Darby And The Dead

"I died... and died... and again and again and again," Alan roared, sitting atop a pile of corpses, arms outstretched, gesturing at the war-torn landscape filled with bodies—all his own, each killed in a different way. "Can I tell you the tale of Alan Fitzgerald?" "How his family betrayed him, how an entire nation hunted him and how he hunted them back." "All because he wasn’t blessed by those damned twelve gods." In this world, people who reach the age of 12 will undergo the ceremony called Rite of Ascension, where they'll be blessed by any of the 12 gods. Their blessings determine the future of them. Alane Fitzgerald was the first heir of the Fitzgerald dukedom. Everyone believed that he would be the next chosen champion of the Sun God. Everyone believed that; even Alane believed that. Everyone loved him and cherished him. Until. On his 12th birthday, he undergoes the Rite of Ascension. Something went wrong, clearly wrong. None of the 12 gods didn't choose him; they didn't give him champion blessings, not even common or uncommon blessings. Worse than that, he was marked as a cursed devil. He was thrown into prison by his own parents, mocked by his own younger brother, and finally he was sold as a slave. He wants revenge; he wants to kill everyone who broke him and wants to make them suffer, even the gods who mocked him, but he is powerless. Then he met something dark, which offered him revenge. Gave its own blessings to him. Rather than blessings, it's a curse, yet it'll give him a chance to kill everyone.

After being killed in a anti-goverment protest, two siblings are reincarnated in a fantasy world "Heroia" as children of a simple miller. Their genders are swapped, and the son cannot move anything but his head. Will they survive and make it in this harsh and unforgiving world, where the great hero died long ago and the land is torn by war and monsters?

This book is about the life of a man who transmigrated into a human body after the nuclear apocalypse. The book is inspired by the survival games Metro 2033, ATOM RPG, S.T.A.L.K.E.R, Day R. Let me know what you think in the comments. We are preparing for the WSA, don't forget to send stones. I'll post photos of weapons and equipment in the comments. HAHAHA, Because I'm a good writer :-D I will try to publish one, maybe two chapters every week. Because every chapters have 3000+ word. That's my discord server: https://discord.gg/9kmUAq89 You can write your opinions. I'm NOT INTERESTED in making book cover photos or anything else !!!! YOU ARE SO ANNOYING!!!!

A new world. A new reality. Something straight out of the novel huh? Well then, let's see what this new world have to offer? Shall i be a good guy?..... Meh. Lets just play it my way. Lets be a freaking villian.

Aurora Stone: My family gave me their love, trust, undivided attention— everything. And when I needed them the most they snatched it all away. They left me with nothing but hollow silence. My best friend betrayed me. Hurt me. My mate rejected me. To them, I was nothing but a precious jewel— something that could make them rich and raise their status in society. But once I lost my honor, I was worthless in their eyes … just an object that belonged in the trash. After scarring my soul, they sold me to monsters who tortured me and scarred my face. With nothing left to lose, I planned the impossible: An escape from the Lycan palace. So? I killed myself and became a dead Luna. After my escape, I was planning to live in a human town and rebuild myself. No one would chase a dead Luna ever. Right? Nah! I guess I was wrong. Fate had other plans. It led me back to Sebastian King, the ruler of Velmora Kingdom. Last time, he did let me walk away. This time, he is not letting me out of his sight. But he needs to understand. I’m already dead. And dead people never come back. Now I’m Phoenix. A warrior who rose from the ashes. I don’t have a mate and I don’t belong to anyone. Sebastian King: I thought I lost her forever, but here she is, standing before me in full armor, staring boldly into my eyes. My kitten has grown into a firestorm. Now that I have found her, I won’t let her go. It’s time she remembers— she’s my mate and no one gets to claim her.

Heartbreak was the worst thing Kanata thought he’d face this week. He was wrong. When the world begins to rot and the dead rise, survival becomes the only thing that matters. Trapped in a school turned slaughterhouse, Kanata finds himself side by side with unexpected allies—his sharp-tongued childhood friend, a fierce upperclassman with a blade, and a dangerously calm teacher with a mysterious past. With betrayal still fresh and the world falling apart, Kanata isn’t looking to be a hero. He just wants to stay alive. But in the apocalypse… staying alive is the hardest part. ---

The Alchemist of Dead returns after 2000 years of imprisonment. He a finds very peculiar path ahead of him which consists of Drama, Romance, Adventure, Action and others. The man whose past is nothing but Pain and Suffering. The mission in front of him to end his suffering might cause his death but still he moves forward and fights with all he has.

By sacrificing his own lifespan, Shen Li can simulate the future—seeing his fate years ahead. Each simulation ends in one thing: death. Crushed, crippled, enslaved, devoured. But from every failure, he can steal one reward: a body, a skill, or a single item. And so, he begins again. Cut down in one life. Broken in the next. Until the world realizes... This mortal who should have died forgotten in the dirt — has learned to walk toward eternity, one death at a time.

Priar, a city boy with no goals or aspirations, had been sold by his own family to Bramblewood Academy. The school that teaches the average teen to be a war machine. His life, now in his government’s hands, Priar had expected that this was the end of the line for him. Killed in battle before he'd even had his first kiss. That was until he met Jolie, a strange girl with an attitude like no other. Could the two of them really make it through Bramblewood in one piece?

> The System doesn’t offer rewards. It records your sins. When Kai wakes up in a corpse pit, there’s only one message blinking in his vision: [Welcome to the Sin Log System.] [Mission 1: Confess what you did to deserve this.] No power-ups. No levels. No mercy. Every action he takes—every lie, betrayal, or violent act—is carved into his soul. The only way forward is through punishment. And the more he tries to survive, the more the System remembers… things Kai swore he never did. But the worst part? The missions don’t come from the System. They come from the people he hurt—whether he remembers them or not. --- In a world where memory is currency and guilt is power, Kai must uncover who he really was… before the System erases who he’s becoming. Will he earn redemption— or become the villain in someone else’s story forever?

In a shattered world once governed by flawless systems and divine-class AIs, Kael is born broken. No class. No stats. No Soulcode. In a world where strength is defined by the system embedded in your very essence, Kael is a Null—a glitch, an error, a discard. He was meant to be deleted. But something went wrong. When a system fracture triggers a global reboot, Kael awakens with access not to a class… but to the roots of the system itself. He can read hidden code. Hijack broken skills. Steal fragments of forgotten classes. And worse: he learns to evolve outside the system’s control. Hunted by corrupted AI remnants, rogue players-turned-monsters, and system-cleaner entities, Kael must navigate a ruined game-world teetering on the edge of collapse. Ancient guilds war over glitch-ridden relics. Towering megastructures hide lost classes. Memory shards hold the truth of what really destroyed the world. With every kill, he steals power. With every secret uncovered, the system adapts. And with every level… he becomes something less human. Or something more. He was supposed to be nothing. Now he might be the only one who can break the system—or remake it in his own image.

In the world of Chronoa, the dawn of a new age is heralded by desperation. For generations, the races of Humania have stood defiant against the creeping darkness and monstrous hordes that threaten to swallow their lands. Battles rage, kingdoms fracture, and even the bravest warriors fall beneath the tide. Outnumbered and beset on every side, the rulers and sages of the Estevania Empire pour the last of their hopes into a single, forbidden rite—the legendary Hero’s Covenant. Forged in ancient myth, the Hero’s Covenant promises salvation: by sacrificing the purest souls, the empire seeks to summon powers long lost to time. The ritual is heralded as humankind’s greatest chance for deliverance, their final bid for survival and eternal peace. But something goes wrong. Where light should have returned, a chilling silence settles. Forces meant to save instead begin to unravel the world’s fragile balance. As the days pass, strange things stalk the forests and forgotten towns. The fallen do not rest. The missing return, hollow-eyed and twisted, bearing strange wounds and hungers whispering of a fate worse than death. Now, as hope’s last gamble curdles into horror, all of Humania... No! all of Chronoa faces the consequences of reaching too far—and discovers that not every action can brings salvation. Some open the way for darkness that will not be denied. In the shadow of the failed Hero’s Covenant, the land itself begins to turn against those who wished to save it. Chronoa will never be the same. And the dead... started to raised once again.

The dead don’t rise all at once—they creep in, unnoticed.... Edward is just a stocker at a fading retail store, living paycheck to paycheck and trying not to think too hard about the strange absences, the quiet sirens, and the ever-growing shadows in the aisles. But as unease turns to fear and the first signs of infection appear, it becomes clear: the dead don’t rise all at once—they creep in, unnoticed. What begins as a normal shift soon unravels into something far more sinister, as Edward finds himself at the edge of a world beginning to rot from the inside out. With each chapter, the infection spreads. And with it, Edward must shed the comforts of routine and confront the brutal truths of survival. This isn’t the story of where the world ends. This is where the dead begin.

The stereotypical zombie rebirth novel, told through the eyes of somebody who is really, really confused. Firstly, who the hell is Sebastian Reid? Secondly, why the hell is he kidnapping Jordan Phillips? Thirdly, what the hell does he mean by zombies? Does he mean ZOMBIES zombies? Jordan would really like an explanation, preferably yesterday. [Read 5 chapters ahead on my Patrxon + support the novel!] https://www.patrxon.com/fantasydeath (replace the "x" with an "e")

She's living, but not alive. Ezra’s life is one of pain and sadness. Her only escape? her diary where she bleeds all her grievances. It keeps her strong enough to endure, until she doesn't.

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)

16-year-old Yun Shuhi's year end high school holidays become twisted when she gets herself involved in a twisted murder case. She tries to solve it as a curious challenge which quickly pulls her into a deadly game of manipulation and mind games. The deeper she digs, the more she uncovers mysteries and the true nature of the killer she's chasing. In the end, the killer turns out to be someone she never expected... someone she could strangely relate to.

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A group of people try to survive the zombie outbreak

WHERE DO THE DEAD GO? by Stephen Joseph When tragedy strikes, Steven's world is shattered. His best friend, Ifmen, is gone, leaving behind only memories and unanswered questions. As Steven navigates the darkness of grief, he begins to wonder: where do the dead go? A poignant and thought-provoking exploration of love, loss, and the mysteries of the afterlife.

The stars are dead. The sky is empty. And Rain? He’s the last goddamn nightmare standing. A city broken by pain and shadow is his hunting ground — a place where mercy died long ago. When an ancient power tears through his soul, he becomes a Star Bearer, a reluctant weapon against an unstoppable darkness called Mourn. No salvation comes easy. No light comes without scars. With only the cryptic Moon Person and Dawn’s fierce loyalty at his side, Rain must fight a war in the cosmos — and inside himself. The question isn’t if he’ll break… it’s how far he’ll fall before he rises.

Eden's life was good... Perhaps perfect, until the devil decided to pay him a visit. Born into a small clan with a gifts that allowed them to communicate with dragons and granted them resistance to flames. Both he and his people lived in peace. until that day.... As he saw his once thriving village now a scene of utter devastation. His village, soaked with blood. Lifeless bodies sprawled, littering the earth. Eden had nothing left..... Or so he thought. He is plunged into a world where he would soon discover that within him resides the key to decide the war among God's.

Paul died a hero on Earth. Now, he's reborn in a world where legends are feared—and he is the most feared of them all. Armed with godlike powers and a dark, chilling aura, Paul becomes known as The Dead Dead, a cursed immortal with the strength to level kingdoms. In a world of monsters, magic, and war, he seeks answers, revenge, and perhaps something more. They call him a myth. They call him a monster. But when he speaks his final words in battle, the world trembles: "I AM OBLIVION."

"Wait, who split the sky!?"

Twelve people get transported into a new world, and forced to complete trials to go home. as they explore this new world they uncover its secrets and history .

Kurohana High was just another prestigious school tucked away in the quiet suburbs—until an anonymous message appeared in the class group chat: “Welcome to the Game. Task #1 begins now.” No one took it seriously… until the first student died. Now, trapped in an invisible nightmare with no way out, Class 10-B is forced to participate in a brutal, twisted series of tasks. Some are personal. Some are public. Some demand betrayal. Some demand blood. One mistake means death—and the Game never forgives. Behind every rule lies a punishment. Behind every friendship, a fracture. And watching it all from the shadows… something that isn't quite human. But there is one promise: Survive all tasks, and any wish you desire will be granted. In a classroom turned execution chamber, trust is a weapon—and survival is the cruelest game of all.