reading it.

In a universe where humans don't exist by birth but by the weight of their stories, Elia is a young woman who possesses no glory, power, or destiny. She has only one promise: to live, her mother's last wish. To avoid fading into nothingness, she must ascend the Tower of Being, an infinite structure where each floor relives a forgotten story of humanity. It's not enough to survive: she must become part of the story without losing her identity. Because in Universe 9, to exist isn't to breathe. It's to be remembered by the Archive of Being. Will Elia find a story that gives her meaning, or will she be absorbed by tales greater, more tragic, and older than herself?

What happens to Bmon in his everyday life? Well... Nothing normal, that's for sure. From being friends with a giant axolotl, to a human capable of becoming a dragon wanting to kill him. Nothing in this world is impossible. Even a glitch within the fabric of reality is possible within this universe- Wait... This is a (Non-Canon) Sequel to a comic called Discordant Chronicles made by my friend, PixelPuyodot. Check it out if you want to see some cool slice of life antics.

This book is just a test. I'm not an author I'm a reader I just wanted to write this book as a way to deal with depression. Stories may be non linear or even just not connected in general. Enjoy!

System Activated] [Welcome, Creator.] Ash blinked. He looked around, expecting someone to be pulling a prank. But he was alone. [You have been selected as the host of the Creator Support System.] [Function: Provide unlimited production funds for content creation.] [Restriction: Funds may only be used for video-related expenses. Misuse will result in auto-restriction.] [Additional Feature: Identity Protection – Enable anonymous persona, facial hologram masking, and voice modulation.] [View-based reward system initialized.] [Current Creative Balance: ৳∞ (Content Use Only)] He leaned back slowly, eyes fixed on the strange holographic text. "...What the hell?" The screen hovered there, steady. It didn't flicker again. It didn't disappear. A soft chime sounded in his ear. [Please choose a channel name.] Ash hesitated. It felt absurd. Was he hallucinating? Was he going crazy from stress? But the system waited. Patiently. Silently. He thought back to the videos he just watched. The weird ones. The funny ones. The over-the-top thumbnails that made no sense but still pulled millions of views. He wanted something that would stand out. Something ironic. Something that told people: this isn't serious, but it's interesting. His fingers hovered over the keyboard, and then he typed: "Creepy Crap"

Love

Just a writing guide from a random, nothing else.

.

#ACTION #ADVENTURE #BETRAYAL #TRAGEDY #WAR#ANGST ______________________ Ezra, born from the slums of District Five, enters Blackspire Academy, where power reigns supreme, and only the strongest survive. Alongside his new squad—each harboring their own dark secrets—he faces brutal trials that push his limits. But as the academy’s deadly games unfold, Ezra uncovers the hidden truths about the Celestials—gods who abandoned humanity, leaving chaos in their wake. With the Blood Moon Trial looming, Ezra must navigate a world of lies, betrayals, and forbidden magic to uncover the truth that could unravel everything. In a world built on shadows, can Ezra survive the truth that lies beneath?

"Prophecies are meant to be fulfilled. This one was meant to be erased." At the end of Kali Yuga, the world waits for Kalki—the divine avatar fated to end the age of darkness. But fate has fractured. A new force walks the earth. Not born of prophecy. Not blessed by gods. An anomaly—unrecorded, unpredicted, unstoppable. He wears silence like armor. His past, a ghost. His strength, immeasurable. And wherever he walks, the lines of destiny begin to tremble. Some whisper he’s a myth reborn. Others fear he’s a warning written too late. But all will soon understand: He was never meant to exist… and yet, he is here. And he brings with him only one vow: “I Shall Write My Own Destiny!.”

[ON PAUSE] At West Ridge High School, surviving teenage drama is already hard enough, but for YOU it’s about to get a whole lot worse. One afternoon, you find a black diary that writes itself in your own handwriting. At first, it’s just silly stuff: embarrassing secrets and fights you never planned to start, but soon, the diary’s predictions turn darker. Every time you turn the page, it writes something new— and it always comes true. Now, you’re fighting not just teenage hormones and drama, but your own fate. With every page, high school gets crazier, and as the diary’s influence grows, so do the secrets it reveals— about YOU, your friends, your enemies, and the school itself. Will you figure out the diary’s true power before it completely rewrites who you are? Or are you doomed to be a puppet in the black pages of West Ridge High’s darkest secret?

Hero and Villain – Written and should be read while listening to ‘November’ by Max Richter A one chapter writing exercise I wanted to try after hearing a tragic song.

[WSA 2025 Entry] [Progression-Fantasy | Overpowered | Kingdom Building | Monster Girls | Literary RPG Mechanics] [ACHIEVEMENT UNPRECEDENTED] [You have successfully embraced the Origin: Celestial Archive] [You have earned the talent: Summon (Rank E)] [You have been gifted the ability to summon a single SSS-Rank creature] [You have unlocked a new talent: Talent Copy] [You have summoned Amara - Night Queen (SSS-Rank)] [You have awakened the talent: Blood Monarch (Rank SSS)] In the Kingdom of Eirland, Hunters battle vicious monsters that emerge from mirror dimensions known as Events. Markus White awakens a Common Tier Origin, 'Scout', at the age of 15, dreaming of making it big as a Hunter. But Hunters like him are a dime a dozen, their efforts insignificant in the grand scheme. One day, while clearing an Event Rapture with his team, an unexpected incident leads him to encounter a dragon. Now armed with the Supreme Tier Origin 'Celestial Archive', which allows him to summon powerful Monster Girls, how will Markus use his newfound abilities? And what impact will his existence have on the world? --- Before reading this novel, I sincerely implore you to read the note I left in the auxiliary. That will give you an understanding of what you're getting into. Acknowledgement: The cover belongs to Author.

History is what survives forgetting. Magic is what was erased. Alric Velas was once an apprentice archivist of the Obscurati Order, trained to categorize forbidden texts and seal away dangerous truths. But when he discovers a page that should not exist—a page that speaks—he becomes infected with knowledge that cannot be forgotten. Branded by an ancient glyph and bound to a sentient, lying book named Noxa, Alric is cast out of the archive and erased from the Order’s records. Now nameless and hunted, he descends into the ruins of a world built on lost memory. In the city’s abandoned districts, echoes of forgotten wars walk the streets. Cults fight over relics no one remembers creating. And beneath it all, the Thousand-Faced Archive—a living network of vanished gods and truths—begins to stir. Alric must uncover the pathways of cognitive magic, where rituals are performed with memories, and the price of power is identity itself. But the deeper he recalls, the more he becomes what he never wanted to be: A myth. A mistake. A rewritten man.

Each episode begins with a question — bold, skeptical, or emotional — and The Archivist responds in hushed tones, measured logic, or poetic warnings. Sometimes they give stories. Sometimes they give puzzles. Sometimes… they just leave a silence. (Note: > “This is a work of fiction. All characters, events, and organizations are products of the author’s imagination or used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events, or locations is purely coincidental.”)

Anthology by The Great Thinker, The father of one of the Thoughts of all Time : 12Characters