Kana Arima Star T Rain

Aerish Elowen has loved Kael Renford for years but he doesn’t even know her name. Every day, she watches him from across the library, writing silent notes in her journal words meant for him, never to be sent. He once gave her a pen on a rainy day. He forgot. She never did. Now, Aerish begins to leave behind pieces of her heartnhidden notes tucked between pages of old poetry books. What if, one day, he reads them? What if love can find its voice through the quiet?

What if the world and the whole universe turned out to be just a lab experiment? What if the Creators got frustrated with their creations? What if They decided to abandon the experiment? What if they decided to leave their creations scattered across the universe with just one rule? Andrew Sparrow has to find the answers to these questions and many more if he wishes to survive when the whole universe turns upside down and the only rule is the survival of the fittest.

As time went by, Xīn met again his childhood beloved friend Cloud. Cloud was very good towards Xīn in every possible manner. Xīn also met with a new friend ‘Bai-Saho’ that Cloud had made on his way throughout the journey. But Bai-Shao wasn't just a normal person, he hides something in front of everyone. That caused Xīn to go into his worst conditions.

Darkness looms and threatens to devour everything. In the boundless space of the universe, stars are cluttered beyond sight and exudes infinite brilliance yet still remains as dots of faint hope in the canvas of darkness. Will they glow with greater vitality or will they be consumed and extinguished, bringing everything to stillness. ---------------------------- As dusk falls and the moon blanket everything with soft gentle light. Drey and a few others watch as a meteor streaked across the sky with a faint blue light, unaware what this coincidental event will do to him and the rest of the universe.

Some love survives time. Ours survived death. A remote town, where life runs on quiet routines. Leo—a silent boy trapped in the ordinary. Maya—a temporary teacher from the city, where life is anything but ordinary. When their eyes meet, Leo feels emotions he cannot name. Changes he can’t control. And Maya—she feels something familiar. But her mind refuses to remember. Love is beyond language, beyond race, beyond age. But is it beyond control? Is it beyond life? The only thing Leo can rely on now... is rain. But the rain remembers what no one else does. A 10-chapter novel that dwells in love unloved --- The cover used for the novel is AI-generated.

17 Scottish High schooler Willow Herderson finds her self falling in love with another girl for the first time Eloise Bright. Willow has normal teenaged problems and a hard life at home. Will she confront the feelings twisting inside her? Will she discover why her mother truly hates her? Let's find out!

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

It all began in the grim aftermath of a devastating mech war on the desolate planet Virelia-7. The battlefield stretches endlessly beneath twin suns, littered with the ruined remains of massive mechanical titans and fallen warriors. Amid this vast graveyard of steel and death, a lone 15-year-old boy awakens—injured, disoriented, and alone. His body is battered, his clothes tattered, and his memory is gone. He doesn’t know his name, where he came from, or what side he fought for. All he remembers is the sky. Around him, war machines lie shattered, their pilots still strapped in their death positions. Clan insignias—the lion’s head torn in half and the twin-bladed wing—decorate broken steel, but they mean nothing to him. He wanders the wreckage in confusion, haunted by the stillness of it all, until hunger drives him into action. Strange scavenger creatures called Black Ravines pick at the corpses. Birdlike in shape but entirely alien, with bone-hooked limbs and oily feathers, they feast on the dead without fear. Desperate, the boy tries to hunt one but fails. On instinct, he plays dead, and when one comes close, he kills it with a shard of mech metal and devours it raw, choking through nausea to survive. Unbeknownst to him, his mind is fractured into three entities:1) The Amnesiac Self – the current version of him, living moment to moment on raw survival instinct. 2) The Aggressive Voice – violent, impulsive, and bloodthirsty. It tempts him to surrender control for power. 3) The Calculative Voice – cold, brilliant, and tactical. It watches from within, feeding him strategic thoughts and survival data when he’s close to death.

Arian was a kid who lived a happy life with his family. Until the Empire came and took away everything he had. His family, his happiness, his freedom. Now he is a no one.

Yuki Hoshino lives a quiet life, painting the world she’s too afraid to feel. Ever since a childhood storm took her parents, she’s feared the rain—and the emotions it brings. Then she meets Ren Sakamoto: drenched, smiling, and full of questions about clouds and wind. Their paths cross on the first rainy day of the semester, and for the first time, Yuki begins to see the rain not as a threat, but a memory—one she’s finally brave enough to revisit. As the skies clear between them, so do the shadows of their pasts. But just when Yuki begins to open up, Ren vanishes without a word. Left with only fragments—a broken umbrella, an unfinished letter, and the memory of his smile—Yuki must confront the storm inside her to uncover what really happened. Can love find its way back when the rain falls again?

Across the universe, the only purpose for all mortals is to ascend to godhood. This opportunity is granted by the divine beings who oversee the cosmos. Every five years, all planets throughout the universe are offered the chance to undertake trials of wits to achieve this divine ascension.

Some say that if you search long enough, you can find the ones you’ve lost. But not every path is meant to be walked. Not every door should be opened. And not every guide wears a human face. Beyond the storm lies a place where the living brush against the forgotten. There are paths made of thread, bridges of silence, and houses that remember. But the price of finding what was lost may be losing yourself entirely. And some bridges, once crossed, never let you back. That's a little spooky, isn't it? Hehe!

In the bustling heart of a Nigerian city, two boys from different worlds cross paths within the walls of a conservative school. Chikaima, 22, is the model of masculinity-reserved, respected, and silently crumbling under the weight of a secret he refuses to name. Somtochukwu, 19, is everything he's not-feminine, radiant, and unafraid to live in color. As stolen glances evolve into quiet conversations and unspoken tension gives way to yearning, Chikaima finds himself caught in a storm of identity, desire, and fear. In a country where love like theirs is forbidden, their connection becomes both a refuge and a risk. When Rain Falls on Silent Roads is a tender, emotional, and suspense-laced queer romance that explores the courage it takes to love, even when the world says you shouldn't.

It was the season of rain when I first heard those melodies. Under the drenching sky, I was counting the sorrows of my life, While someone else was embracing each moment of theirs with the falling raindrops. And then, that voice... Soft, yet reaching straight to the heart- "Live, for life is but one-stay happy and spread it around. We are companions in this journey till death... Just give me your hand..." There was something magical in those words. It felt as if the rain had touched my sorrows, As if someone had called my name, As if an unseen hand was pulling me out of the darkness.. A rule-following girl who lived in fear, always hesitant. Her dreams were different, but she walked a path shaped by others' desires. She always thought about fulfilling others' wishes, suppressing her own voice, too afraid to stand up for herself. In the process of making others happy, she had lost herself. She was tired of living like this, and slowly, she realized—she wanted to be somewhere else, but she was heading in a completely different direction. On the other side was Sean—a boy who lived life with happiness, a breathtakingly handsome and popular guy at his school. A constant smile adorned his face. He, too, had his own sorrows, but he never let them weigh him down. His only belief was: "Stay happy and make others happy." Music was his dream, and he lived life on his own terms. What will happen when, on a cold, rainy night, the strings of their lives intertwine? Will their lives change too? —THE HYMN OF THE RAIN

The stars crafted his beauty. The world forged his ruthlessness. But his destiny belongs to no one, not even the heavens. In the celestial empire of Astralis, power is etched in bloodlines and carved through conquest. Here, amid warring clans and dying stars, Kael Vorian enters the world as both miracle and mistake, an intersex heir with a face like sculpted moonlight and a soul too vast for the realm to contain. His beauty is a weapon. His power, a curse. His past, a locked door even the ancestors fear to open. When the dormant Eldar Realm stirs, a dimension older than gods, hungry for what it once lost. Kael finds himself hunted by shadows and his own gnawing doubt: What if the sealed soul within him isn’t enough? To survive, he must turn enemies into pawns, unite heirs raised on betrayal, and face Valen Vaelstrom, the storm-wreathed rival whose very presence ignites both fury and an unsettling, forbidden heat. As ancient forces awaken and the other Supreme Planes sharpen their blades, Kael races against a fate already written in the stars. The question is no longer whether he’ll rise. It’s what he’ll become when he does.

The rain never ceased. It fell in glittering sheets across a shattered landscape, soaking ash-covered ruins and roots that remembered too much. Long after the Garden devoured itself, and the Hollow King faded into rot and stillness, something ancient began to wake beneath the dirt. Kaien was born from that silence—branded, forgotten, and buried by a past he can't outrun. He has no legacy, only a sword that should no longer exist and memories that don't belong to him. When he joins paths with Eris, a survivor marred by the Garden’s corruption, and Ilya, a girl who sketches what hasn't happened yet, their fates begin to intertwine beneath the black rain. Something is drawing them east—through the remnants of the Sovereign’s vaults, past fields of salt and memory. Whispers become louder. Pendants bloom like seeds. And under every foot, the dirt remembers. This isn’t a story of heroes. This is a story of what rises from the wreckage. Of those who choose what to bury—and what to become.

Every Friday, Aarav came to the same café — not for company, but for quiet. A steaming cup of ginger tea, a window view of the rain, and silence were enough. Until Meera arrived — soaked in stormwater, full of quiet energy, and carrying her own kind of stillness. What began as shared space slowly turned into shared stories, quiet rituals, and gentle longing. But when dreams pull Meera away to the mountains of Manali, a letter replaces presence, and time becomes the true test of love. “Tea & Rain” is a soft, soul-stirring romance about the comfort of routine, the ache of absence, and the beauty of waiting for the right season to return. Some stories don’t end. They just pause.

He found a dark silver watch in the trash heap—and it summoned the most powerful mecha in the cosmos: the Xingqiong. When the Twin Watches resonated, tearing through the void, the Xingqiong’s energy core ignited its fifth blue light (50% sync rate), and even greater secrets began to surface... “I didn’t come to fight—I came to protect.”

Synopsis – A Letter Every Rain Every monsoon, a letter appears on the old wooden bench at the corner of Miran Street — unsigned, unstamped, sealed with care. For years, no one has seen who leaves them or who they’re meant for. But when Ayaan, a quiet bookstore owner haunted by past regrets, finds one meant for him, it awakens a mystery he thought was buried in time. Drawn into the rhythm of these yearly letters, Ayaan begins to uncover a story of love lost in silence, promises written in raindrops, and a woman he once knew — or thought he did. As the rains return, so do memories, regrets, and the whisper of something unfinished. Set against the lyrical backdrop of endless grey skies and letters that hold more than just words, A Letter Every Rain is a tender exploration of time, grief, and the messages we leave behind when words are all we have left.

(Main Story) Five years ago, the Great Deity chose a hero as The Arbiter of the World’s Fate. While the Alliance of the Nine Magic Academies searches for a hidden candidate, Kana Adele de Arale, a cursed concubine’s daughter, lives in seclusion, unaware of the great destiny that awaits her. Until one day, a magical incident reunites her with a shadowy figure named Eurth—who claims to be The Great Deity. Remembering her Japanese high school years, Kana told that her world was about to end. As a last hope, she must solve the cursed riddle written inside the Soul Book, a mysterious record that will randomly show the future as a dream. Destruction is imminent, and only you can save it. But— “Why me?!” Curse. The past. Hatred. The ruin. ‘She will transcend her limits as a destined creation.’

Darren finally goes to school again after the three months of depression due to the loss of his father. Once there he thought that he would continue his usual life, only to be dragged into a series of unfortunate events along with his friends.

Amid the advancement of human civilization,the Trazonians discovered a virus capable of inhibiting the dying process giving rise to the tendency of making humanity almost immortal. But the experiment went wrong in a way that instead of making humanity immortal,it led to a pandemic that began to transform humans into blood feasting creatures; Predators. Only the Rayans, those with the power of the brazallium stood a chance against the emerging threat. But when the world needed its heroes the most,they disappeared into the darkness,never to be heard of again. The virus outbreak made walls to rise between the survivors and the infected,breeding fear and abject misery within. Omar Khan,a young man from the lowest clan had grown to witness his clan suffocate under the king's harsh rule. But he acquires a brazallium tech from his father and his life was never the same again. Sooner it dawned on him; he could choose to rule the world,or he could choose to be the messiah the world had been longing for.

Auteur : Takumi YOSHINO (RIP) Murgenia, un continent situé dans un autre monde. Résistant encore à l’influence de la Révolution Scientifique, cette terre continue de transmettre les anciens vestiges de la magie. C’est un monde régi par l’épée et la magie. Une longue période s’est écoulée depuis la Grande Guerre qui a englouti tout le continent. Mais cette paix fragile arrive bientôt à sa fin. Zarmine, un grand royaume situé au nord du continent, a subi une renaissance en l’arrivée de son nouveau roi. Insatisfait du peu de pouvoir qu’il possède, le désir de conquérir le monde l’a consumé. Par ordre de son roi sans égal, l’Armée des Ténèbres a envahi plusieurs pays, les plongeant dans les flammes de la guerre. Sunkwoll, un petit royaume situé au sud-ouest du continent, faisait partie de ces pays envahis. Son pouvoir national ne s’était même pas étalé sur 10 % du continent. Le moral des troupes était au plus bas. Quant au roi actuel, les privilèges qu’il donnait aux nobles lui a fait perdre l’affection de son peuple. La fin du frêle royaume de Sunkwoll… semblait imminente.

Ichijo Hotaka sees youth as fleeting and meaningless—until he meets Ao Hoshikawa, a girl who challenges his detached outlook. After finding his discarded essay, she pulls him into unexpected conversations about life, writing, and the small mysteries around them. As their paths intertwine, Ichijo begins to question his own isolation. In the quiet moments of playgrounds and rain-soaked streets, he wonders: can youth be more than just something to endure? Blue and Endless Rains is a story of fleeting connections, introspection, and teenagers struggling to define themselves in a world that demands they fit in. Through fragmented moments of honesty, they learn that even the blandest sky holds a shade of blue worth looking at.