White Diamond Vs Steven

“What do you call a girl born without color… who doesn’t need it?” She can’t see. She doesn’t feel. She wasn’t supposed to survive. And yet — she walks the skyborn empire like a ghost out of time, wielding a nameless blade and power no one dares to name. Her energy is colorless — a phenomenon that should be impossible, feared by even the Empress’s most devout seers. Some call her cursed. Others call her a weapon. But no one knows who she really is… or what she’s waiting for. When an attack breaches the floating city of Zephyros and the sky begins to fall, White doesn’t run. She moves. Like someone who’s done this before. Why does she know forgotten sword styles? Why does she remember people who shouldn't exist? Why does she say things only the ancient dragons once did? And most of all— Why does the world seem afraid of her?

"I was never meant to be here." In a world where Gifts determine status and power, Saul Mayne stands at the top — a sword-wielding prodigy blessed by fate. Louis Hall follows closely, heir to a billion-credit empire with talent and pride to match. Then there's Paul Wayne — a nobody. No background. No family. No rank. Just a strange tattoo on his hand and a broken system that shows a question mark where his identity should be. He shouldn't even be at Diamond Academy, the elite combat school where future heroes are forged. But the invitation came. The uniform fit. The door opened. Now trapped in a sence that isn’t his, Paul must navigate ruthless guilds, overwhelming talents, and an academy designed to chew up the weak. But there's something wrong with this world. And Paul Wayne might be the glitch that changes everything. --- An academy setting. A mysterious system. A forgotten extra with no place in the script. The truth behind his existence… starts now. ---

After Stargaze Family executed his family, Noel Ardagan embarked on his journey, restoring his family name with the help of a System. "What? How the heck did she get it before me? The system told me that I'm the only one who knows about it!" Noel Ardagan cursed in anger, "That conniving murdering woman!" "At this point in time, only I should be aware about this tomb. But how did he find out about it?" Anna Stargaze, even after her reincarnation, couldn’t comprehend Noel's actions. The clash between of a person holding a system and a reincarnator who knows everything in the future is about to start.

In the messy teenage years, between the competition of the cruel worldly pleasure of glory, disdain for the feelings of the subjects. A boy who tries to escape from the dead race.

A girl who gone tired of her village decided to leave it, but it was center around a mysterious forest, they call it the Enchanted Forest, dragons, and demons are what they said that lived in this forest, but she doesn't care she still wanna achieve her dreams, and it was to explore the whole world, but before she does that, she will tackle first her very first exploration, the mysterious forest that makes their village hidden to the others.

Juliana never expected to land a scholarship to the most elite high school in the country—Diamond College, a place ruled by billionaires, legacy students, and one queen bee who doesn’t like competition. Armed with talent, grit, and her two best friends—Julius and Juliet—Juliana is determined to prove they belong, no matter what secrets or rivals wait in the shadows. But being the first-ever recipient of the “Exceptional Talent Scholarship” comes with attention… especially from two of the most powerful boys at Diamond: Desmond—the cold and mysterious heir with a hidden past—and Raymond—his charming rival with secrets of his own. As friendships are tested, feelings surface, family drama and dark truths unravel, Juliana must fight for more than just her place at Diamond—she must fight for herself. > Three friends. One school. A thousand secrets. Welcome to Diamond College.

For Jamie Vayne, life could be better, but he’s not complaining. His career as a musician might not be on the fast track, and he still has to work to earn a paycheck, but his following on a particular platform for the naughty eye in search of the sexy guy is on the rise, and his hookup success nears one hundred percent in terms of both sides’ satisfaction. Life is far from a straight line, and certain enticing curves are to be expected. Less expected is having a curve ball thrown at him by no other than the Sunny Hill gossip rag, Xpress. A weirdo who loves dressing up now follows him around, ruining his chances to score, and the next thing he knows, his failures are displayed in bold letters for all the campus’s entertainment. Jamie loves a challenge. He’ll catch Xpress, and when he does... That’s what this story is about.

Our MC, Gun, had a simple but happy life — a loving mom, a loyal best friend named Reon, and peaceful school days. But everything changed in an instant. His best friend Reon jumped from the school building… because of him. His mother? Kidnapped. And the people behind it all? Too powerful for Gun to even touch. Left completely alone, Gun burned with the desire for revenge — but he had no power, no support, and no hope. Then, one night, something strange happened. A mysterious object crashed in North Korea, wiping out the entire region… And at the same time, Gun awakened a system. But it wasn’t some overpowered cheat. [Observer System] — it could only see other people’s stats. That’s it. No skills. No strength. Just information. Can Gun really take revenge… With the most useless system ever?

The Stone Emperor, freed from his stony slumber, marched north with Kael’s dagger in hand, his veins burning with vengeance. Along the way, he forged uneasy alliances—a rogue Vein-Touched scholar, a witch bound to the old gods, and a scarred mercenary with a grudge. Together, they carved a bloody path toward the Black Spire, where the noblewoman, now a writhing abomination of flesh and shadow, awaited. In their final battle, the Emperor unleashed Crimson Blood Genesis, drowning her in a storm of molten ruby. Her last scream faded as her body dissolved—not into death, but into something worse. The dagger pulsed. Hungry.

Guardians of the cursed world Tripolis realize they have no greater power over their destiny than the humans they are assigned to protect. When the Chaos her siblings call Mila, loses her most beloved brother Light, she sets out to dismantle the system that enslaved her.

In a world ruled by magic and swordsmanship, he brought a gun. Paul Wayne is an orphan with no military background, no noble lineage, and no flashy magic—just a mysterious Stigma etched into his left hand. Everyone at Diamond Academy, the world’s most elite Hero training institution, ridicules him. Guns are considered outdated. Weak. Useless. But Paul’s Stigma allows him to create weapons from mana, manipulate time, and see through his enemies’ moves. He may be quiet. He may look average. But in a battlefield where monsters roam and only the strongest survive... One shot is all he needs. --- [Notice from the Author] This version of the story is currently paused. I’ve rebooted the novel under a new title: [The Diamond Extra] It features improved writing, revised world-building, and a deeper focus on the characters. If you’re new, I recommend starting with the reboot instead. Thank you for reading and supporting my work!

“Kid, instead of staying out here in this dump—why not come with me? You can play all the tennis you want. Live in a better place without having to worry about not having enough food on the table or clothes on your back” I looked up at him, eyes narrowing. Disbelief. Suspicion. This wasn’t normal. Nothing about this was normal. A stranger in rich clothes shows up out of nowhere, offers me a golden ticket out of this dump, and expects me to just say yes? Yeah, right. Every instinct I had was screaming. My gut twisted with a familiar tension—one I knew better than to ignore. So I did the only thing I know how to do when the world gets too close. I ran.

There was a young boy named Diamond who had a younger sister named Aika. They lived with Sofia and Mark, who were their stepmother and stepfather. Diamond and Aika had been found by Sofia and Mark in a dark alley, and they took them in as their children. Although they had developed a strong bond as a stepfamily, the details of their past remained a mystery. It was speculated that their biological families had abandoned them, but in truth, there was a more complicated reason for their evacuation from a dangerous situation. Since their adoption, Sofia and Mark had been curious about the children's unique appearances. Diamond had bright yellow hair and mismatched eyes—yellow on the right and light blue on the left. His eyes had an unusual ability to glow and shine, a trait that ordinary humans do not possess. Aika, on the other hand, had light blue hair and similar eyes, though her colors were reversed. While their distinctive looks attracted curiosity from others, Diamond felt happy in his new family. In reality, he was aware of the reason his original family had abandoned them—a tragedy that had left him traumatized. Despite his fears, he longed for the warmth and love of his new family to last forever. However, the shadow of that past loomed over him, and he stood there, filled with fear, tears, and disbelief as the tragedy he had witnessed unfolded before his very eyes.

The ruthless demon finally meets his match but when his enemies attack their bond would it remain or be utterly destroyed watch out for Demon vs Angel

The Kingdom of Steel is rotting from within. Gluttonous nobles tear it apart, and the throne is cracking beneath the king. Rebellions brew in the rear, while powerful neighbors wait patiently for the perfect moment to intervene. They told me this world couldn't be changed. They told me this country couldn't be saved. They told me I was a worthless heir — a disgrace to a noble House. They were wrong. Because they didn't know where I came from. Didn't know what knowledge I brought with me. I will claim what's mine. Climb to the top. And rewrite this world from scratch. Let's see how their tactical spells compare to artillery shells. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Author's Note Now that we're done with the dramatic part, let me explain — simply and directly, what this story is about. In short: Technology vs. Magic. A protagonist who knows how a musket works... and has metal magic? What could be more imbalanced? If you've been looking for something in the vein of "Release That Witch" — yes, this is it. Of course, not right from Chapter One. Industrial revolutions take time. But eventually, you'll get: Musketeer lines vs. battle mages; Grapeshot tearing through knights; Cannonballs smashing into demons; Bombs dropped from airships onto castles; and chemical weapons... Oh, wait, was that a war crime? Let's pretend you didn't hear that last part. Naturally, there'll also be noble intrigue, impossible missions, duels, and absolute domination. What won't you find here? Well… Boredom. At least, I'll do my best.

Jack vs. the Abyss Jack is sixteen, working nights at WcDoodle’s and walking a tightrope no one sees. By day, he’s a kid with grease on his collar. By night, he’s an urban myth—saving lost souls like himself, but sometimes… choosing who gets saved at all. He’s not above killing. He’s not afraid to let someone fall. Because the world isn’t fair. And Jack isn’t here to be a hero. He’s here to outlive the abyss—or drag it down with him.

After losing her sister under suspicious circumstances, Arielle throws herself into work and shuts off emotionally. When a property acquisition in a sleepy coastal town forces her into close contact with a charming local architect—Noah—she’s forced to re-evaluate her ideas of love, vulnerability, and what happiness truly means. What begins as a clash of worlds becomes a passionate, transformative love story that challenges everything Arielle thought she knew about success

After being deceived by a friend for revenge, Ewan Asher Margarito became involved with higher-ups and got his family in danger. With the help of his sister, Lily Asher, he decided to avenge his parent's death. Things fell apart when several murder cases surfaced and instincts discovered they might be the same killer.

Justice Vs Corruption By Abraham Nakanda Michael Anderson Nathaniel - known as M.A.N - wasn't supposed to ever walk free again. After sixty violent crimes, including the murder of multiple police officers, he was locked away for good. But M.A.N doesn't break. He breaks out. Now he's back - not just as a fugitive, but as a force working behind the scenes of Nigeria's most powerful and corrupt political figure, Senator Tochukwu, a man determined to rig his way into the presidency. M.A.N is the Senator's secret weapon: silent, efficient, untouchable. But M.A.N isn't killing for power. He's killing for love. His mission? To carve a future out of chaos for the only person he still cares about: his little brother - a boy who still believes his big brother can be saved. To stop him, six of Nigeria's best detectives are pulled into a brutal national manhunt: Detective Byers, the strategist who sees ten moves ahead. Detective Okonkwo, with unmatched instincts and street smarts. Detective Bolawole, the moral center with the most to lose. Detective Chukwueze, bold, reckless, and fearless. Detective Salami, who trusts no one, not even her own team. Detective Abdullah, haunted by past mistakes. Their orders: Bring M.A.N in alive. No body bags. No excuses. But as the chase intensifies and the cost of justice rises, each detective must face a terrifying question: What if the system they're protecting is more dangerous than the man they're chasing? "Justice Vs Corruption" is a tense, emotional, and explosive crime thriller where loyalty is tested, justice is questioned, and one man's crimes may be the only thing saving the person he loves.

it's a slow burning story! Diamond Beginnings One boy. One dream. One swing at a time. In Warsaw, Poland, young Adrian Wójcik picks up a plastic bat in his backyard—and takes his first step toward changing the future of Polish baseball. With a loving but struggling family behind him, rivals on the playground, and a fierce desire to win, Adrian’s childhood is filled with scraped knees, backyard drills, and impossible dreams. Family. Rivalries. Sacrifice. This is the story of a legend in the making.

In a forgotten corner of Japan, where weeds cover the baseball field and the school gave up on sports long ago, one boy refuses to let go of his dream. Thirteen-year-old Haruto Saito is a baseball prodigy born in the wrong place. Gifted as both pitcher and batter, his talent burns bright—but in a rural middle school with no team, no coach, and no one who believes, it’s like screaming into the void. Except… one person still listens. Sōta Nakamura, his quiet best friend, would rather read math books than swing a bat. But when Haruto asks, he picks up a catcher’s mitt—not out of love for the game, but for the friendship they share. Together, they form a club from scratch: no equipment, no strategy, just raw heart and late-night dreams. As they gather misfit teammates and find unexpected support in their stern math teacher—once a forgotten player himself—the boys discover that baseball isn’t just about winning championships. It’s about building something where nothing existed before. It’s about scraped knees, quiet encouragements, shared bentos, and the girl who stitches their uniforms by hand. But the road to glory isn’t smooth. Injuries, failures, heartbreaks—and the haunting knowledge that talent might not be enough—test every ounce of their resolve. Because no one expects legends to be born in countryside classrooms. Will their dream reach Koshien—or will they remain the team no one remembers? A story of friendship, failure, and the field that held their youth. ⚾ The dirt may forget their footprints… but the sky never will.

Chapter 0 "What do you want to be when you grow up, Hyun-woo?" A woman's voice. Soft. Warm. Safe. I didn't know how old I was in this memory, but I was small. Sitting on a plush rug, gripping a crayon too tightly, coloring something-a sky, maybe? The blue was smudged across the page. I looked up. She was smiling. Her face blurred, her features indistinct. But I knew. "I want to be an astronaut," I had said, beaming. She laughed. "An astronaut?" I nodded eagerly. "Or a firefighter. Or maybe an artist! But I also want to be a scientist. And a baker!" Her laughter was light, like wind chimes. "That's a lot of things, my love." "I can do all of them!" She leaned down, brushing a gentle hand over my hair. "You can be anything you want. Whatever makes you happy. Just be a good human being." I held onto those words. For years, I held onto them. Until she was gone. The memory shifted. Another voice. Deep. Familiar. "You're going to be someone great, Hyun-woo." My father. He wasn't like how he was now. His voice back then-it wasn't cold, sharp, or suffocating. It was filled with pride. "You can do anything, son." He meant it. I knew he did. Back then, he believed in me, just like she did. But then– Then she died. And everything changed.

The writing will get better, after the first volume it will end on 25 to 30 or even less, but after that, I promise you it will get better ——————————————————— At the prestigious Hunter Academy of Erevos, Eno Spencer stood on the cusp of his graduation, just weeks away from a pivotal event that would define his future. This event, seemingly the culmination of his training, would ignite a journey far more treacherous than he could ever anticipate. Beneath the surface, a shadowed force awaited—an insidious presence poised to unravel everything Eno held dear, threatening to consume his very essence and steer his fate into a darkness he couldn’t yet comprehend. ——————————————————— Authur notes sorry about the synopsis being too vague it’s because it’s my first novel and I don’t know how to do synopsis and I didn’t want to accidentally put a spoilers so I made it vague Hey guys, I just wanted to let you know that I’ve officially released my original novel, White Lightning! To be honest, I’ve had a lot of anxiety about both my novel and my fanfiction. I kept wondering if they were good enough—if my novel sounded too much like a fanfiction, if I could properly stretch out the story and plotlines. It took me a while, but eventually, I realized that none of that really matters. I started writing because I enjoy it—not because I care about whether people think it’s good or not. If they like it, great. If not, that’s fine too. So I’ll say this now: my novel will have a fanfiction-like feel, and I won’t be dragging out the story just to reach thousands of chapters. As for my writing schedule, releases might be a bit random at times since I’ll still be working on my fanfictions. But don’t worry—I’m not abandoning them. My novel, my DC fanfiction, and my Marvel fanfiction will remain my main priorities. The Fairy Tail one, on the other hand, won’t get as much focus, though I’ll still release chapters for it occasionally. Regarding my DC fanfiction, I’ve reached the point where the story enters the comic book timeline. I won’t be releasing any new chapters for it until my Marvel fanfiction reaches that same stage. Unfortunately, I don’t think we’ll get there as quickly as we did with the DC one, but we’ll see how things go. That’s all I wanted to say! Thanks for sticking with me, and I hope you enjoy what’s coming next. also the story will get much better after the first volume which should be around 30 chapters

Having to be told that you are dead is a weird way to find out. Having no memory of who he is or was, our protagonist is told that he is the sole survivor of a curse that claimed every other soul that had been exposed to it, making him special for some reason. Now he wants to know why that is, but with the actual world growing in size, causing all sorts of havoc, that might take more than just time.