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Once upon a time—okay, more like Tuesday—Earth had a problem. Specifically, the kind of problem that comes with teeth, shadows, and a complete disregard for physics. They called it The Darkness. It showed up one day, wrecked the planet like it was a tutorial zone, and left humanity with two options: die screaming or die slightly later. That’s when a Supreme Being—possibly bored, possibly drunk on starlight—took pity on humanity and said: [“Alright, alright. You guys suck at surviving. Let’s try this again.”] With a snap (probably), the last remnants of mankind were transported to a new world: Celestara—a magical realm with floating continents, talking crystals, and suspiciously cute monsters that will absolutely kill you if you blink wrong. Here, humans can awaken magical Jobs, unlock hidden Talents, and level up using a divine system called Vaelwyn—basically fantasy’s version of patch notes and grind culture. It’s like someone made life into a video game. Because... they did [Six hundred year later] And then there’s Kael Virean—a guy from a perfectly normal parallel Earth, where the biggest threat to humanity was bad Wi-Fi and overpriced DLCs. He also happened to be a VR game world champion, the kind of player who dodged boss attacks in his sleep. One day, he opened his eyes… and found himself transmigrated to Celestara—in the body of an 18-year-old boy, just moments away from his Awakening. Whatever that means. --- [Disclaimer: Want to know what happens next? Then start reading. Curiosity is a powerful thing.]

In a world where the ancient war between werewolves and vampires has escalated to apocalyptic levels, the werewolf citadel stands on the brink of collapse. Klaus, a fiercely loyal yet restless Beta, is tormented by the incompetence of his Alpha, Malzan, who refuses to see the encroaching doom brought by the rise of Moloch, the terrifying new vampire warlord. Provinces are falling. Pack leaders are vanishing. And worse — Klaus is bound by fate to Moloch’s daughter, Nejire, the lethal and devastatingly beautiful general leading the vampire armies. As love, lust, and loyalty pull Klaus in different directions, he must decide where his allegiance truly lies: to his people, to his heart, or to the dark fire that burns between him and his greatest enemy.

In this post apocalyptic world full of death, danger, and disasters, humanity has been forced to live in large walled off citadels. In the face of overwhelming power, and calamities only the "Pathseekers", those that have been granted a "Path" are to able learn supernatural powers to protect humanity. Liam Mason found himself reincarnated as Lucian Vanarik in a small mining town in the Lotus Citadel, called Backridge as an orphan. Life as an orphan is already a fight for survival. But Lucian believed that although hard, life is at least peaceful. That is until he got entangled in the dangerous world of Pathseekers.

--------I am noticing many of you reading it but not adding to the library, maybe because of Prologue, so you can skip the Boring Prologue of Lore and get to the fun part, Chapter-01. Thanks for Reading it. I really appreciate it. Synopsis: [Ultra Short Version - Terry has game abilities—XP leveling, resource gathering, crafting items in seconds, spamming them in battle, and even granting others the same powers.] ------ [Short version] Terry's soul was a hollow flute. Isekai'd into a brutal world of monsters and dungeons, but with game-like powers, he was used as a pawn, then betrayed and abandoned. But in that emptiness, something ancient began to stir. Now he drifts unseen, collecting every secret and sin, his hollow core twisting into a hunger no one can escape. The flute has begun to sing. And when he plays, the world that cast him aside will drown in the music of his revenge. ----------------- [Long Version] Terry never had the wish. Had no big dreams. Never wanted to be great. No fire of ambition in his heart. Just emptiness. Maybe that's why he was chosen. A perfect vessel. Cracked and full of holes. Empty enough for something old and powerful to slip in. Like a flute waiting to be played, shaped to carry a god's lost song. He woke up in Tarnheval, a brutal medieval world choking on its own glory. Monsters lurking beneath shattered citadels. Dragons nesting in the ruins of dead kingdoms. Dungeons that swallowed entire generations. And nobles who smiled as they carved out power from the bones of the helpless. They looked at him and saw nothing worth fearing. Just a vessel to be filled. A weapon to be used. So they betrayed him. Abandoned him. He was sacrificed. Forgotten. But he did not forget. Quiet. Watching. Every move the nobles plotted behind cold stone walls. Every sin the great families buried beneath silk banners. Armies that slaughtered innocents they had sworn to protect. And Terry drifted through it all. Unseen. Unremarkable. Absorbing every dark truth, every whispered lie, every dying breath. Noting. Remembering each. Because something inside him was waking up. Something older than Tarnheval itself. The flute had begun to sing. His emptiness turned into hunger. A hunger for truth. A hunger for ruin. The one they abandoned was becoming the weapon they couldn't stop. And whether the world lives or falls, it will happen to the music he plays. #IsekaiEpic #AbandonedHeir #DungeonCrawling #DragonTaming #War #TheEmptyHero

Simma, who was once an outcast, never expected much from life. He thought he would continue being a rag for the Singriths who treated and trained him like a slave, with the intent to exploit and turn him into one of their Daylight Warriors, compelled to serve them with his life. But fate had said otherwise, and his determination to free himself paid off, though causing him someone he had cared about. Simma, who once thought that he was good at fighting, thinking that he had learned very much from the Singriths, now sees that he was a weakling. In the world of his own kind, he has to train, fight, and also look into himself in order to make a better version of himself, He had to become an Azren, go through series of training, defend the citadel and the great city, help maintain the system and slay Singriths ,Soulnexers, and demons as to level up to the next ranks. Only to realize that he had reincarnated but had no memories at all, since he had reincarnated into a child, and his Azrax (this is the energy that lives in everyone; it is what channels one’s power)—a part of his Azrax called The Within Beast—was something else: the hardest to tame and toughest to obey his commands. He now had to go through the pain, the suffering of finding out his past life, and also coping in the world he finds himself in. And as he was just digging, he made a discovery that was very tangible, that would change the whole system. He found out that... Read to know.

"Katherine, I know... I made a mistake. Just give me a second chance," Leonard's voice wavered, his eyes pleading. Katherine met his gaze with a cold, unwavering stare. "A second chance? Leonard Ford, you didn’t even deserve the first one." — Katherine Anderson had once given everything to her husband—her love, her heart, and her life. But when he handed her divorce papers on their anniversary and turned his attention back to his first love, Miranda, she knew their marriage was nothing more than a cruel illusion. With her world shattered, Katherine walked away, vowing never to look back. Five years later, Katherine returned stronger and more independent, with two beautiful twins by her side—the children Leonard never knew existed. She had built a life for herself, far from the shadow of her ex-husband's influence. But when Leonard discovered the truth, he became desperate to win her back. Would Katherine give him the chance to be a father to the children he never known, or had he lost her—and their family—forever?

Synopsis: The Order of Shadows and the Legacy of the Shadow Child In the somber kingdom of Lysareth, threatened by a blight of wilting and a deadly insomnia known as "The Unveiling," a ten-year-old orphan named Etan Luwin struggles to find his place. Abandoned at the enigmatic Shadow Gate with a mysterious mark on his left palm, Etan was recruited by the cold and strict Order of Shadows, a brotherhood of spy-mages who view him as a mere tool for his innate abilities to manipulate shadows. Under the tutelage of Master Alaric, Etan masters stealth, the whispers of darkness, and illusions, though each use of his powers brings him closer to the paranoia of the "Echo of the Dark Night," the whispers of the minor demons imprisoned within his mark. Etan's life takes a dark turn when, accidentally, his mark reacts to an ancient parchment, revealing a symbol identical to his own and a chilling connection to the Draining Machine, a legendary artifact threatening to consume the kingdom's life force. This machine is the centerpiece of Veylan Mordrake's plan, the Archon of Shadows, a noble demon obsessed with resurrecting his deceased wife, Elandra, by breaking ancient pacts that maintain the balance between life and death. Now, Etan, the "Shadow Child," must infiltrate Nymorgath, the twisted underground citadel of the Shadow Court, to steal the fragments of the "Umbral Heart" –the Draining Machine's blueprints– guarded by treacherous heroes. Only by mastering his own darkness and the dangerous whispers of his mark can Etan unravel the legacy of his abandonment and prevent Lysareth from being consumed, left... abandoned to death.

In a bold experiment, two brothers —Lukas and Max—create a vast simulation: nine massive citadels floating in space, each with a unique starting scenario and population—from peaceful Teddies and mischievous Geddose to the enigmatic Pheddies, Maxes, and Lukases. What begins as a playful test to explore how different versions of themselves and their creations react under various conditions soon spirals into something much larger. As the simulation evolves on its own, unexpected alliances form, chaos spreads, and mysterious forces awaken. The boundaries between control and autonomy blur, and the simulated world begins to challenge the intentions of its creators. A layered, imaginative sci-fi story about identity, power, and the unintended consequences of digital creation—where even the code can become a weapon.

On a fractured super-planet teetering toward cosmic annihilation, one man must unite warring factions against an enemy feeding on their discord. Vaeron Velarian inherited a dying world. Origin, a civilization divided between logic-driven Intellectuals and warrior Power lineages, bleeds conflict – and something far darker feasts on it. Haunted by his father’s disappearance and a cryptic warning about the "Tremor’s Echo," Vaeron possesses the rare gift to bridge divides, marked by his enigmatic violet eyes. But his dream of unity faces enemies on all fronts: Political rivals like the manipulative Kaelen Torvin and the brutal Colonel Vex, who profit from division. The Entropic Shade – a sentient cosmic horror twisting reality, amplifying strife to devour existence itself. Malakai, the Shade’s herald, who wields entropy as a weapon to unmake all order. To survive, Vaeron forges the Harmonious Citadel – a coalition of outcasts and visionaries. With a genius tactician, a ghost-like infiltrator, and a shadow diplomat, he races to build Aegis, a planetary shield powered by unity. Yet every act of alliance draws the Shade’s hunger. Can a Sovereign born of synthesis defend reality before his fractured world becomes the enemy’s final meal? Perfect for fans of: Strategic underdog protagonists, cosmic horror stakes, and political intrigue wrapped in sci-fi grandeur.

In a world scarred by war and oppressive regimes, the once-proud Twelfth Legion lies shattered. Disarmed and humiliated under the tyrannical General Besa, General Mervin Kapapi ("The Iron Resolve") and his remaining soldiers plot to reclaim their honor and weapons, offering their services to a treacherous Governor in a desperate gambit. Meanwhile, the Legion's spirit endures through its scattered remnants. Survivors Kael and Lira, escaping a massacre by the fanatical Void Sect, are entrusted by enigmatic forest tribes with a dangerous weapon: a mysterious obsidian seed pulsating with latent power. Simultaneously, Captain Elias Varek is blackmailed by the Governor into a mission to the cursed Deadzone, where he uncovers a horrifying plot: the Governor is excavating the Twelfth Legion's own fallen soldiers to weaponize them into an undead army. Branded traitors and relentlessly pursued, Elias and allies like the fierce Kaela navigate treacherous landscapes—from the Citadel's hidden passages to war-torn battlefields. They face betrayals like the turncoat warlord Veymar, deadly assassins like the aether-wielding Chameleon (whose actions hint at a conspiracy linked to the Legion's fall on the Twelfth of June), and terrifying forces like the Unseen Hand cabal of void mages. Each encounter reveals fragments of a larger, darker threat, symbolized by the cryptic message "Eclipsed." As the exiled remnants of the Twelfth, now led by figures like Kael Veyne, battle usurpers and unearth ancient secrets within a buried Aetherian ship, Elias and his comrades fight desperate last stands against overwhelming enemies like the warlord Garrik. Their survival hinges on resilience, unexpected alliances (including the formidable Witch of the Wilds), and timely reinforcements, most crucially the Seventh Legion. The Unbroken Legion is a gritty epic of resilience against annihilation. It follows soldiers stripped of everything but their resolve as they fight to reclaim their honor, expose necromantic plots, confront ancient powers, and uncover the truth behind the betrayal that shattered them, proving that even a broken legion can be reforged in the fires of defiance.

In his previous life, Jag Arclight was a shut-in gamer who lived and breathed strategy games—especially Tower Defense. On a stormy night, a freak accident during a tournament finale transported his soul into the very world he obsessed over. He awakens in a body not his own. His new identity? Prince Jag of Stormwatch Citadel—a legendary but crumbling stronghold perched atop the edge of the Whispering Range. Known as the Last Bastion, Stormwatch is the final line of defense against the tide of darkness swelling from the East. The Kingdom is already on the brink, and Jag has been summoned on Day One with a cruel decree: "Defend Stormwatch, or perish with it." Armed with a mysterious Defense Command System, Jag must now construct towers, deploy units, unlock hidden talents, and make life-or-death decisions as waves of monsters, warbands, and horrors descend upon him. But this is no longer a game. There are no restarts. Every loss is real. Every life counts. Worse yet, the System doesn’t reward idleness. It issues brutal tasks that come with a single warning: Failure = Execution.

The air in the secluded passage crackled with a tension that was both palpable and suffocating. Arin, her back pressed against the cold stone wall, watched as Roan stalked towards her, his eyes burning with a mixture of rage and a chillingly possessiveness. It had been months since he had cast her aside, months since his words had shattered her world, yet the memory of his rejection remained as sharp as shattered glass. He had found her alone, a rare moment of solitude in the bustling citadel, and he had seized the opportunity to confront her. Jealousy, a venomous and unfamiliar serpent, coiled within him, fueled by the sight of her arrival alongside Alpha Zayan. Though he would never admit it, the unexpected image of her with anyone, talk more an Alpha gnawed at his pride, a stark reminder of his judgment. "So," he began, his voice a low, menacing growl, "the whore returns." Arin's chin lifted, her eyes flashing with a defiant fire. She refused to cower before him, to allow him the satisfaction of seeing her break. "I came with Alpha Zayan," she corrected, her voice steady, "at his invitation." Roan scoffed, his lips curling into a sneer. "An invitation," he echoed, his voice dripping with sarcasm. "How convenient. I suppose you've been… entertaining him in exchange for his protection?" He stepped closer, his imposing figure casting a long, intimidating shadow over her. "You always were good at selling yourself, weren’t you? First me, then whoever else was willing to take you." He watched her, his eyes filled with a cruel satisfaction, as if he expected her to crumble beneath his insults. He wanted to see her break, to see her reduced to the trembling, humiliated woman he had left behind. But Arin had changed. The pain of his rejection had forged a resilience within her, a strength she never knew she possessed. She had learned to value her own worth, to define herself outside of his judgment. A slow, deliberate smile spread across her lips, a smile that held no warmth, only a chillingly detached amusement. "I would rather be a whore in a cheap bar," she said, her voice laced with a quiet contempt, "than be your whore, King Roan." His eyes widened, a flicker of surprise momentarily breaking through his mask of arrogance. He had expected tears, pleas, perhaps even a desperate attempt to defend her honor. He had not expected defiance.

The world remembers him only in whispers. In stories meant to frighten children. In scriptures sealed behind church vaults. In the charred ruins of cities that dared to stand tall. They call him many things. The Lord of Endless Midnight. The Sovereign of Ashes. The Demon of the Last Light. No one speaks the name he once bore. No one remembers the man. His throne sits atop a black citadel built where no grass grows. No birds sing above it. No stars shine above its towers. The land around it decays — not because he wills it, but because the gods themselves turned their eyes away from him. He does not speak. He does not smile. He does not sleep. Only once in a while, when the flames of war flicker low, he dreams — and the world trembles. In those dreams, there is no blood. Only a woman’s laughter, soft and warm. A child running through wildflowers. A fire in a hearth that smells like safety. Faces blurred by time, yet never truly forgotten. He wakes. He feels nothing. And so he marches again. The world believes he seeks conquest. That he wishes to drown the continent in darkness. But that is not the truth. The truth is worse. He is not here to rule. He is here to erase. To burn the world that betrayed him, not out of hatred… but because it no longer deserves to exist. He tried to protect it once. He begged. He bled. He trusted. And for that, they fed him to the flame — and made him need the darkness. It was not always like this. He was not always this. He once had a name. He once had a family. He once had a friend who called him brother. They are gone now. He remains. Not Kael Viremont, the Duke of the Western Vale. No. That man died in chains of ash and blood. What remains now… ...is a silence the gods cannot bear to hear. Let the world scream his name in fear. Let them curse the night he fell. Let them pray to empty heavens. For the last light is long gone. And its scream has only just begun.

In the vast world of Valoria, where enchanted forests, crystalline mountains, and floating citadels pulse with Aether Energy, Elian Valorian, a reincarnated strategist from Earth, rules a struggling kingdom. Armed with the Faith System, he transforms the belief of his followers into gold, Aether crystals, and powerful artifacts to fuel his empire-building dreams. But in a land torn by rival kingdoms, ancient species, and demonic Voidspawn, Elian must navigate treacherous politics and lead his forces in relentless battles. As his legend grows, so do his enemies, threatening to shatter the fragile trust of his people. Can Elian forge an empire to unite Valoria, or will betrayal and chaos bring his kingdom to ruin?

When the Eternal Night fell, the world was swallowed by storms, abyssal rifts, and cosmic horrors. Humanity’s final hope lay in those who awakened mysterious "Systems", each granting unique paths to power: Beast Tamers, Shadow Assassins, Titan Knights, and more. At the very top stood Ye Ling, the sole SSS-Rank "Technologia" user. With the power to devour, analyze, and evolve any technology — from alien cores to mutant biotech — Ye Ling seizes a colossal Mobile Citadel buried beneath a ruined research base. Forging a moving fortress armed with evolving tech and unstoppable weapons, he leads a desperate eastward march across a frozen, monster-infested wasteland. Facing rival system users and endless cosmic threats, Ye Ling alone dares to turn the apocalypse into his forge.

After two years in relationship with Alex, Miranda found out that she was pregnant she was elated to tell Alexander about the pregnancy ... on the same day, she finds out Alex has an affair with another lady she left him without saying a word Mira finally gave birth to twins which she vulnerable gave one of the child to a stranger who turned out to be her father Pearl grew up with her as the only daughter and struggled with her mother to survive Meanwhile Mira other daughter lived in a high-end

Miranda has always been the outcast—the illegitimate daughter, scorned by her family, and rejected by her pack. When her Alpha father sells her as a tribute to the ruthless Alpha Colton of the Raiden Pack, Miranda’s fate seems sealed. Cold, cruel, and feared by all, Colton is a wolf lord known for his dominance, not mercy. Trapped in his world, Miranda must decide: will she break under his control, or rise and be his Luna.

When the heavens collapsed, he laughed. When the gods wept, he slapped them. And when the world begged for balance, he brought chaos wrapped in harmony. Born with a Divine System that rewards him not for strength—but for disrupting the status quo, Tianming begins his journey as a mere cultivator with a heretical thought: > “What if music and silence… were lovers, not rivals?” In a realm torn between the celestial harmonies of the Holy Music Goddess Aria and the void-born doctrines of the Goddess of Silence, Nihila, Tianming rises as the bridge—and the weapon—between both. Armed with the Echoing Silence Blade, forged from their own divine essences, Tianming builds more than kingdoms: He builds a paradox empire—where fallen angels compose opera, battle monks farm floating citadels, and divine entities argue over who gets to warm his bed... or destroy him. But as he gathers a harem of goddesses, forges divine cultivation paths, and face-slaps arrogant immortals, a forgotten terror awakens: > The Goddess of Unheard Screams—a being erased from all history—has heard the first note of her return. Now Tianming must navigate divine politics, cultural warfare, and sensual sabotage—all while growing stronger through irony, disruption… and laughter. --- Genre: Xianxia | Fantasy | Cultivation | Comedy | Harem | Empire-Building | Martial Arts | Mythical Romance Tags: Overpowered MC, Face-Slapping, System, Gods, Divine Harem, Kingdoms & Empires, Magic, Immortality, Humor --- Would you like a shorter promotional blurb for platform banners, or a longer version that introduces the main heroines and system mechanics in more detail?

Raizo, a 35-year-old office worker, leads a life filled with loneliness and disappointment. To escape his bitter reality, he immerses himself in the game "Goddess MOBA"—a game where over 3,000 beautiful women battle in epic 10 vs. 10 matches. As one of the top players, Raizo spends his entire paycheck trying to obtain the latest 10 Goddesses. Unfortunately, his obsession with the game leads to his death from starvation in front of his computer. However, fate has other plans. Raizo is reborn in a new world with the same name, but now as a commoner. In this world, there exists a unique power known as "Vessel"—a body that can change and comes with special abilities. At the age of 8, all children gather to awaken their first Vessel. When it’s Raizo’s turn, he is shocked to discover that the Vessel he has awakened is "Miranda, the Marksman"—the very first Goddess he obtained in his previous life’s game. But Miranda is no ordinary Vessel. Besides being extraordinarily beautiful and skilled in combat, this Vessel brings controversy: no male has ever awakened a female Vessel before. Now, Raizo must navigate his new life as a beautiful girl in a world full of challenges and mysteries. Is this fate or just a bizarre twist of destiny? And how will he cope with the reality that he has now become part of the very harem he once dreamed of?

Devils are spiritual beings born from malice, and they only have one goal: to destroy humanity. From the weakest manipulative gremlins to the powerful, world-breaking monsters, they work in tandem to ruin the lives of their victims, with no reason, mercy, or moral ground to do so. Meet Mark Miranda, an ordinary high school teen during the day, but at night, he is a Devil Hunter; humans who specialize in exterminating Devils. Ever since he was born, he has hunted Devils, focusing on becoming stronger, to protect the people around him, especially the ones he loves the most, even if it costs his life. Despite being the only Devil Hunter, he still strives to go forward, not afraid of all the adversaries that lie ahead. "The Lone Devil Hunter" is a supernatural, action-drama about the struggles of loneliness, the curse of being the strongest, and the worry that everyone you love will suddenly disappear without warning.

As a former weapons manufacturer, what would you do if you slept for a hundreds years and woke up to a dystopian world where most technology has been destroyed, and the remnants are monopolized by a ruling church? That's right! You'd make guns, fight your enemies, build an army, and create your own kingdom. After a centuries of cryogenic sleep, Sizwe awakens to find the world he knew gone. In its place is a post-apocalyptic dystopia where the Citadel of the Eternal Remnant, a powerful church, controls all remaining technology. To the believers, the Citadel is a savior, but to the heretics, it is a tyrant. With his extensive knowledge of technology, Sizwe embarks on a mission to restore the old world and build his own kingdom, even if it means challenging the might of the church.

I woke up in the body of Alessia Ryvenhart the villainess alpha CEO who makes Miranda Priestly look like a daycare volunteer. Cold. Cruel. Charming in the worst way. And absolutely detested by everyone in the bestselling webnovel My Omega’s Triumph. She wasn’t just hated for her ruthless business tactics. No this scumbag tormented the heroine, ruined careers, sabotaged lives, and chewed up anyone who got too close. Her fate? Public downfall, social annihilation, and a tragic end worthy of a Greek play. Unfortunately, that’s me now. Reincarnated into a world not like Earth, but with one major difference ABO dynamics rule everything. As an alpha with a villainous legacy and a closet full of metaphorical skeletons, I’m expected to play Alessia’s part in this corporate jungle where boardrooms are battlegrounds and omegas are often prey. But I have zero interest in living out her destruction arc. I want to survive. Maybe even thrive. Too bad the world wants a villain and the omega she’s supposed to break just declared war. Who knew survival meant learning to fight fire with fire… and discovering that some flames can’t be extinguished they only burn brighter when touched.

Kael, once a rising warrior destined for the Grand Order, had his dreams shattered when Vespera, a ruthless Vampire Monarch, turned him into a vampire to spite his mentor, Lord Alaric. Unable to kill him out of respect for Alaric, the alliance of Castle Lords exiled Kael to a remote citadel on the edge of their domain a forgotten stronghold of a deceased lord. Now an outcast, Kael struggles to adapt to his new vampiric nature, feeding alongside Vespera and loathing every moment. Though he can no longer become the strongest human, he resolves to become the strongest vampire. Surrounded by suspicion and danger, Kael must confront conspiracies, defend his territory, and prepare for an inevitable clash with Vampires and the darkness within himself.

In a world shrouded in perpetual winter and haunted by ancient evils, Valerius is a man forged from ice and regret. A former battlemage from a fallen kingdom, he now wanders as a mercenary, his only companion the immense and dangerous power known as the Eternal Blizzard—the ability to manifest the cold will of winter into deadly weapons and sentient constructs. Haunted by the ghost of his lost queen, Isolde, and the kingdom he failed to protect, Valerius has encased his heart in ice, his services sold to the highest bidder, his purpose reduced to a cold, transactional survival. His latest contract leads him to the remote, terror-stricken village of Oakhaven, a tiny flicker of warmth besieged by grotesque creatures crawling from the frozen mountains. What begins as a straightforward extermination job quickly unravels, revealing a far more sinister and intelligent force at play. His investigation leads him to the heart of a cursed, ancient fortress where he confronts a powerful Lich and a profane codex—a sentient book of immense power that whispers promises of godhood. In a desperate act, Valerius seals the book's power but at a catastrophic cost: the complete loss of his own magic. Stripped of his power and his very identity, Valerius is left broken and vulnerable. Forced into a state of dependency, he is cared for by Elara, Oakhaven’s compassionate healer, whose simple kindness and unwavering belief in his humanity threaten to breach the icy walls he has built around his soul. Her gift of a simple "memory stone," meant to hold a single good memory, becomes a powerful symbol of his internal conflict—the choice between the cold solitude of his past and the fragile warmth of a potential future. When it becomes clear that the book was merely a prisoner and the true source of the mountain’s corruption remains, Valerius must make a choice. No longer a mercenary fulfilling a contract, he embarks on a personal crusade to finish what he started, driven by the echoes of his past failure. Without his magic, he must venture back into the mountain, this time into a newly-revealed, even older prison known as the Citadel. Relying solely on his wits, experience, and sheer endurance, he must navigate deadly traps and overcome ancient, tragic guardians. He confronts automated sentinels, evades a monstrous, eternally suffering warden, and walks the "Bridge of a Thousand Sorrows"—a psychic gauntlet designed to shatter the soul by amplifying a traveler's own grief and regret. Echo of the Eternal Storm is a dark fantasy epic that chronicles a fallen hero's brutal quest for atonement. It is a story about the nature of strength, questioning whether true power lies in the ability to command winter's fury or in the resilience of the human spirit to endure unimaginable suffering, confront its own ghosts, and choose connection over solitude, even at the greatest possible cost.

In a world scarred by the 'Great Sundering' and plagued by the insidious Void Blight, Kael lives a brutal existence, fiercely protecting his small settlement, Haven. When the ruthless warlord Ragnar attacks, abducting Kael's sister, Elara, Kael is pushed to the brink. In a desperate, agonizing transformation, he awakens the 'Apex Protocol,' a primal system that unleashes monstrous power, turning him into a terrifying force of nature. Haunted by Elara's scream and battling the Protocol's feral whispers, Kael embarks on a relentless quest through the desolate Dustlands. He navigates treacherous landscapes, confronts mutated horrors, and clashes with Ragnar's relentless raiders, all while struggling to retain his humanity. Along the way, he forms a tense alliance with the Ash Runners, a band of rebels fighting Ragnar's tyranny. Their journey leads them to the Iron Citadel, Ragnar's formidable stronghold, where Kael discovers Ragnar's horrifying connection to the Void Blight – a sentient, malevolent entity. As Kael confronts Ragnar in a cataclysmic battle, he uncovers the Apex Protocol's true purpose: an ancient countermeasure against the Blight. Faced with the ultimate choice, Kael must fully embrace the monstrous power within to sever the Blight's core, risking his very soul to save his sister and the dying world. The novel culminates in a brutal victory, leaving Kael as the 'Silent Guardian,' forever walking the line between man and beast, a beacon of hope in a world slowly healing.

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.

Veinborn Protocol Book One of the Glyphbound War In a city ruled by blood and illusion, one forbidden bond could unravel the last law holding the shadows at bay. Kael Drayce is a smuggler, a runner of illegal tech, and an expert at not asking questions. But when he accepts a job cracking a sealed vault beneath the vampire Citadel, he unleashes something he was never meant to see—**Vireya Nocturne**, an exiled vampire queen of the extinct Primeclade. Sealed for over a century beneath glyph-coded stone, Vireya awakens into a future she doesn’t recognize and a city that wants her erased. Her resurrection triggers an ancient bond between her and Kael—one written in blood, older than any Protocol, and powerful enough to rewrite the Masquerade. Now Kael is mutating, hunted, and haunted by visions of a past not his own. Vireya, still bound by secrets and betrayals, must navigate a world that turned her into a myth—and decide whether Kael is her jailer, her savior… or her weapon. Together, they must outrun Protocol enforcers, decode blood-marked ruins, and survive a bounty placed on them by Clades who fear what they could become. Because the bond between them is not just illegal. It’s alive. And it’s waking up.

A Young boy abandoned, orphaned, broken, lives in the slums of a ruined kingdom...... one Day he's caught in a magical explosion and was presumed Dead.... but instead of being buried he was transported to the floating citadel of hidden monarch an immortal, Ancient, sorcerer king who has outlived his own heir's the monarch senses and saw deep, untapped magical potential in the boy and chooses him as his successor him in *Elemental Magic *swordsmanship *Enchanted Crafting *Summoning and sealing Art's *Royal diplomacy and dark secrets but the kingdom is dying, rebellions are brewing and forgotten god's are waking. the boy must rise to Unite the realms or see everything he's learned turned to ash

Once, he was Erion of the Shattered Citadel—a hero who felled tyrants and drank starlight. Now, he scrubs espresso machines in a dimly lit Brooklyn café, his sword arm trembling at the hiss of steam. The portal that spat him here left him with nothing but a name tag, panic attacks, and a recurring nightmare of a black dog chewing through the threads of time. But when a grad student named Lila starts asking questions about the "weirdly medieval" scars on his hands, Erion’s carefully constructed lie of normalcy begins to crumble. The real world has no use for knights... until the cracks in his sanity start leaking monsters even coffee can’t fix.

Rayan Holt was born powerless in a world ruled by magic, aura, and celestial gifts. In a society where even children conjure flames before they walk, he couldn’t even light a spell-lamp. He wanted nothing more than a quiet life far from the chaos of mages, monsters, and mana-fueled politics. Then, he died. And woke up at five years old. Again and again, death resets his life, each time returning him to childhood with all his memories intact. He doesn't know why it happens—or how to stop it. All he knows is that the world he calls home is on the brink of collapse. A monstrous invasion is coming. And only the most elite know the truth: the multiverse is real—and it’s fracturing. Now hunted, haunted, and hurtling toward a destiny far larger than he ever imagined, Rayan will forge a path across realms where myth, technology, and time collide. From magical academies to superpowered metropolises, from deep dwarven forges to floating elven citadels, he’ll uncover secrets ancient and cosmic—while desperately trying to survive long enough to understand his curse. But even as he grows stronger, he remains bound by one unbreakable truth: He can only go back. And never forward.