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In this story we follow a man named Jin Aldeus on his journey for revenge and peace. One day his world was flooded with mana by a mysterious entity and a species of monsters known as Reapers appeared. They destroy everything they touch and come in many grotesque forms, but humans began being born with special abilities due to the mana that flooded the planet. Eventually they started to fight back and became known as Hunters. When a simple ultra sound appointment turns bad Jin discovers through the trauma of losing his wife and unborn daughter, he had a hidden power within himself.

Di balik bayangan dari cahaya itu sendiri, tersimpan kisah lama yang bahkan takdir pun enggan menyentuh. Kisah tentang tiga jiwa yang terikat bukan oleh darah, melainkan oleh kehendak langit yang telah retak. Varnokh, Caedron, dan Elvanor tidak pernah benar-benar mati. Selama ikatan itu tetap hidup, selama kabut hitam masih bersembunyi di balik sinar matahari, mereka akan selalu ada, menanti, bertarung, atau mungkin... saling menghancurkan.

[Translated novel version for English readers by AI. For original version, checked "Bầu Trời Hai Mặt".] In the 22nd century, the world was no longer divided into separate nations. For mutual benefit, humanity had united, yet never truly became one. Despite technology and magic reaching their zenith, wars had never ceased. At the fierce borders, warriors battled day and night. General Stratos of the Nation and Commander Lunamaria Whieblod of the Organization stood as symbols of this endless war. They fought not only for duty and belief but also for the dreams deep within their souls. But behind the fiery battlefields and meticulously calculated military strategies lay a bloody political chessboard. Conspiracies were woven like a spider’s web, and secrets were buried deep in the darkness. And perhaps, the most terrifying thing was not the enemy before them, but the invisible hands strangling the fragile peace that humanity had always longed for.

A lonely girl and a bird — both unable to fly in their own ways — share a silent friendship. She talks to the bird more than people. The bird listens. Sometimes, it sings. But as days pass, its feathers lose color, and its voice fades. The girl learns that the bird doesn’t sing not because it doesn’t love her, but because it sees no sky anymore. And when someone has no sky… They forget how to sing. A short and tender story about emotional captivity, quiet love, and learning to open the cage — even when it hurts .

Two kingdoms divided by blood. Two hearts bound by fate. One mission that will shake the course of history. When a battle-hardened soldier from the Southern realm is forced to ally with a sheltered young noble from the North, neither expects the bond that will grow between them. Bound by duty, torn by secrets, and hunted by forces that seek to tear them apart—they must survive a mission neither of them chose. As the winds of war stir and political shadows creep across the land, a fragile connection blooms. But love in times of unrest is a dangerous thing. Will loyalty win? Or will the heart rewrite the destiny of nations? The Sky Between Two Kingdoms is an epic tale of love, betrayal, and impossible choices—where every chapter carries the weight of a country, and every glance could mean treason. Perfect for fans of slow-burn romance, forbidden attraction, and deep political fantasy, this story will break you beautifully.

> “They said time heals everything—but what if time just makes the silence louder?” After three years, he came back. His smile was the same... but my heart wasn’t. A yellow-haired boy with a broken laugh. A silver-haired stranger with blood on his hands. A city full of shadows, regrets, and memories that never died. This isn't just a high school love story. It's about forgetting... remembering... and falling all over again, even when it hurts. He’s dangerous. I’m broken. And maybe we were never meant to find each other again... But somehow, we did.

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

In a world where magic and technology intertwine like the threads of fate, a prophecy is set into motion—one that was written in the heart of a cursed family. The House of Daelion, once a shining beacon of power and influence, now teeters on the edge of ruin. Twin brothers, bound by blood and destiny, are destined to change the course of history—either bringing the world together in harmony or unraveling it in darkness. Arnold and Doster Daelion, born on the fated 77th eclipse, are more than mere heirs—they are the living embodiment of an ancient prophecy. But the power granted to them by the Vjec, the enigmatic beings who govern magic, is far more complex than they could ever have imagined. Where Arnold dreams of healing and hope, Doster feels the weight of a world that seems to be pulling him toward an inescapable fate. As secrets of the past surface—prophecies etched in forgotten relics, the rise of forbidden technology, and whispers of a curse that has bound their family for generations—both brothers must choose a path. But what happens when the prophecy itself demands a sacrifice? Fall From Grace is a tale of bloodlines, betrayal, and the tension between destiny and choice. It is a journey into a world where magic is not always a blessing, and where the echoes of the past shape the future in ways none can predict. This is a story of two brothers, bound by a bond stronger than fate itself, struggling to find their place in a world that might not allow them to have a future at all.

A brilliant mind dies on Earth and awakens in a medieval world of magic and mysterious powers. As he rises from obscurity to supremacy, he eventually conquers the stars to return home—only to find Earth ravaged by the apocalypse, swarming with zombies and mutants. Now the strongest being in existence, he hides in plain sight, playing the fool while manipulating powers behind the scenes. Misunderstood, feared, and hunted, he sets humanity on a harsh path to strength—not through heroism, but calculated cruelty. With political webs closing in and truths within himself beginning to stir, his legend begins.

A man from the modern world finds himself unexpectedly thrust into the ancient and harsh lands of the Eurasian Steppe, becoming Kirisen among a nomadic tribe called the Tagh Boru. Struggling to adapt to a life of horsemanship, survival, and tribal customs, he finds himself drawn to Aycecek, a spirited sixteen-year-old with a mysterious background. As Kirisen learns the ways of the Tagh Boru, he becomes entangled in tribal conflicts. ********* If you're tired of stories told through game-like stat screens or the endless cultivation theme, this might be just the story you're looking for. *********

Jin, humanity's last powerful warrior. After suffering a great loss, he withdraws from human society and lives alone, but when the last castle, the last refuge, is about to fall, he emerges and fights against the 13 rulers with all his might. The entire battle lasted less than 10 seconds. Despite all his strength, Jin cannot win, and when his body falls to the ground, he closes his eyes with regret. [SYSTEM UPGRADING] After this notification, the system sends him back 10 years in time in exchange for a price. He adapts to his surroundings and rises quickly. After his first victory in the academy tournament, the city is invaded. Will Jin fail again, or will he survive? ------------------------------- For character drawings; Tiktok:tiktok.com/@mr_dante.99 DC:https://discord.gg/RrKW5PDB Royal road This is my book

Skyler, a brilliant and driven CEO of a flourishing game development company, finds his world irrevocably changed by the success of his latest creation. This award-winning game, a title that single-handedly revolutionized his company's fortunes, was brought to life with the invaluable help of the woman he's fallen deeply in love with – a woman whose intelligence and creativity perfectly complemented his own. Their collaboration was seamless, their connection undeniable, blossoming into a romance that felt destined. However, the euphoria shatters when Skyler uncovers a shocking truth: the woman he loves, his muse and partner, is actually a man who skillfully maintained the deception. Yet, the sting of betrayal is quickly complicated by a bewildering revelation. The "woman" knew all along that the man he loved was pretending because *she* was the one who orchestrated it. As Skyler grapples with this intricate web of secrets and affection, he must confront the unsettling question: how do you reconcile a love born from such an elaborate charade?

Meruem was born with boundless talent, praised by many and hailed as the chosen one by all who knew him. Yet to him, his journey has been tainted by failure. While the world sees his success, he sees nothing but endless loss. Thrown into the chaos of a forsaken, bleeding world, Meruem must face the tragic truths hidden beneath its surface. From being hailed as the strongest to falling to the weakest, he is forced to rebuild himself—enduring sacrifice, torture, and unimaginable pain along the way. As he learns more about this broken world and about himself, Meruem uncovers that the road to redemption is far more harrowing than anyone ever told him. (All character personalities are inspired by real people. If you see yourself in the pages, don’t be surprised.) Criticism and feedback are welcome. Please leave any thoughts you wish.

“He was born of lightning, raised by loss, and chosen by the storm.” One year after the mysterious death of his scientist parents, 17-year-old trillionaire Axel Vega uncovers a hidden lab buried deep beneath New York City—and accidentally activates the storm that changes everything. Struck by unnatural lightning and awakened by a cryptic message from the past, Axel inherits powers that defy the laws of nature: superspeed, flight, invincibility, elemental control, and a genius-level mind that’s only beginning to evolve. Guided by Helios, an advanced AI built from his family’s deepest secrets, Axel becomes Tempest—the last line of defense against threats too big for the modern world. But he’s not alone in the sky. From Speeza, a rogue speedster who turns space against you, to the haunting shadows of Project ThunderCore, Axel must face enemies that bend time, truth, and even reality itself. As storms rage across the world and conspiracies rise from the clouds, Alex will discover that being a hero isn't about saving the world... it's about earning it.

Some secrets are not meant to sleep forever... Within the shadowed halls of Eldaros Academy, a new season begins. Not all who arrive seek knowledge and not all knowledge wishes to be found. Asper speaks little, but silence often hides the loudest truths. Sia fears not failure, but what lies dormant within. Two others walk beside them, unknowingly bound by threads older than time. The stones remember. The watchers wait. And beneath it all… something stirs. What was sealed by the founders may yet awaken. And when it does, not even history will recognize the world it leaves behind.

They say, although you never really know how reliable 'they' are, that over five million people go missing every year and are never heard from again. Is that worldwide? America only? I never cared enough to pay attention, because as far as I was concerned, it had nothing to do with me. No one I know has ever disappeared, and the odds say that no one I ever know ever will. There's more people who live in New York City than that, and I've never even been to New York City, much less lived there. I don't know anyone who has. Besides. There's so many more pressing matters to think about. I never have the sort of free time I need to think that, really, I'm playing a lottery with crappy odds I didn't ask to play in. Every single person I know is another entry every year, and first prize is ending up among those people that lose someone who never reappears. Sooner or later, there's a lot of people who win the grand prize jackpot they didn't know they were competing for. At seventeen the state of Oregon doesn't think I'm ready for the cut-throat world of scratch tickets and guessing lottery numbers. Turns out there's some lotteries out there that you don't need to play to win. Some people see their numbers on the television, some people have to wrestle them back from enthusiastic shop owners, and then some people take the scenic route from the bus stop and run into a wall of light and weightlessness halfway home. I grew up in a little town in the Pacific Northwest that's never been in any movies, and I hit the jackpot at seventeen years old.

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?

Leonardo era un joven cansado de existir. Su mundo, monótono y sin propósito, solo encontraba sentido en los cuentos de fantasía que imaginaba para huir de su cruel realidad. Pero tras beber veneno por décima vez, algo cambió: esta vez, nadie llegó a salvarlo. Despertó en otro lugar. Otro cuerpo. Otro mundo. Ahora es el hijo menor de un rey en una tierra donde la magia es ley. Su nuevo cuerpo es débil, su familia está plagada de intrigas y su posición, aunque noble, no lo libra del desprecio de algunos de sus hermanos. Pero Leonardo ya no es el mismo. Él no pidió esta nueva vida… pero si el destino se empeña en devolverle la existencia, esta vez la tomará con crueldad, inteligencia y poder. Porque el chico que quería morir, ahora ha decidido escalar hasta la cima. Y nada ni nadie se interpondrá entre él y el trono.

The Main Character Void's born and raised here in the world called "Mayhem" where his journey is to enter the academy called "Sword Sky Academy" but one day the sky cracked just like glass, and then monsters came out plus the concept of system and status window also got introduced to the world too, but at the process he also got 1 big ability [What? it's just a boring novel then? where's the catch? you'll see]

In the gilded halls of the Solciel Empire, beneath skies where Sovereigns rule and stars whisper secrets, two noblewomen wage a war far more dangerous than any battlefield—a war of politics, power, and perception. Lady Ophelia Skye Celestine Seraphina, daughter of the Duke of Seraphim and the empire’s would-be Crown Princess, carries herself with poise, precision, and quiet fury. She was born to rule—but in a court that feeds on scandal and thrives on whispers, her crown is far from secure. Lady Chaeri Rose Rudolf, the brilliant daughter of another ducal house, is Ophelia’s closest friend—or so it seems. Beneath her demure smile lies ambition wrapped in silk and sharpened like a blade. With a tongue dipped in honey and poison, Chaeri weaves webs of manipulation to upend the imperial balance. From tea parties turned traps to scandals spun from lies and truth alike, each move in their elegant game threatens to unravel the Empire itself. As the Emperor ails, and the court holds its breath, the question remains: Who will rise above the clouds of Solciel—and who will fall from grace?

"The wind carries certain sounds afar," he whispered to himself. "Children’s laughter… it can become a dirge." “It begins… yes, it begins. I can hear it. With every step, the earth froths with blood—I feel it."

What would you do if you chose to disappear from the world? Some say solitude would kill them. But for Maria Martinez, it was the only way to survive. High above the broken earth, in a sky-floating island of her own making, Maria lives in quiet exile; tending to a garden that blooms where nothing else does. She has no use for people and has no patience for the noise below. “Life is short,” she murmurs, brushing soil from her gloves, “but it offers more than enough.” “Mm,” a voice beside her replies, smooth and amused. “Much like me.” She doesn’t look at him. She doesn’t need to. ‘This man is insufferable,’ she thinks, already regretting the moment she let him live. __________ Author’s Note: Please, have mercy on me. Editing, proofreading, and writing are still ongoing. Thank you! __________ Disclaimer: 'Where the Sky Remembers' is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents are products of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Where the Sky Remembers Copyright 2025 by Nychta All rights reserved.

Aarav Mehta is the kind of student teachers shake their heads at—not because he’s failing, but because he could be extraordinary. A brilliant mind hidden behind tired eyes, he coasts through his school days in silence, untouched by ambition or expectation. Once a promising topper, now he’s simply "the ghost of Class 11-A"—present, yet never really there. But everything shifts with the arrival of two transfer students. Suhani Ray, a girl who smiles like she’s hiding a storm, sees through Aarav’s emotional walls with an unsettling grace. And Kabir Sahni, confident and sharp, refuses to ignore Aarav’s indifference, challenging his worldview at every turn. Thrown into school plays, late-night talks, and quiet breakdowns, the trio form a bond neither expected. As memories resurface and buried pain confronts the light, Aarav begins to ask: What does it mean to live? And more importantly, is it too late to start trying? Set in a regular Indian high school and rich with emotional depth, Beneath the Quiet Sky is a coming-of-age story about wasted potential, found friendships, and the slow, fragile journey toward hope. With moments of quiet philosophy, youthful laughter, and raw honesty, it’s a tale for anyone who’s ever felt lost in a place they were supposed to belong. Because sometimes, it only takes two people—and a little courage—to change the entire course of your life.

In the year 3050, Earth is a wasteland — a dead planet ruled by silence, shadows, and secrets long buried. Civilization collapsed after a mysterious celestial phenomenon called “The Ascent” — a global event that lifted thousands of humans into the sky… never to return. Rei, a lone teenager, wakes up on the surface with no memory of his past — only a strange word carved beside him: “Ascended.” But when Rei’s body begins to rise against gravity, he’s pulled into the Skygrave — a horrifying afterlife-like dimension floating above Earth, where time twists, the dead walk, and no one remembers how they died. There, Rei meets a white-haired girl who knows his name… …but swears she’s never been alive. As Rei tries to escape the Skygrave, he’s hunted by faceless Watchers, haunted by versions of himself, and slowly uncovers a truth too twisted to forget: “He was never supposed to be alive.” “And death… was never natural.”

A journey across the land of a young boy to the top of the world