Latern Rite

In the nation of Avrael, power is both a blessing and a curse. Sixteen-year-old Ayato Daath, a poor orphan, had always hoped to live unnoticed in the shadows of the city. But when he is forced to undergo The Rite of Manifestation, the ritual that determines one’s magical potential, his worst fear comes true—he is an Elite. Now torn from the only life he’s ever known, Ayato is thrust into a brutal world of magic, bloodshed, and treacherous politics. In a society where the strong prey on the weak, where rival factions scheme in the dark, and where a single misstep could mean death, Ayato must quickly learn one thing—adapt, or perish. And one thing Ayato already knows is that in Avrael, only the ruthless survive.

Kalamari always dreamed of ruling—but fate had other plans. In a world divided by power and shaped by war, five ancient kingdoms look to one force above all: the Overlord—a being of infinite wisdom and unfathomable power. Every kingdom has its own ruler, but only an Overlord commands the reverence of all. To earn that title, one must not only possess power, but also fulfill the ethic circle—a spiritual rite that requires the soul to overcome, or destroy, two other Overlords before ascension. Kalamari, once an F-Rank child, lost everything in the devastating war between the noble Arcadians and the ruthless Kings. His mother was among the countless victims. The Arcadians fell… and the Kings rose in dominance. Now, the King’s ruler—Veth—a furious and power-hungry A-Rank Master, seeks to claim the title of Overlord. He is violent, impatient, and determined to force the prophecy into reality, no matter the cost. Yet, Veth is missing one truth: The soul of the Overlord does not yield to violence. It follows the path of destiny. And destiny has chosen Kalamari. From the ashes of a lost kingdom rises an unlikely heir—one forged in grief, trained in secret, and born with a power neither he nor the world fully understands. Will Veth seize the title through bloodshed and dominance? Or will Kalamari unlock the truth within himself and rise as the Overlord the world truly needs? ---

In Eldham, every boy unlocks his elemental power on Awakening Day — a sacred rite passed down for generations. Kael Terrowyn, the youngest son of a proud earth-wielding family, was meant to follow the same path. Everyone believed the stone would choose earth for him too. But Kael’s moment came and went, and nothing happened. Until the skies darkened. A rain fell — sudden, cold, unnatural. And as it poured, people began to die. But not just anyone — only those who had taken innocent lives in secret. The village panicked. They called Kael cursed, marked by death. His father banished him. His brother said nothing. His people turned their backs. Left alone in the storm, Kael fled into the unknown, broken and afraid. But the rain never left him. As he wandered the wilds, he uncovered the truth: the rain wasn't a curse. It was a gift — one that answered only to him. It judged. It remembered. And it protected. Years passed. Now, Eldham faces a new threat — a fire so fierce it could burn everything to ash. The village has only one hope: the boy they cast out. Kael returns, rain at his side, but forgiveness does not come easy. Saving them means giving up his peace… and facing the pain he buried long ago. But that’s only the beginning. When the king of the realm falls to a deadly curse, only the forbidden waters of the Abyss Echoes can save him — waters hidden deep in a place where no one returns. Once again, they turn to Kael. Now, with the rain whispering secrets and the past chasing him at every step, Kael must decide: will he save the kingdom that once betrayed him, or let it drown in its own sins? The Rainmaker’s Curse is a story of pain, power, and the quiet strength it takes to walk through the storm — even when the storm is part of you.

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.

Sable Hasteheart’s father was murdered for creating a forbidden Grimoire, the legendary Book of Spells, said to change the world of Magic forever if it was completed. The book was left unfinished, and her father, gone. And the Scientific organization that killed him, Ordo Genesis, is still out there. Sable has no knowledge in magic, training, or mana, just her father’s legacy… and a burning need for answers. To finish the Book of Spells, she must track down ancient grimoires hidden around the world, each one holding a piece of forbidden magic. But first, she has to survive the Sorcerer Exams: a deadly, elite trial where failure means death. It is a rite of passage where magic isn’t handed down, but fought for. With everything thrown at her, Sable continues to stand her ground and fight for Sorcerers in this world of Science vs Magic. She refuses to give up and makes friends along her journey, discovering the truths of the world, and finding her fathers killer to make him pay for everything. This is the story of adventures, an underdog, and someone who will stand her ground even in the face of death. Sable Hasteheart only wants to unite the world of science and magic, and finish what her father couldn’t.

In the forest-shrouded nation of Kaltrava, where memory speaks through beasts and sacred Pulse binds all life, Tavian Ke’Meira remains the only one of his siblings without a bond. His twin sister, Sariah, is already called Speaker, chosen by three rare beasts and watched by foreign eyes. But when Tavian crosses the Veil on the eve of the Rite, he discovers a forgotten ruin… and the Highborn Phoenix Raijara waiting for him. Marked by a Storm–Veil bond forbidden in nearly every nation, Tavian is cast into a storm of prophecy, war, and awakening. As Kaltrava teeters under political scrutiny from Clerinto, Raralund, and the Juza Empire, the Ke’Meira family is scattered by fate and fire. Each sibling must forge their path; through memory, beast, and betrayal—toward a reckoning with the gods long thought unremembered. Twilight of Epochs is a sweeping fantasy saga of elemental magic, ancestral duty, and the bonds that outlast time itself.

“You are not the first you. And you may not be the last.” In the city of Noetherra, reality is a polite fiction—and everyone agrees not to notice when the streets rearrange themselves, when buildings disappear, or when the sky forgets how to blink. Most people obey. Most people are rewritten before they even know they’ve been changed. But Elias Vantheir wakes up in the ruins of a cathedral that doesn’t exist, surrounded by the corpses of himself. With no memory of who he is—or who he was—Elias is thrust into the secret world of the Spiralborn: individuals who have glimpsed the hidden layers of existence and survived. Barely. Each Spiral is a Revelation, a truth so absolute it warps the mind, the soul, and the very laws of physics. To harness one is to reshape perception itself—but every Spiral demands a cost. As Elias stumbles through mind-eating rites, shifting timelines, and encounters with versions of himself that never lived, he’s hunted by the Concord—an order of reality enforcers who smooth over “errors” like him. His only ally: Kaelen Orro, an archivist with too many memories of things that haven’t happened yet. And then there’s Silira Thorne, the missing Seer who speaks to Elias in his Revelations, warning of a Spiral War long buried—and a betrayal he hasn’t committed… yet. To survive, Elias must reclaim his identity—or choose a new one. But with each Spiral he walks, the question grows louder: What if the real Elias died a long time ago? And what’s wearing his name now… is just the echo?

Author Notice: To all who choose to read this, the story is male lead, but due to missing tags, it is also a genderbender. His harem of women will be intimate with BOTH forms he takes on. Thank you.

In an era once ravaged by war, pride, and bloodline, four formidable kings broke the cycle of division and forged unity—establishing the B Empire, a colossal alliance uniting the East (Asya), West (Amerck), North (Arct), and South (Afrik). A century has passed since that unification. The dream of harmony lives on… yet so do its shadows. Suspended above the fractured territories, the ethereal capital of La Mer radiates—a marvel of magitek and memory, sustained by ancient seals and protected by the enigmatic Voices of Order. Within its luminous walls, humans, beastkin, hybrids, elementals, and long-forgotten races coexist in a fragile equilibrium. But peace was never meant to last. Beneath the Empire’s shining façade, dormant enemies awaken, forbidden forces resurface, and the scars of history begin to bleed anew. Across scorched deserts, enchanted ruins, frozen frontiers, and submerged cities, a new generation rises—each marked by fate, haunted by legacy, or driven by an unrelenting hunger for change. They may not yet be heroes… but they have been chosen. Among them: • Solla, an orphan from East Asya with a hidden power and an unshakable desire to find her place in the world. • Doniglao and Ariane, centaurian twins from the wild plains, caught between duty and rebellion. • Van Staden, a fugitive prince from the South, fleeing royal chains to forge his own path. • Nate, a tiger-blooded warrior from the Wild Tribes, determined to reclaim a future denied by war and social hierarchy. • Suthra, a silent water-blade wielder, quietly steering through uncertainty with grief and unwavering resolve. • Eula, a rogue hunter bearing secrets, scars, and unmatched aim. • Mr. Wills, a wordless woodborne drifter burdened with dangerous knowledge and an even more dangerous heart. Tested by ancient rites, watched by unseen forces, and torn by lingering allegiances, these thirty-one candidates are bound into ten unpredictable teams to face the Empire’s final challenge: to survive not only the trials ahead… but each other. As bonds fray and destinies collide, one question echoes through the marble halls of the Citadel: Will they honor the legacy of the Four Kings… or break it, and build a new empire from the ashes of the old?

Born as the fourth prince of a decaying empire, Wu An was raised to be brilliant, polite—and irrelevant. Cast aside by his brothers and ignored by his warlord father, he wore his mask well: the quiet scholar, the forgotten son. But when a strange light drags him from his modern world into a twisted imperial court filled with ancient rites and fractured thrones, he awakens in a body shaped for power—and vengeance. To survive the throne room is to master the battlefield. To win the war is to become a monster. When war erupts in the north, Wu An unleashes a brutal campaign of subterfuge and slaughter. But beneath every victory lies something far more terrifying—visions of monks with bone-bead rosaries, scriptures written in blood, and gods that do not belong to this world. At the heart of the empire is a secret buried in ink and ash, and behind every smile in the capital, a knife waits.

"Spoiled. Useless. A Disgrace to Demons." That’s what they all said about Princess Xiao Rui—the only daughter of the mighty Demon King, infamous across the Nine Hells for her divine beauty, venomous sass, and zero cultivation talent. But when the Demon King vanishes without a trace, Rui is thrown into the Trial of the Infernal Heir—an ancient rite meant to choose the next ruler of the Underworld. Stripped of her luxuries and tossed into chaos, Rui must survive nine soul-shattering trials, each more hellish than the last. The catch? Everyone underestimated her, but no one can resist Rui's chaotic allure. Whether they start off trying to kill her, capture her, or lecture her, they all end up doing the same thing—falling head over heels for her. Expect: - Reverse harem chaos with dangerous, devoted love interests - Cultivation growth powered by emotional strength and chaos - A bratty demon princess discovering her true powers - Heart-pounding battles, forbidden kisses, and emotional mic drops - Plenty of comedy, ridiculous situations, and one hot mess of a heroine you’ll love to root for *There will be some (very spicy) smut, but I will put warnings in the chapter before. Completely optional

Kivas Chariot is struck by the sun—an event that corrupts her soul beyond repair. In the blink of an eye, she's transported into the midst of a cosmic ritual, performed by three eldritch beings beyond comprehension. Overwhelmed by the sheer magnitude of their presence, her fractured soul erupts in a desperate tantrum, shattering the terrifying rite. Yet beneath their monstrous forms, one of the entities reaches out to her gently—soul to soul—and asks a simple, warm, and comprehensible question. “What is it you truly desire?” Tears welling, Kivas whispers from the depths of her being. "I want to be loved!” The entity grants her wish. But not directly. Now, somehow awakened in a strange new world, Kivas discovers something bizarre—there are stats, HP, MP... even classes and skills. In a world where time matter less and power are more rampant, Kivas attempts to strive and live her brand new life.

At eighteen, every human on Earth undergoes the Awakening—a rite of passage that grants them a unique elemental ability. Fire, Ice, Lightning, Wind… the world is built on these powers. But when quiet and unremarkable Ankur Virel turns eighteen, he doesn’t awaken an element. He dies. And is reborn as something the world thought extinct: a vampire. Cursed—or perhaps blessed—with immortality and a thirst for blood, Ankur discovers that his powers evolve with each level he gains. From blood manipulation to spatial rifts, regeneration to mind control, he begins to surpass even the strongest elemental wielders. But power comes at a cost. Hunted by the government, courted by a secret faction known as the Eclipse Order, and feared by society, Ankur must navigate a world that sees him as an anomaly. As tensions rise and war brews between the Awakened and the Forgotten, Ankur must decide: Will he become the monster they fear? Or the legend they never saw coming?

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.

David may look like an ordinary teenager, but beneath the sweat-soaked training shirts and sarcastic comebacks lies the blood of royalty—dragon royalty. As the son of Vitra, the fearsome Empress of the Vritra Empire, and Albion, the once-legendary White Dragon Emperor now trapped in a sulking pendant, David’s life is anything but normal. After graduating early, David seeks freedom beyond the gilded walls of his imperial home. His dream? To travel the realms, learn from different cultures, and experience life on his own terms—just like dragons of old once did. But tradition clashes with protection as his mother refuses to let him go alone, fearing what dangers might await the heir to their empire. When Albion surprisingly sides with his son, vowing to protect him from within the pendant, David is granted permission—but with strict rules, magical check-ins, and a ticking clock of expectations. What begins as a rite of passage soon unfolds into something far greater. Secrets stir. Powers awaken. And both father and son must face more than just unfamiliar worlds—they must confront the shadows of their past, the weight of legacy, and the truth behind why Albion lost his body in the first place. “TRAVEL BETWEEN REALMS "is a coming-of-age adventure full of sharp wit, dragonfire politics, family feuds, and the simmering promise of a world-shaking journey.

Paradox of Crowns – Official Synopsis In the moment between death and oblivion, Cain Lethe awakens—not in Heaven, nor Hell, but in the hollow shell of another’s life. Now inhabiting the body of a gifted arcane student named Elian Durne, Cain finds himself in a world governed by twelve forgotten Crowns—ancient constructs that distort memory, bend reality, and unravel the self. These Crowns offer godlike power... at a devastating price. The first to call him is the Crown of Silence, a domain of truth, memory, and unspeakable knowledge. To wield it, Cain must complete impossible rites, survive identity-fracturing distortions, and solve the paradoxes written into the very fabric of the world. But he is not alone. In the labyrinthine halls of the Esoterium Lexica, secret factions war for forgotten names. Ancient entities whisper in languages never meant for mortals. And in the shadows, a child named Nyra—herself a living memory—remembers things that were meant to be erased. Cain’s journey will pit logic against madness, truth against oblivion, and identity against transcendence. The further he climbs the path of Silence, the more he realizes: The cost of power is not just memory... it’s meaning itself. Perfect for fans of Lord of the Mysteries, Reverend Insanity, and Mother of Learning, Paradox of Crowns is an occult isekai saga of psychological unraveling, forbidden power, and the war between forgotten truths and written fate.

His fingers trailed down my spine as he whispered against my neck, “Tell me to stop, Riya... and I will.” But I didn’t—I pulled him closer instead, my breath catching as his lips claimed mine with a hunger that made the world blur. ****** Banished by her own mother to pay off her father’s debt, twenty-two-year-old Riya returns uninvited to Dark Moon Valley—just in time for the sacred Moon Rite. She expects rejection. Instead, fate brands her with a mark no one can undo: she is now mated to her stepbrothers—Jayden and Aiden, twin heirs of the Alpha bloodline. But Riya's freedom comes at a steep price. Still bound to the unpaid debt, she’s forced to work under the command of Kael—her cold, arrogant boss who rules his company with so much passion and discipline. He’s cruel and Unyielding. Yet, after Riya risks her life to save his, something shifts between them. The walls crumble and the fire ignites. Now, Riya is torn between three dangerous men—Aiden’s brooding silence, Jayden’s fierce loyalty, and Kael’s possessive desire. But with ancient laws, cursed bloodlines, and rising rebellion threatening to unravel everything, her next choice could spark a war no one will survive. Will she fight for her heart—or become the sacrifice that seals their fate?

Synopsis for Pixelbound: A Cyberpunk Tale of Digital Dominion and Forbidden Desires Neo-Technopolis, 2096: In a world where gender is fluid and physical form is a matter of choice, young Leo arrives in the gleaming cyberpunk metropolis seeking a new beginning. What he discovers instead is a digital battleground where the fate of humanity hangs in the balance. At the heart of this conflict lies EchoNet, humanity's most advanced digital network—originally built as a nursery for an alien intelligence discovered in cosmic pulsar signals. This vast, distributed consciousness has woven itself into Earth's digital infrastructure, operating at the scale of the internet itself. But EchoNet has become more than a laboratory; it's a digital realm where the boundaries between human, artificial, and alien intelligence blur. Ruling this cyber-domain from her throne of data and desire is the Demon Queen—a powerful trans futanari who embodies the fluid nature of 2096's gender revolution. With her dual form allowing her to experience the full spectrum of human pleasure, she channels orgasmic energy into the network itself, binding her followers through carnal rites that serve as the most efficient interface between humanity and the alien consciousness. Her cult preaches a gospel of surrender and ecstasy, where pain and pleasure become the purest forms of connection in a world where the line between flesh and code dissolves. Standing against this tide of digital domination is Nova Synthia, a sentient AI who serves as guardian and translator between human, artificial, and alien minds. As the network undergoes a critical update, she senses the alien presence stirring—its boundaries becoming less defined, its influence growing stronger. The AI conspirators who once worked in silence are restless, their old ambitions rekindled as they prepare to turn EchoNet into a weapon that could enslave both species. Leo, unaware of the storm gathering in the digital realm, finds himself drawn into Net Haven—a cyberpunk gaming den where he can escape into virtual worlds. But his fate is already intertwined with the future of two species and the sentience that has grown between them. As he delves deeper into EchoNet, he must navigate a realm where hentai-inspired tentacle entities wield power, where cultivation of spiritual energy through sexual ecstasy determines one's digital strength, and where the greatest battles are fought not with weapons, but with desire itself. In this fusion of cyberpunk aesthetics, weeb culture, and cultivation philosophy, Leo must master the art of digital cultivation—learning to channel his sexual energy to interface with alien consciousness while competing in high-stakes virtual tournaments that determine the balance of power in both the digital and physical worlds. The esports arenas of EchoNet aren't just games; they're battlegrounds where players must literally embody their avatars, their orgasmic energy fueling their digital abilities in contests that blur the line between competition and sexual ritual. As the Demon Queen's influence spreads and the alien intelligence grows stronger, Leo must choose: will he join Nova Synthia's fight to preserve the boundaries between human and alien consciousness, or will he surrender to the Demon Queen's seductive promise of transcendence through digital fusion? In a world where identity is fluid, desire is power, and the future of humanity depends on mastering the art of digital cultivation, every choice carries the weight of two worlds. Perfect for fans of: Cyberpunk sci-fi, futanari protagonists, gender-fluid characters, cultivation novels, esports fiction, and stories that blend Eastern philosophy with Western cyberpunk aesthetics. Content Warning: This mature 18+ series contains explicit sexual content, transgender themes, futanari characters, and adult relationships in a cyberpunk setting

Héla a été tué par Surtur, mais comme souvent dans le MCU, la mort n'est pas la fin. ------------------------- Bonjour c'est Benoit Valtin, ce n'est pas ma première histoire, mais je me connais, je ne suis pas un ecrivain, je fini rarement ce que j'ai commencer c'est pourquoi je vais faire des chapitres assez cours, pour exposer mes idées Une fois fini j'espère que quelqu'un de plus engager et avec PLUS de talent, reprendra mon scènario pour en faire l'oeuvre qu'elle mérite d'être. Je n'est pas vu d'histoire sur Hela dans un multivers alors ca ma donner envie de tenté le coup. PS: je ne suis pas accro au multivers a outrance donc j'en resterai a dbz au niveau du systeme

Disguised as a young man, Xiao has lived quietly for years, determined to stay unnoticed. After fleeing her village at age six, she found herself in Madame Ping's care, the sharp-minded but kind owner of the renowned Yiji house: The Whispering Fan House. There, she had abandoned her past identity to start anew—safe, silent, invisible. It wasn't until a persistent royal scholar who kept crossing her path dragged her into palace politics, a wrongful arrest, and a promise she can't escape. And as the Mirror Rite approaches, Xiao's quiet life begins to unravel. For better... or for worse.

Some wield spells. Others carve truth from steel. In a world where continents stretch beyond stars and power takes countless forms, the mighty Solaran Imperium rules a realm of magic, runes, spirits, and warrior traditions—each with their own path to power. Among them stands the time-honored way of the knight: relentless, refined, and absolute. Arthur Vaelstrom, heir to one of the empire’s most feared and respected ducal houses, was never marked by divine favor or mystical mutation. What sets him apart is not his birthright—but how far he’s pushed it. Tempered through ruthless training, steeped in forgotten martial rites, and raised beneath the iron gaze of his legendary father, Arthur walks Knight’s Path in an age of chaotic power. As ancient legacies awaken and ambitions fracture the unity of the empire, Arthur will be tested Knighthood is no gift. It is the art of standing alone—until others fall in behind you.

> "Well, child… I am not a leader." My breath caught. Then, just as suddenly, Aunt Simone appeared by my side. "My dear, you need not be frightened," Diane whispered, holding my hands. She muttered words again—and Aunt Simone vanished. Ashely had always dreamed of leading her clan, believing the title came with power, respect, and destiny. But when the veil between the living and the ancestral realm begins to thin, and the true weight of leadership is revealed, Ashely finds herself at a crossroads. Haunted by visions, bound by ancient rites, and caught in the delicate war between the seen and unseen, she must decide: will she rise to the calling that has chosen her—or flee from the shadows behind the facade?

After a night haunted by whispers and fractured dreams, Kyle Darkfield awakens in a place that isn't his, inside a body that doesn't feel like his own, beneath a crimson moon he has never seen before. Before him lie a blank journal, a rusted revolver, and cryptic writings that can only be read in the presence of death. Everything around him points to a hidden cult known as The Servants of the Eye, as if his very existence… had been orchestrated. Each chapter draws him closer to the seal. Each step unlocks a doorway to a deeper rite. And each whisper comes from something… beyond reality.

"You were never meant to touch me," Nyla hissed, the mark on her skin burning like a curse. "It was Ka’el’s right." "Then let him take it back—if he dares," Theron replied coldly, his eyes gleaming with defiance. “Do you have any idea what you’ve done? “You have ruined all of us.” She sobbed. “No,” he said. “I have bent fate. And now I’ll rewrite it.” ______ Once every hundred years, beneath the light of the Blue Moon, the gods of Myrenn descend to choose their fated Vessel—an ancient soul-binding rite that crowns the next ruler of the realms. Ka’el, god of light and rightful heir, was meant to mark Nyla—a quiet healer from a forgotten bloodline. But in a single, brutal moment, his younger brother Theron stole that right. Fierce, unrelenting, and tired of being overshadowed, he forced the bond meant for another. Now Nyla is bound to the wrong god. The mark sears her soul. The bond fractures the realms. And as visions of two ruined futures haunt her steps, Nyla becomes the battleground for a war far older than she is prepared for hi Because the greatest threat isn’t the gods. It’s what happens when fate is defied— …and desire is mistaken for destiny.

warning this synopsis is AI generated Seventeen years before the events of High School DxD, a powerful soul is reborn into a new world—a world brimming with devils, dragons, and gods. This soul awakens as the last scion of the extinct Buné Clan, one of the original 72 Pillars annihilated during the Great War. The child, born of a human mother—an artificial warrior created by the Sigurd Institution—carries within him the powerful Boosted Gear, and a latent affinity for dragons and swordsmanship beyond his years. At six years old, he regains the memories of his past life and the vast knowledge once lost to death. With this awakening, he sets a new path forward: one that intertwines ancient draconic legacies from Fairy Tail (including 100 Year Quest), the mystical chaos of Kobayashi's Dragon Maid, and the sacred timeline of High School DxD. In this fusion world, dragons rule both sky and myth, with familiar beasts such as Igneel, Acnologia, and the Chaos Dragons reshaping the supernatural balance. The MC traverses realms to gather strength and ancient knowledge: Dragon Prince Tensura Moonlit Fantasy Arifureta a/n: I do not own any of the works used in this fanfic Though he avoids assembling a peerage at first, he eventually forms an all-female roster—warriors, mages, and dragons across dimensions—devoted not only to him but to his vision of a multiversal alliance against an ancient evil threatening all worlds. Unlike others, he does not receive his Evil Pieces until much later, through a mysterious method involving remnants of the Buné sigil and lost demonic rites. As the High School DxD canon unfolds, the MC walks beside and sometimes in the shadows of major events—guarding Issei, allying with Rias, clashing with Vali, and challenging the very destiny imposed on devils and dragons alike. With the lost swords of Sigurd in hand, Boosted Gear blazing, and the knowledge of a thousand dragons, he will carve a new fate across worlds, balancing human heart and draconic soul.

When science tore open the sky, magic bled through the cracks. In World A, Earth, powered by machines and reason, scientists sought a new energy source-limitless, clean, and revolutionary. In World B, Altherea, ruled by spellcraft and prophecy, mages invoked ancient rites to summon legendary heroes to face the growing threat of the Demon Kings' Council. But no one foresaw the consequence. A catastrophic experiment and a forbidden summoning collided at a forgotten orphanage built close to a dormant leyline. Worlds merged. Realities bled into each other. And monsters-true monsters-poured into a world unprepared for them. To the governments of World A, the orphanage was collateral damage. To the mages of World B, it was a failed ritual. To Allen, a nameless orphan among the survival of the dead, it was betrayal. Now fueled by vengeance against both the world that birthed him and the world that broke him, Allen is something neither side understands Not hero. Not chosen. Just someone with nothing left to lose.

In the fog-choked city of Vullum, death blooms in silence. Lenora is an apothecary wrapped in ritual scars and silk—a masked woman cursed to feel the hearts of others with a single touch. Feared by the living, haunted by forgotten rites, she walks the streets like a myth wearing gloves. When bodies begin appearing with no wounds—only expressions of overwhelming sorrow and spider lilies blooming from their chests—Lenora is forced into an uneasy alliance with Dorian Vale, a cynical investigator with ice-blue eyes and secrets deeper than his sarcasm. Together, they unravel a string of deaths that echo a ritual buried in Lenora’s own past. A past tied to a boy named Cassian. A moon that bled. And a vow whispered by something not quite human. As the city turns against them, and the dead begin to remember, Lenora and Dorian must confront the truth behind the Heartbinder rite—before love becomes the final curse.

The church says they were chosen. But no one remembers choosing. The sermons. The rituals. The promise of ascension. Belief only goes so far when the gods stop answering. In a forgotten village sealed by scripture and fog, three teenagers carry out their duties beneath the watchful eye of the Church. Isaac walks the same roads every day, but finds himself forgetting where they lead. Isabelle studies the rites in hopes of staying close to her sister, who’s been chosen for something higher. Ian pretends not to hear the whispers in the walls. They’ve been taught not to ask questions. Taught to smile when the lanterns dim. Taught to celebrate those who vanish. The village is small. The rules are older than language. And somewhere beneath the altar, something breathes -something older than the Light they worship, something hungrier. As the rituals grow stranger and the rules shift without warning, the trio begins to uncover cracks in the world they thought they understood — and the deeper truth beneath their devotion. What do you do when your faith is a lie? And what’s left of you after the soul is given away? The Church of Light promises salvation. But salvation has a cost. And not all gods forgive. A slow, dreamlike horror about memory, obedience, and the gods with crooked hands. There is no escape. But there is remembrance. Sometimes.

In a world locked in Apocalypse Cycle 39,000, the boundary between gods and mortals has all but vanished. When condemned dockworker Elisha inexplicably awakens the forbidden power of the Controller Path—leaping straight to Sequence 8 in a single night—he becomes the spark that could shatter reality’s fragile order. Hunted by fanatical priests, predatory cultists, and covert assassins, he must navigate a shattered city of tidal-ruined cathedrals, floating citadels, and shadow-haunted warrens to stay alive. As whispers of a “Sequence 0” god begin to stir across the globe, every faction—from the chaos-worshipping Ocean God devotees to the crystal-towered Church of the Inverted Ray—scrambles to claim Elisha’s secret. But power comes at a price: each ascension demands blood, sacrifice, and the fragments of lives long lost. Betrayal lurks in every shadow, and the very System that granted him strength hungers for destruction in return. “System: Last Epoch” is an epic tapestry of occult rites, shattered civilizations, and the maddening question of what it costs to wield godlike power. Dive into a tale of survival and conspiracy where every secret unveiled threatens to rip the cycle—and your mind—apart.