Aot Choir

The universe, as we knew it, met a rather undignified end. Not with a whimper, but with the Big Crunch—a cosmic act of divine indigestion that squashed everything back into a primordial, infinitely dense point. From the perspective of Old Man Quasar, a perpetually cynical black hole who relished the ultimate cosmic punchline, to Bartholomew, a ridiculously self-important red giant who absolutely refused to believe it was happening, the universe’s grand finale was, predictably, a complete chaotic mess. But out of that monumental squish, something entirely unexpected happened: a reborn world. This is the story of that rebirth, narrated by the same jaded, gossiping, and perpetually annoyed cosmic entities who witnessed the original cosmic burp and humanity's baffling rise. As the new universe (or perhaps, a vastly condensed, recycled version) begins its peculiar expansion, our celestial observers find themselves grappling with familiar, yet strangely altered, elements. And at the heart of this reborn cosmos lies a familiar blue-green planet, seemingly recreated from the cosmic dust of its former self, with echoes of its most peculiar inhabitants—the carbon-based pests known as humans. "A WORLD REBORN" is a side-splitting, irreverent journey through cosmic cycles, where the universe's most profound collapses lead to its most absurd beginnings. Will this new world, and its potential new inhabitants, learn from the past? Or are they doomed to repeat the same petty squabbles and digital distractions, all while the celestial choir watches on, placing bets on when the next "Big Burp" (or crunch) will inevitably occur? Prepare for a hilarious, existential roller-coaster through the cycles of creation and destruction, where even the end is just another beginning for cosmic chuckles.

What is forgotten lives in the cracks between dreams… and someone has started to remember. The world ended. Not in fire or war, but in silence — when reality itself was forgotten. Now, only fragments remain. A broken world patched together by memory, myth, and madness. Cities vanish overnight. History rewrites itself. Gods appear in dreams and die when no one believes in them. In the middle of this dream-fractured world awakens a nameless boy — memory-locked, emotion-starved, and haunted by visions of a code that no one else can see. They call him "Null." But Null is no ordinary orphan. He is the Echo Vessel, a living paradox able to traverse the Sanctum Layers — dream-worlds hidden beneath reality, each bound by forgotten truths and memory-forged magic. As Null begins to recover fragments of his stolen self, he unlocks a forbidden art: Mnemonic Lawcrafting — the power to alter reality by restoring what the world has lost. But every truth comes with a cost. The gods are watching. The Scriptorium wants him erased. The Hollow Choir is singing again. And Null’s own memories might be the key to resurrecting the being that caused the Collapse. In a world where memory is magic and forgetting is survival… What will you sacrifice to remember who you are?

To gain power, he gave up his voice. Now, his blade speaks for him. Sixteen-year-old Timothy Maxwell once dreamed of becoming a hero. That dream died the night his hometown was slaughtered by Inquisitors—silenced in the name of peace. Left for dead and unable to scream, Timothy is chosen by a cursed order known only as The Choir—warriors who sever a sense to awaken monstrous power. In exchange for his voice, he gains a blade that sings with rage, grief, and vengeance. Now known only as Mute, he travels a fog-drenched, Victorian world teetering on the edge of collapse—where religion is weaponized, magic is forbidden, and silence is feared. Each member of the Choir has paid a price: sight, hearing, touch, smell, taste. In return, they’ve become monsters—and legends. But Timothy’s silence hides more than sorrow. Inside him lies an ancient Resonance that the Order tried to erase. And when his blade finally sings… The world will listen.

A world that forgot its past. A flame that never did. In the year 204 Post Chorus Reign, the world lies stitched in silence. Memory is fractured. Veilmarks—once sacred—have become unstable echoes of power, stolen by those who never earned them. The Hollow Choir watches from the shadows, reshaping truth itself. But one child remembers. One name hums beneath the silence. When the fracture ignites and the forgotten realm of Veleda stirs once more, four young souls will be pulled into the rhythm of something ancient. This is not a rewrite. This is the true timeline. You’re not reading the beginning. You’re reading what was hidden beneath it.

Volume Two of the Ashborn Saga After rescuing his sister Yui from the depths of Bone Mountain and destroying the twisted Echo Prince, Kairo, now fully awakened as Ashborn, sets his sights on a new path—one not just of survival, but truth. Guided by a shard of obsidian infused with ancient power, Kairo, Yui, and the rogue Shard-hunter Aeska journey across a glass-like dead sea toward the mythical Tower of Song—a living archive built from memory, magic, and music. There, Kairo learns the forgotten history of the Ashborn: once revered as guardians of the soul-realm, their voices shaped the balance of the world—until the Ardent Choir betrayed them and buried their legacy. But the Tower does more than reveal the past. It sings of the Vault of Stars, the last refuge of true Ashborn power—and perhaps the key to restoring what was lost. Yet the Choir is watching. The echoes of the Echo Prince are not fully silenced. And somewhere in the shadows of a fractured world, something darker still—older than gods, hungrier than silence—awaits the return of the First Song. With his bond to Yui tested, enemies drawing closer, and new powers awakening within, Kairo must decide: will he simply carry the legacy of the Ashborn… …or become it?

In a place with no memories and no names, identity is a luxury—and survival is everything. A man awakens in a bar outside the bounds of reality. He doesn’t know who he is, or how he got there. All he’s given is a drink, a smirk from the barkeep, and a spin of a cosmic roulette. The result? A name. A power. A purpose. Thrown into a brutal arena where each fighter is gifted a unique ability and forced to kill or die, he must learn quickly—or be added to the Choir, where every fallen soul becomes a forgotten note in a never-ending song. The rules are simple: fight, entertain, survive. But in a world built for violence and spectacle, the real question isn’t who will win. It’s why any of them are here in the first place.

The last thing Elias Vayne remembers is the taste of blood on his tongue and the cold bite of regret as his life seeped into the pages of a book he should never have opened. The tome was ancient. Forbidden. Said to hold the truth behind the Hollow Star—a myth whispered about in locked libraries and half-burned scrolls. Elias didn’t expect answers. He didn’t expect to die, either. But death was only the beginning. When he wakes, it’s in a stranger’s body. Cassius Locke. Alchemist. Criminal. A man with a noose waiting at dawn. The face in the mirror isn’t his, but the searing mark burned into his chest says otherwise. The Hollow Star has claimed him, and it isn’t silent. It speaks in whispers. In dreams. In memories that aren’t his. And with every secret it offers, it takes a little more of him in return. Now Elias is trapped in a city where truth is a death sentence, where the Obsidian Choir hunts truth-seekers in alleyways slick with wax and blood, and where the Church of the Hollow Dawn preaches salvation through extinction. Nobles wear borrowed faces. Beggars speak in riddles. And the gods? The gods are dead—but they never stopped screaming. To survive, Elias must follow the threads of a ritual he never meant to complete, navigate a world that devours sanity, and unravel a conspiracy older than empires. Because the ritual didn’t bring him back by chance. It chose him. And the apocalypse? It isn’t coming. It’s already here.

Arashi Kageyama is just an archivist. Or so he thought. Quiet, thoughtful, and burdened with a strange sensitivity to the world’s emotional undercurrents, Arashi lives in Meirōmura, a village forgotten by time. But beneath his calm exterior lies a dormant power tied to something far greater than himself. When monsters known as Hollow Ones raze his village on the night of a cosmic event called the Harmonic Convergence, Arashi awakens to the terrifying truth: he is the reincarnation of Raziel, the Seraphic Keeper of Secrets, a being of forbidden knowledge and divine resonance. This revelation does not go unnoticed. Mizuki Shirasu, a disciplined Chorister Knight from the nation of Lumina, is dispatched to investigate the Resonance spike caused by Arashi’s awakening. Though their alliance is uneasy, Mizuki begins to question everything she’s been taught about the Seraphim, and the boy she was ordered to control. Together, they flee from corrupted creatures and the enigmatic Silenced, hunted by both holy and unholy powers. The deeper they journey, the more Arashi is forced to confront visions of his past life, the pull of ancient knowledge, and a growing dissonance in his soul that could either save or unmake the world. The Void Choir, a cosmic threat long erased from the records, is returning. And Arashi may be the only one who can stop it… if it doesn't consume him first. Now, Arashi must master his Resonance, uncover the truth behind the Divine Fragments, and choose between the secrets that could restore balance or unravel the last song of creation. What do you do when the universe sings your name... but every note is a warning?

Gavin, the peculiar anti-hero of Endless Proof: Reincarnation Isn't Justice!, is a petite, delicate-looking teenage boy whose outward appearance is as unnerving as his personality. With his diminutive frame and androgynous features, he often draws confused glances, an effect only heightened by his striking hair—split evenly between stark white and jet black, as if his very existence is divided between light and shadow. But it’s his eyes that truly unsettle: deep, black voids that seem to swallow light, as though they’re windows to the infinite emptiness of his soul. His unnervingly blank expression often gives way to smirks of dry amusement, the only hint at the chaos he’s about to unleash. Gavin has long since stopped caring about the endless cycle of reincarnation he’s trapped in. With no original life to anchor him and an unending loop of memories from countless worlds, identities, and timelines, he’s grown utterly disillusioned. He doesn’t even bother pretending to be invested anymore. Instead, he’s made a choice: if the universe insists on thrusting him into infinite lives, he’ll make each one a stage for his dark comedy, turning everyone around him into unwitting participants in his whimsical chaos. Despite his frail, ghostlike appearance, Gavin wields immense power, easily bending the rules of each world to suit his humor. He might conjure a fire-breathing dragon, only to make it sneeze bubbles instead of fire. He’s just as likely to replace the fearsome demon king’s minions with a choir of tone-deaf singing slimes or turn the Chosen Hero’s sacred relic into a banana. His deadpan delivery and unflinching apathy only make his antics more jarring—he’ll face world-ending crises with the same energy he uses to decide whether breakfast should include toast. Though Gavin’s jokes are seemingly harmless, they often force other characters to face the absurdity of their own existences. Arrogant knights, stoic kings, and brooding villains are all reduced to bumbling fools in his presence, their grand destinies shredded by his relentless mockery of the narratives they cling to. Yet, underneath his sharp wit and apathetic exterior lies a tragic core—an eternal loneliness born from existing without an origin, a person without a home or purpose. For Gavin, humor is both a weapon and a shield, a way to stave off the crushing weight of eternity. While others see him as an unpredictable force of nature, he sees himself as the punchline to an unfunny cosmic joke. His actions may seem random, but there’s a method to his madness: to remind everyone, including himself, that in a world as absurd as his, laughter is the only thing that makes sense.

In a galaxy where gods and monsters wage eternal war, one man becomes the architect of humanity’s last stand. When Kael Veyne, a disillusioned mechanic from 21st-century Earth, is torn from his world and thrust onto the corpse-planet Vyrion-9, he inherits a war he doesn’t understand. Armed with the Legion Architect System—a mysterious technology that grants him the power to summon soldiers, construct fortresses, and unlock arcane weapons—Kael must rebuild the planet’s shattered defenses from ashes. But Vyrion-9 is no empty graveyard. The planet is hunted by the Vorath Swarm, a ravenous hive-mind of crystalline xenos, and haunted by the Screaming Choir, psychic cultists warped by an alien artifact called the Warp Shard. As Kael’s fledgling legion grows, so does the attention of deadlier foes: Stalkers in Iron (ancient mechanical horrors) and the Eldritch Confluence (cosmic entities feeding on the Vorath’s carnage). To survive, Kael must evolve from a scavenger into a warlord. But the System demands a price: the more he upgrades his Imperial Regulars, Ascendant Legion, and Aetheric Conclave, the more his humanity erodes. His soldiers are expendable—husks, superhuman zealots, and unstable psykers—but Kael’s conscience isn’t. When he discovers the Vorath are not invaders but creations of a long-dead empire, he must choose: reignite the galaxy’s deadliest war machine or let Vyrion-9 become a tomb for his soul. "Legion of the Eclipse" is a relentless blend of grimdark warfare, base-building progression, and cosmic horror, where every victory inches Kael closer to becoming the monster he fights.

In the world of Aedra, dreams do not merely exist in slumber—they shape reality. The Veil, an ethereal boundary, separates the waking world from the Somnisphere, a realm where thought can mold landscapes, and memories become tangible. Those who wield the Dreamborn Arts—Lucids, Weavers, Sleepwalkers, Echoes, and Hollows—command the essence of the dreamscape itself. But something is shifting. Yeaia Nolas, a wanderer neither wholly real nor wholly dream, walks the liminal spaces between the worlds. Marked by an eye that sees beyond time and a past lost in the unraveling tides of forgotten history, they are drawn to the whispers of the Unremembered—souls erased from existence, lingering at the edges of oblivion. When the ancient Forgotten City begins to stir, revealing pathways that should not exist, Yeaia is thrust into a mystery older than the Veil itself. The Awakened Choir seeks to merge dreams and reality into one endless vision. The Hollowed Crown hungers to consume the last remnants of the Somnisphere. And deep beneath the ruins, something ancient and dreaming begins to wake—something that should never have been forgotten. As the Veil weakens and the world teeters on the brink of unraveling, Yeaia must navigate treacherous alliances, eldritch horrors, and the weight of a fate they may not be able to escape. Because in Aedra, to dream is to create. And to forget… is to cease to exist.

"Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. And if you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you" -Friedrich Nietzsche "To truly find out what defines us monsters is to know what life really is" After waking up from a year long coma Dimitri finds out he has been turned into a Chimera, a cannibalistic monster with the abilities of animals. Dimitri must now live and hide his Chimera side from society as there is an Organization that hunts his species down and want them extinct by all means. Dimitri looks for the one person he could turn to for help, his bestfriend Tyrese also being the one who has given him this curse hoping he'd know how to make him human again. Along this journey Dimitri is bound to encounter some true monsters both human and not. Chimeras only look human until they activate their abilities and transform into their respective animal. They can only eat the raw meat of both animals & humans. Humans are a more nutritious and beneficial source of food giving them more power after each feeding. Hey not going to lie this novel was heavily inspired by Tokyo ghoul and AoT so please enjoy the story.

In the heart of New Orleans, where the line between the sacred and the profane blurs, Detective Samuel Vance is drawn into a chilling investigation. A series of brutal murders, each more grotesque than the last, leads him to an ancient and secretive cult known as The Choir of Sins—a fanatical sect that believes in absolution through bloodshed. As Vance delves deeper, he begins to experience terrifying visions of the Archangel Gabriel, a celestial warrior whose messages are anything but comforting. Gabriel warns of an impending war, one that will tear through the veil of reality and plunge humanity into divine reckoning. But Vance’s doubts and sins make him a poor champion of heaven’s will. Enter Lilith, a seductive and cunning demon who offers Vance forbidden knowledge and power to fight the cult—at the cost of his soul. Torn between the wrathful justice of heaven and the whispered temptations of hell, Vance must navigate a path drenched in blood, deception, and sin. As the Choir’s rituals escalate and the city teeters on the brink of chaos, Vance races against time to uncover the truth. But in a world where angels and demons play their games through mortal hands, who can he truly trust? And how much of himself is he willing to sacrifice to end the Choir’s unholy hymn?

yamamoto hiragi is a 22 year old working as a choir boy after a tiring work he spends time in his appartment and watching a certain anime until night and fell asleep when he woke up hes in a unfamilliar place that looks like a restaurant

“I was Heaven’s best angel, Gabriel—perfect, radiant, unbeatable. Then one stupid bet with a demon, and boom, I’m stuck in Hell ruining bake sales. It’s temporary, though. I’ll get my halo back. No thanks to her.” “‘Her’? Oh, you mean me? Hi, I’m Lily—the demon who now wears that halo. Heaven’s great, by the way. Choir practice? Not so much. But I’m making it work. My current hobby? Making sure Gabe here stays exactly where he belongs—at the bottom.”

In Kurohama city secret war is simmering. It is between living and dead. The spirits are known as 'Remnants'. These spirits trapped by their despair can become Hollowed beings. They can consume souls of the living and transform. The living and dead are at constant odds. To handle these threats, an order exists. An ancient group of warriors. They are called Veilbreakers. They use powerful weapons Soulclads. They are forged from fragments of their very own souls. Soulclads are essential in this battle. This war between the living and the dead. High school delinquent becomes the protagonist. His name is Kaoru Tenjou. Kaoru is haunted by mysterious disappearance. This disappearance was of his sister. During a rescue attempt where a friend in danger. Hollowed was the threat. Kaoru's Soulclad has form of jagged blade. This blade is of dark glass. Kaoru learns that his sister was Veilbreaker. She was searching for a conspiracy. This was involving rogue members. Also a sinister group - The Abyssal Choir. They aimed to unleash chaos between realms. Kaoru joins the Veilbreakers. He must master his unstable Soulclad. He must confront his inner darkness. His allies include a fiery exorcist. A stoic swordswoman with cursed Soulclad. And mischievous ghost guide. Together they seek truth about his sister. They seek truth about their connection to the Abyssal Choir.

In a multiverse teetering on the brink of collapse, Kael Ardyn, a young wanderer, stumbles upon a shard of unimaginable power—a fragment of the Prime Echo, the heart of the Nexus that once bound countless realms in harmony. The shard grants him access to the chaotic energies of Resonance, but its power comes with a heavy price: every use brings him closer to unraveling what little balance remains. Pursued by factions with conflicting goals—the zealous Spiral Choir, the enigmatic Reverie Collective, and the ruthless Silent Path—Kael is thrust into a high-stakes conflict. Each faction seeks control of the shards, claiming they alone can restore the Nexus or reshape it to their will. As Kael struggles to master the shard’s volatile power, he encounters Aeris Saelin, a wandering bard with a sharp tongue and a veiled past, whose knowledge of Resonance may hold the key to his survival. Together, they navigate treacherous realms, uncover ancient Stabilizers that once sustained the Nexus, and face the shadowy remnants of the Prime Echo itself—fragments that speak cryptic truths about the Nexus’s fate. But Kael soon realizes the greatest threat may not lie in the factions hunting him or the monstrous Resonance beasts stalking the realms. Instead, it may be within himself: the shard’s voice grows louder with every battle, its will increasingly at odds with his own. As the Nexus deteriorates further, Kael is forced to confront impossible choices. Will he sacrifice everything to restore balance, even if it means destroying himself—or will he succumb to the shard’s power and risk plunging the multiverse into irreversible chaos? The Nexus Requiem blends high-concept fantasy, multiversal intrigue, and layered character drama into an epic tale of survival, betrayal, and self-discovery. With every decision, Kael’s journey reveals not only the truth behind

All she wanted was a man to pinch out that inner side of her, Bonita, knowing fully well she wasn't just the boring 19-year-old covered in long choir robes on Sundays, the long denim skirts she had to put on to school. Life was the usual morning chores, school, and church, not until her twentieth birthday when she met Fredrick, a basketballer who lived down her street.

Echoes of the Shattered Veil follows Kael Ardyn, a thief who steals a mysterious shard from the Masked Choir, only to unleash its ancient magic. Transported to a strange forest, Kael finds himself pursued by the Choir and an enigmatic warrior known as an Ecliptica Seeker. As he uncovers the shard's dangerous power, Kael must navigate deadly battles and unravel a dark secret before the forces chasing him destroy everything. Will he survive the consequences of the Shattered Veil—or become its next victim?

This story is not going to be exactly like the anime it will follow the anime but it will be different. Mina was reincarnated into AOT one of her favorite animes as a childhood friend to Eren, Mikasa, and Armin. But her family has a secret that she doesn't know is that she is born to a special family. There are nine great titans known to a select few but to the people that lurk in the shadows there are 10. Mina is the daughter of the 10th great titans that rivals the founding titan or maybe stronger. The day of when her world is changed how will she use this power of hers when it is awakened?.

What if you found out that the gods who you thought were your savior, were the reason behind everyone's suffering? What if the monsters, the powers, the towers that mysteriously appeared in the world before you were even born, were just the first step of creating the most entertaining show for the gods? Yui, was once an servant of god, but after learing the dark truth, he felt disgusted about himself. The reasons he has, the passion he have for serving the almighty beings, slowly vanishes into dust. And was replaced with hatred, a wish for revenge. "The kind hearted choir boy of the church you once knew, isn't a slave of order and commands anymore, watch me overthrow all of these tyrants and bring peace ones again" "I'll set down on my path, to bring back the peaceful world devoid of any war and bloodshed, i will turn this world into my wished paradise"

Dread clung to the rain-soaked air as Bright, a forsaken soul, found solace beneath the rainy downpour. The skies wept in a sinister dance, casting shadows that whispered of ancient mysteries. Bright, shunned by love, sought refuge in the haunting cadence of raindrops, where despair intertwined with the unearthly. The desolate echoes of a rejection echoed in the spectral rainfall, a chorus of forgotten sorrows. In the distance, a spectral choir of children clad in ethereal yellow raincoats sang an incantation, invoking eldritch forces. "Rain, rain, go away, summon darkness another day," their voices carried a haunting resonance, echoing the arcane secrets hidden within the tempest. The world around Bright warped, revealing elden truths. A mysterious figure, cloaked in shadows, murmured, "When the rainfall comes, the veil between realms thins." The boy's disheveled hair and cerulean eyes now reflected not only longing but an unsettling connection to the eldritch energies pulsating through the storm. "The rain..." whispered the ancient voice, now tinged with malevolence. "It's not just sad; it's the lamentation of forsaken souls, the gateway to elden realms where despair and enchantment converge." As Bright delved deeper into the eldritch mysteries, the rain transformed from a mere backdrop to a malevolent force, a conduit to a reality that defied understanding. The refrain shifted to a chilling chant, "Eldritch rain, weave your spell, unveil the secrets we dare not tell." In this unsettling tale, Bright's journey unfolded amidst eldritch horrors, his heart entwined with the arcane, and the rain a harbinger of both dread and revelation. "In shadows kissed by the night's dread, Eldritch whispers, where nightmares bred. Dance with fear, embrace the abyss, Aglorin darok, veshor'kath, kritholis The Dusklings speak of rainy days..." _______________________ ____________________ (TA): There is a reason why the name of the mc in the synopsis differes from the actual story, please don't be confused anyways.I think I'm gonna go far with this story..... Enjoy.

*Mature content warning* Attack on Titan/Shingeki no Kyojin fanfiction. A very talented new female soldier has joined the Survey Corps, but she still remains a mystery. She conceals her identity as best she can, however, her secrets will come out eventually. How will her fellow scouts react when they learn about her past? With a rough past to deal with, can she handle dealing with everything, especially when her superiors take an interest in her and feelings get involved? (Y/n/n) - your nickname (Y/n) - Your name (L/n) - Last name (H/c) - Hair colour (H/l) - Hair length (E/c) - Eye colour Author's note: There are some original characters for the sake of the story, but, as always, any AOT characters are owned by the amazing Hajime Isayama. Hope you enjoy the fan fiction! It does contain mature subject mater, so be aware of that. Another fair warning, there will be lemon chapters as the story progresses, but they will be labeled if you would like to skip them.

In a dying world ridden with poverty and corruption. Where evil grows by the day. A young schoolboy is thrown into the middle of a war that has been raging for millennia. The protectors, or gods as they were once called. weak from all the battles and the ignorance of their creation who just refuse to acknowledge their divine presence are on the losing side of the war with the dark forces. Their greatest enemy and the greatest threat to earth had been freed, and he in turn had freed his powerful minions. Revenge on the Protectors was his first goal,then the complete destruction of Earth would follow. In a last-minute bid to ensure that earth is not lost and that there is at least some form of protection for the world. the last 12 protectors feed all their powers into an accessory that falls into the possession of Ethan who manages to unlock this power. [ Congratulations, you have been granted the multi-God system! ] "You've got to be kidding me!" Ethan mumbled under his breath before bursting into laughter. "A system of all things. in today's era?" he asked the man by him who just looked on puzzingly. what was the boy talking about?, and by the gods, what was he doing? the man asked himself as the boy started tapping the air as if orchestrating a choir. Will Ethan continue the fight with the dark side? Or will he choose to do his own thing in a world where he has nothing to lose? -------------- Just to be clear. The world is completely fictional so do not compare it to our real-world or even the universe :# ===== P.S I don't own the cover. If the owner has any issues, I can take it down. ===== Join my discord channel below for more info about the book or if you simply wanna hang out and talk about everything godly. https://discord.gg/hQtzSCKn8a

Aot but with more titans a lot more

This is my first time doing this kind of thing so I am sorry if you do not like it

The rust within souls: doubt, heartbroken, fear, mysterious, strong emotions like regret, anger, anxiety, etc. Their is also ones who are recorded in this book that loves the comfort of the darkness, and those who are happy; and fight the monsters in the darkness. (Poetry Form Book.)

Jacklyn Jae is an ordinary student. She participates in band, choir, drama, etc. and she has exceptional grades. But, she never thought she would be chosen to show the new kids around the school, not being able to speak their language. Her being the students' first friend leads to a lot of drama, but mostly being good. Jacklyn doesn't know what this will bring, but she isn't sure what will happen.

Grace Lightsinger is just a simple farm girl. Ever since the death of her parents, she's been taking this slowly, one day at a time. That changes when she dies protecting a stranger. But instead of a peaceful afterlife, she finds herself reborn as an angel with a mysterious "Saintess System" that no one else can see. She's made to choose between three factions of gorgeous immortals: warrior angels who fight demons, healer angels who tend the wounded, and love angels who raise morale through very intriguing methods. However, unlike other angels who can only master one path, Grace discovers she has an affinity for all three. This hasn't happened since the goddess Eternia herself walked the heavens, which leads to Grace learning that she might be more than just a regular angel. She might be Eternia's chosen successor, herself. But not everyone in heaven is happy about Grace's arrival. The scholarly Choir questions her legitimacy, fallen angels show dangerous interest, and that's not to even begin talking about the demons she'll be fighting. Grace wanted a peaceful afterlife, but between training, fighting demons, and trying not to die of gay panic, she's about to discover that heaven is a lot more dangerous than she ever imagined. --- A GL yuri harem novel! Daily updates at 12:00 pm est.