Pokemon Ash And Mallow

From the Shelves of Aeralith We have kept many stories. Some speak of light. Others, of silence. This one came in ash. It does not begin with a kingdom, a war, or a prophecy. It begins with absence—with a girl no longer allowed to belong. Rasha was born with barely a flicker. Branded lowborn and cast aside, she was never meant to shape her tribe’s future. Until the flame chose her. Bound to an ancient spirit her people have long forgotten, Rasha carries a truth they no longer wish to hear: Fire was never meant to conquer—but to connect, to heal, to guide. Banished for speaking it, she walks the desert with nothing but a flicker of hope, a silent boy beside her, and the fire in her chest. She doesn’t seek glory. Only memory. Meaning. What was lost. She is not a weapon. She is not a savior. She is the Eternal Flame. While her path winds through exile and ember, others stir—in shadow, in snow, in sacred ruins. They do not begin together. They do not yet know each other. But their stories move toward the same fracture. This is the first of her volumes. One breath in the great remembering. And Aeralith never forgets.

Seraphina D’Lorien was raised to lead with grace, bound by duty, and destined to carry on her noble house’s legacy. As the Duchess of House D’Lorien and wife to the ambitious Alaric Vessant, she was meant to be a symbol of stability in a crumbling empire. Instead, she was accused of treason, chained at the pyre, and sentenced to burn. The empire turned its back. Her husband watched in silence. Her cousin Evelyne wept in public, but behind her tears was a smile no one else noticed. And only Evelyne knew that Seraphina was carrying a child. That secret died in the fire. Or so they thought. But Seraphina did not stay dead. She awakens in her chambers, unburned, unbound, and alive. Everything around her is exactly as it was, except now, she remembers everything. The lies. The betrayal. The flame. And the child she never got to protect. With no one aware of what truly happened, Seraphina pretends to resume her former life. But she no longer trusts, no longer hopes, and no longer believes justice will come on its own. By day, she smiles at her husband’s side. By night, she stalks the empire’s shadows, gathering secrets, unraveling documents, and finding cracks in the system that tried to erase her. Her quest leads her to Caelan Vorenthal, the Warden General, an enigmatic, masked warrior with no tolerance for corruption and a past as shadowed as her own. What begins as cautious cooperation becomes something deeper, as Seraphina uncovers a conspiracy stretching back years. Her marriage had been arranged not for love, but as a calculated maneuver. Her family’s fall was no accident. It was orchestrated. Her life, her title, even her pain were all used as leverage in a political game she never agreed to play. And now, she is rewriting the rules. Just as she prepares to move against the court, assassins strike. Seraphina survives, but the message is clear. Someone knows she is no longer a pawn. War brews in the corridors of power, and every ally she gains makes her more of a threat. Through ink, blade, and bloodless subterfuge, Seraphina prepares to dismantle the empire that once watched her burn. One forged document, one ruined house, one false oath at a time. The court believes she has been tamed. But Seraphina D’Lorien is no longer theirs to control. She is the flame reborn, and this time she decides who burns.

“You took my crown, now I’ll burn your throne.” Once a favored noble lady destined to be queen, Aurelia Vaelthorn is betrayed, cast aside, and left to rot in the ashes of a crumbling legacy. But Aurelia is not the kind to weep. She rises—sharper, colder, and ready to reclaim what was stolen. Beneath the silken veils and jeweled smiles of the imperial court lies a battlefield of lies, blood, and power. Torn between a manipulative Crown Prince who once used her... and a silent knight whose loyalty might shatter kingdoms, Aurelia weaves her vengeance like a deadly waltz. In a realm where beauty kills and loyalty burns, will Aurelia take back her crown—or lose herself in the game of thrones?

Ash Woodhart was just another soul crushed under the grind of modern life—until the day he died. But death wasn’t the end. It was the ignition. Reforged in realms unseen, Ash awakens in his old life—but with a burning presence in his core, and visions of a higher path calling him. This time, he’s not here to survive. He’s here to ascend.

On an isolated continent ruled by nine great clans—each bound to a god-dragon—peace is but a fragile illusion. Deep within the scarred earth, a tenth dragon stirs. Renzoku, a nameless warrior born of death and forged in battle, awakens into this world with no past, no allies, and a hunger for strength that borders on madness. With each foe he defeats, he grows... Absorbing their power and unlocking Dragon Points that bring him closer to his true nature. Guided only by instinct, a blade, and the loyalty of his fierce companion Yumi, Renzoku battles through cursed lands, forbidden trials, and the deadly politics of the Nine Immortal Clan’s military elite. But the world is shifting. Monsters crawl from the void. Ancient dragons whisper. War brews between the clans, and at its center stands Renzoku—dragon-born, unbound, and relentlessly rising. As he trains, faces off against monstrous foes, and wrestles with his growing bond to the slumbering dragon-god Rekuga, Renzoku must choose: remain a weapon of destruction, or become a leader worthy of a clan. But rule one still applies: kill or be killed. In a world of clans and dragons, only the relentless survive.

In a world scarred by the fall of gods and the blood of heroes, the story of Ash and Betrayal continues. Kael and Lyra, reborn as Dren and Seris, awaken to a land ruled by warlords, god cults, and an ancient darkness stirring beneath the earth. Their forgotten past haunts them, drawing them into a war older than memory. As the ruthless Pale Court rises, led by a mysterious Nameless King and Kael’s treacherous brother Darren Veyne, the scattered realms teeter on the brink of ruin. Shadows of old gods whisper in lost temples, cursed bloodlines awaken, and a long-dead prophecy stirs. Bound by fate and shattered love, Dren and Seris must gather the forsaken, unravel ancient betrayals, and face the brutal truth of their past lives. But every choice comes with a price and the world they seek to save may be beyond redemption. Old enemies return, new horrors rise, and a final reckoning approaches. In this war of gods, monsters, and cursed hearts, love is a weapon and betrayal the deadliest blade.

She was hidden as a baby when her kingdom fall. Now twenty -two years later, Aeris is thrown into a world of magic, war and prophecy after her peaceful life is destroyed. She doesn't know she's the heir of the fae throne or that an elven prince with secrets of his own is about to change everything. A slow - burn fantasy romance, with fate, betrayal and a crown to be claimed.

In a world where gods rule through divine energy and ancient technology whispers from the ruins, two fugitives stand at the edge of history. Chizoba, the son of a forbidden union between an Ase-born priestess and a powerful Chi warrior, hides a power that could tear the world open—a divine paradox hunted by both pantheons. Suppressing his might to avoid becoming a harbinger of destruction, he wanders the realms seeking meaning beyond destiny. Omole “Omo” Kehinde, an Ase-lost technomancer, scours the deserts and ruins of the Iron Kings in search of forgotten relics. Her body is wrapped in the remnants of lost ages—a suit of archaic tech now powered by her ingenuity and vengeance. Armed with weaponized artifacts and tactical brilliance, Omo wants answers—and freedom from gods who would cage her.

Ash-Forged Sovereign delves into the harrowing journey of Lysander, an ordinary individual from our world who unexpectedly finds himself reborn as a minor, inconsequential noble within the brutal fantasy novel, The Crimson Blade. His new identity, Lysander Thorne, comes with a terrifying caveat: he is merely an 'extra,' destined to die a pathetic, ignoble death during the climactic Siege of Oakhaven, a mere plot device to fuel the true hero's rise. Refusing to accept his preordained demise, Lysander leverages his unique meta-knowledge of the novel's intricate plot, characters, and forgotten lore. Driven by the relentless ambition of an "exiled noble plotting their return," he transforms from a terrified pawn into a cunning mastermind. His first audacious move comes amidst the chaos of the siege, where he strategically manipulates forgotten defenses to orchestrate the catastrophic collapse of the West Gate, obliterating the enemy's main assault and defying his fated end. Having escaped certain death and caused an undeniable ripple in the narrative, Lysander must now navigate the treacherous politics of his new world. He faces the formidable High Commander Valerius, where his sharp intellect and calculated rhetoric are his only weapons. Through sheer cunning, he justifies his insubordinate, yet effective, actions, earning not punishment, but a new, "unconventional" assignment directly under the High Commander's watchful eye. Ash-Forged Sovereign is the tale of a man who was supposed to be a footnote, now forging his own path through fire and strategy. It explores Lysander's relentless drive to reshape his destiny, acquiring both the wits of a true strategist and the tangible powers necessary to become not just a survivor, but a formidable force capable of writing his own legendary tale.

He was the man who had it all — not just born with a silver spoon, but a diamond spoon. A walking empire. A storm dressed in silk. Billionaire by brilliance, desired by millions, envied by all. With a mind like a machine, a body sculpted like a god, and a soul untouched by emotions, he ruled the world without a flicker of remorse. Women flocked to him. Men feared him. The word “love” was just a distraction — until fate turned its back. Betrayed by shadows in his empire, his car crashes under mysterious circumstances. The world mourns a king. But the gods don’t let go so easily. Blessed by the karmic legacy of his great-grandparents — saints who once helped the poor and earned divine blessings — he is given a second chance. A cruel one. Now, he awakens in the fragile body of a poor boy. No wealth. No identity. No control. But the mind of a billionaire remains. And so does the attitude. As he struggles through a harsh world of poverty and injustice, he'll need to learn what he always lacked — empathy, love, friendship, and vulnerability. The journey will be brutal. The climb, steeper than before. But he is not alone. His secretary from the past life, a quiet, calculating man with fierce loyalty and secrets of his own, is also reborn and finds him again — not as a servant this time, but as an equal, and perhaps... a rival. And then there's her — a woman from his past, from the golden halls of his empire. Someone he barely noticed — maybe a staff member, a caterer, or even just a girl waiting in line at his charity gala. She had seen him, admired him, maybe even loved him from afar. In this life, she's not afraid to challenge him, mock him, and strip away his arrogance, bit by bit. She remembers him. He doesn’t remember her. But fate has a plan. Now, in this second life — where power can't be bought, and respect must be earned — he must rebuild everything from scratch, learning not just how to be a king again… but how to be human.

In a world of floating realms, chaos erupts when Cromos, a tyrant of unimaginable power, annihilates the peaceful realm of Kris, leaving nothing but ashes behind. With vengeance burning in his heart, Kris is teleported to Solareth, a kingdom still standing against Cromos’s brutal conquest. There, he meets Jessica, a skilled warrior of Solareth, and Zagan, a mysterious swordsman who shares an eerie resemblance to Kris but hides a dark past. Together, they embark on a journey to recover ancient powers and unravel the truth behind the gods, the lost realms, and the legendary sword—the Blooming Destroyer—wielded by the enigmatic swordsman Vinam. But Vinam carries a heavy burden: a broken soul, a love long lost, and a cursed power that could either save their world or doom it. As war erupts, secrets unfold, and divine powers awaken, the fate of the floating realms rests in the hands of broken heroes.

In the crumbling kingdom of Lysaire, where ancient magic runs silent in noble blood, a foreign commoner is chosen to marry the last princess—a union meant to save the throne. But behind every vow lies a curse. Haunted by prophetic dreams, a forgotten bloodline, and a silent bride who loathes him, the stranger finds himself bound to a crown that was never meant for him. As the kingdom trembles beneath political unrest and fading faith, love blossoms where it should not, and betrayal creeps behind velvet curtains. His only companion: a mysterious raven stitched from magic and secrets—one that may not be his ally after all. As bloodlines burn and forbidden truths awaken, the stranger must face the ruin he was destined to bring... and the love that might be his greatest downfall. "In a world built on ash and prophecy, even a crown can kill."

Series Summary Years ago, Richard Feller, a powerful warrior and fire mage, spared the life of a vampire lord out of pity—tired of endless killing and longing for peace. He disappeared from the battlefield and lived quietly in a rural village with his wife and young daughter. But peace never lasts. While away on a short trip, Richard returns to find his entire village massacred by vampires and undead. His wife and daughter lie dead among the carnage. Enraged and guilt-ridden, he slaughters every creature in the village and vows never to show mercy again. Now, as the world trembles beneath the rising power of the vampire High Court and their undead legions, Richard walks the path of vengeance alone. Rumors of a lone man burning entire nests to ash begin to spread, but no vampire lives long enough to confirm it. Meanwhile, Thierry, a revolutionary fighter wielding teleportation magic and twin blades, battles to dismantle the vampire regime with a divided resistance—unaware that Richard has returned. As fate brings them closer to the heart of the vampire threat, whispers of a dark prophecy surface: the Day of the Black Sun, a coming event that threatens to wipe out humanity for good. And this time, Richard isn’t tired of killing.

In a world where magic is blood and blood is power, a nameless boy rises from ash… and becomes a flame the world cannot contain. Born in the forgotten village of Lorand, Irin was nothing more than a shadow—another voiceless soul in a realm ruled by the Seven Mage Houses. But when his home is razed to the ground and his people wiped out in the name of “cleansing,” Irin discovers a forbidden relic buried beneath a ruined temple: the Ashstone — a shard of ancient, sealed magic long thought destroyed. The moment he touches it, something awakens. Not just power... but memory. Not just fire... but fury. Now hunted by mage lords, stalked by whispers of prophecy, and drawn toward a war he never chose, Irin abandons his old name. The world begins to know him as Ash — the boy marked by the forgotten flame. But the Ashstone is more than a source of strength. It is a key… To a truth buried in the ruins of empires. To gods long silenced. And to a choice that may ignite the realm—or turn it all to dust.

Ash lives in the quiet space between attention and absence — a watcher, a listener, a boy most people overlook. In a world where secrets are currency and truth is never simple, he trades in glimpses and guesses, building a life out of things left unspoken. As he follows the threads of knowledge, strange talents, and quiet possibility, he begins to uncover something more personal than mystery: potential. Not quite a thief, not quite a spy, and not quite ordinary, Ash walks the line between what is and what might be. His journey isn't about saving the world — it's about discovering what he might be to it.

A youth from modern day Earth wakes up to find himself on the planet Aquamarine. Having crossed over to a parallel world into a teen with the same name he finds out that Pokemon exist in this world. Moreover it has only been a little over a century since Pokemon were discovered and many things about them are unknown to the world. Join Faust Williamson as he explores this dangerous world and slowly creates a legend of the Greatest Pokemon Master.

When orphaned dragon-rider Lyra Ashwyn is dragged in chains to the Royal Dragon Academy, her forbidden fire magic brands her a threat to the throne. Cold-blooded prince Lucien Valmer is ordered to watch her—but the prophecy binding fire to ice refuses to stay buried. Together they uncover a centuries-old purge, a crown burned to ashes, and a secret bloodline that could resurrect a goddess of ruin. To survive court intrigue, corrupted dragons, and a high priestess who wants Lyra’s soul, the enemies-turned-allies must decide: save the realm… or let it burn for a new one to rise. > Born of fire. Hunted by fate. Crowned by shadows.

In a land ravaged by an ancient malevolence that corrupts both earth and spirit, he is suddenly drawn into a story he never chose. Once a distant spectator, he now stands as an unwilling player in a vast, turbulent fate. This is no saga of valiant victories, but a grueling odyssey of inner reckoning. Tormented by the shadows of a fractured past and a mind steeped in nihilistic despair, he traverses a realm of primal sorcery and fragile pacts. As he supports the fated champion in a dire fight against an encroaching abyss, he grapples with the sinister murmurs of his own ruinous impulses. The boundary between redeemer and ruin erodes as he wrestles with the essence of resilience, meaning, and the brittle core of human existence. In a world where bonds and affection feel like fleeting mirages, can he uncover salvation amid the embers of isolation, or will the darkness he harbors within swallow him whole?

Ashes of the Chosen In a world where hope is a liability and power is a curse, what does it mean to be chosen? The year is 6189. Earth is no longer a home—it’s a wasteland turned power farm, drained to fuel the luxurious lives of humans who escaped into space. The elite call themselves visionaries. Those left behind call them Outsiders. To unlock limitless energy, the Intergalactic Ascension Council initiates Project Fractal—a mission to send human minds into the mysterious 4th Dimension, where thought shapes reality. But only the rarest children can survive the journey. Those children are bred in secrecy, tortured in orphanages, and selected through blood. Solin was never supposed to be the chosen one. He kept his power hidden. He wanted to survive—not ascend. But when his orphanage is massacred for failing to produce a candidate, Solin unleashes a power that manipulates time itself. Captured and declared the perfect Fractal subject, he is forced into a mission he never chose… while haunted by the loss of the one person who believed in him. Elari, the girl who taught him to hope, is gone. Or so he thinks. What Solin doesn’t know is that in the shadows of a ruined Earth, another survivor watches—Kael, once forgotten, now reborn with a vow: “If I cannot be hope… I will become the illusion of it As reality fractures, fates collide, and the boundary between man and machine crumbles, Solin must decide: Will he bend time to escape the system—or become the weapon that shatters it?

They burned her as a traitor. Now she returns with a curse. Delmira Ves Andralein was once a beloved queen — until betrayal carved her heart out and flames took what was left. Condemned by her husband, executed by the kingdom she protected, she died as nothing but a villain in their rewritten history. But the fire did not consume her soul. It resurrected her. Reborn in the frail body of a disgraced noble girl, Delmira awakens with a cursed system that thrives on pain. Every heartbreak makes her stronger. Every humiliation unlocks new power. In this second life, she won't beg for justice. She’ll become the vengeance they fear. And this time, they will burn in her name. —

Caelen feels the pain of others and carries it as his own. In the quiet village of Hearthollow, he lives a life of sacrifice, healing wounds he never received and bearing grief he never caused. His is a curse of empathy beautiful, unbearable, and isolating. But when a bloodied, terrified girl stumbles from the woods and collapses in his arms, Caelen is thrust into a fate far greater than quiet suffering. Shadows are rising. Kingdoms are bleeding. And Caelen may be the only one who can mend a broken world not with a sword, but with sorrow.

Ren Shiken, a spirited and energetic teen, wakes up to a life-changing day—his departure to the mysterious Phantom Guild. Though young and carefree, Ren carries the legacy of his father and grandfather, legendary fighters who once trained there. As he bids an emotional farewell to his mother and grandmother, his journey toward strength, honor, and destiny begins. With hope in his eyes and determination in his heart, Ren takes flight—unaware of the trials waiting ahead.

In June 2025, a devastating plane crash near Hyderabad kills over 500 people. Among the suspected victims is Andhra Pradesh’s Home Minister, Rathnadevi, a formidable woman known for her fierce stance against corruption. But when her body isn't found, questions begin to swirl. In New York, Anushree, an intelligence officer and Rathnadevi's estranged sister, sees the news and returns to India. Media frenzy explodes. But Anushree, sharp and composed, redirects the attention: “Many died. Not just her. Don’t forget them.” As she investigates, Anushree meets Naveen, a quiet aspiring detective from Chennai who insists on helping. A villager’s report changes everything: someone saw Rathnadevi in a forest hours after the crash. The duo follows the trail. They find Rathnadevi alive—hiding in a forest ashram. She admits she skipped the flight to mourn her dead lover, killed years ago by their father’s political ambition. The pass she gave her aide led to the crash—and she’s been silent ever since. Anushree reveals something darker: the crash was orchestrated. Rathnadevi was being targeted. Files exposing aviation corruption were meant to be leaked—files on that very plane. Rathnadevi surrenders. Arrests follow. Truths unravel. At a mass funeral for the unidentified victims, Anushree thanks Naveen for his help. As they sit by the river, she finally asks: “Why did you really come to help?” Naveen hesitates. Then, quietly: “Because my family was on that flight. I just… never told anyone.” She stares at him in silence. Words fail. But sometimes, silence says everything.

"Queens do not bow to Kings" 16+ All right reserved. Extended synopsis inside. Trigger warning, read at your own advisory. A standalone dark fantasy romance.

When the world breaks, someone must bleed to put it back together.

Lucinda once believed in fairy tales—until life burned those dreams to ash. Forced to grow up too soon in a small village, she gave up her childhood to care for her bedridden brother and survive her father’s abandonment. But everything changes when she crosses paths with Christopher Carrington—a wealthy, mysterious man whose love comes wrapped in danger, control, and secrets. As their worlds collide in passion and pain, Lucinda must choose between the comfort of control and the power of freedom. With betrayals from the past threatening their future, she’ll risk everything to protect the people she loves. From firelight confessions to whispered vows under starlit skies, Ashes of the past is a hauntingly beautiful novel about resilience, love, and the legacy we choose to build from ruins.

In the ruins of a forsaken world, Ashen Valyris awakens— With no voice, no shadow, no past. His only companion: a cursed Spiritus not shaped as sword nor spear, But a whispering echo of sorrow named Noctem Veil. Drawn to the Umbra Noctis Academy, a sanctuary for broken spirits and outcasts unfit for the light, Ashen enters a place where songs do not heal, but devour. Here, souls twisted by fate are forged into something the world dares not name. Through an ancient and forbidden ritual, Ashen begins to unravel. Not just as a boy—but as a boundary. Between human and spirit, between existence and oblivion. When he touches the power of the Forgotten Spirit Symphony, Realms begin to fracture. The academy shifts. Spirits kneel. The laws of reality tremble. Is Ashen the final cry of every soul the world has cast away— Or the harbinger of the symphony’s end?

When kings bleed to feed the gods, power is never inherited—it is earned through fire, blood, and sacrifice. In the frostbound realm of the North, young Ned Stark witnesses the unthinkable: his father, King Alphonse Stark, ritually sacrifices himself before the gods in a sacred feast meant to preserve the land’s divine favor. With the royal blood still warm on the altar, Ned is thrust into a role he never asked for—heir to a crown soaked in prophecy and shadow. But he is not yet king. Not truly. Not until he survives the Rite of Crowning, an ancient trial where the gods judge the worthy—and destroy the weak. Across the sea, in the sun-scorched empire of Tharekh, Princess Aeryla, daughter of fire and royalty, is gifted four ancient dragon eggs on the eve of her forced marriage to the feared warlord, Khal Freygo. Betrayed, widowed, and broken, she walks into fire to die—and is reborn with four living dragons and a hunger for conquest. Kingdom after kingdom falls to her flame. But as her armies approach Westeros, where Ned Stark now rules a fragile North, a greater threat awakens. The Army of the Undead, once buried beneath the icy wastes beyond the world’s edge, begins its march. Led by a deathless king who can raise dragons from the grave, the undead seek not kingdoms—but the extinction of all life. Old enemies must become allies. Prophecies must be fulfilled. Gods will descend, witches will rise, and the fate of mortals will be written in ash. In this world of sacred rituals, divine politics, ancient beasts, and rising horrors, only one truth remains: In the Age of Ash, the gods are watching—and they are hungry.

Kael Riven is a poor boy from Ashmoor village, now orphaned after a tragic attack years ago where his entire family was killed by rogue sorcerers or unknown forces linked to forbidden magic. He survived but was left alone and hardened by grief. For years, Kael lived in the shadows of the village, scraping by as a farmhand and doing small jobs. He’s rough around the edges but holds a spark of raw, uncontrolled magic—something he barely understands or trusts. One day, a letter arrives from Highwind Academy, inviting him to train. This opportunity is his only chance to unlock the truth about his family’s death, master his powers, and find a place where he belongs.