Uprising Game Of Thrones

In the beginning, there was Nothing. Not the emptiness of silence, but a force without concept—a void that devours even thought, memory, and time. From that Nothing, a lone will remained—a survivor from a past that the current cosmos cannot comprehend. His name: Asteru. Neither god nor devil. Not born of the world, but from beyond it. When all else was erased, Asteru stood still… From his own broken soul, he forged a new reality. A single spark ignited the World Tree, the anchor of life. From its branches came Aetheria, the first Arbitrator— And then came Time, Space, Life, Law, Death, and the Gate. Seven great beings. The Arbitrators. Not gods. Not mortals. Astral Beings, who would watch over the worlds. This is not a tale of gods. This is the will of the one above them. This is the story of Asteru— The being of Nothingness, and the true ruler of creation who once was a part of the very creation itself.

Live what you want, and wish for what you desire, but don’t forget to put a limit to your wishes... for a day might come when they come true in a way you never dreamed of, and then you’ll realize how foolish you were. I was one of those few obsessed with video games, living among screens, and dreaming of being part of the digital worlds I used to drown in for hours. I didn’t want to be the noble hero who cries like a child at the first loss, or the one who carries slogans of justice while barely being able to protect himself. No, I wanted to be the villain—the one who imposes his presence, the earth shakes under his feet, and possesses a power greater than the hero of the game himself. On a cursed day, I didn’t wake up in my bed as usual, but inside one of the games I used to love obsessively. Everything was familiar, from the towering cities to the characters whose dialogues I had memorized by heart... but there was a problem, a problem I hadn’t expected—I didn’t incarnate in the body of that legendary villain I imagined, but in the body of the character I hated the most... the hero of the game, “Kyle Estoright.” Now, stuck in this role I always mocked, surrounded by the enemies I always wished to be one of, I realized a truth I had never thought about: maybe heroes have a reason that makes them fight, and maybe villains weren’t as grand as I had imagined... or maybe, just maybe, this wasn’t just a “game.”

Before time knew seconds, and before light ever touched the surface of the cosmos, this world was once ruled. Not by man. Not by god. But by the Demon Emperor—a primordial being born from ruin, who breathed suffering as his very air. In his hands, a thousand civilizations perished. In his footsteps, the earth burned and the sky wept. The Demon Emperor was undefeatable. Undying. Heartless. Yet even immortality carries a deadly poison: boredom. At the peak of unmatched dominion, the demon gazed upon the empty heavens and found himself hollow. Eternity… was no blessing. It was a curse. “Thirteen Gods of Light… if you truly rule fate,” he whispered amid the final destruction, “come… and kill me.” There was no answer, only silence. Then… the sky split open.

Have you ever felt trapped? You want freedom… but you just can’t get it. The civilization, the infrastructures… all fading away. You don’t get it anymore? You don’t know it anymore? Talent… hmph, power… ugh. The only thing one needs isn’t just these. What one needs the most is to survive, to fight, to outsmart and to conquer. In a world you can’t recognize. In a world you can’t comprehend. In a world in someone else’s control. This lies the story of a man, who by chance lost his life, lost his freedom and lost control. But was it really chance or something more…

Jack Johnson is jolted awake in his dorm room by a blinding flash of light. As his vision clears, he finds a radiant woman floating at the centre of his room Deyanira, the goddess of magic. She claims he has been chosen as her champion in a divine contest: a deadly game where only one mortal representative will survive to help their god ascend and rule the pantheon. Thrust into a world of magic, rivalry, and cosmic ambition, Jack must outwit and outlast the champions of rival gods. Will he rise to the challenge, or become just another casualty in the gods’ ruthless game of ascension?

(REWORKED VERSION) This is a Rework of my previous story with some slight changes, improvement to the grammar, and improvement to the story overall. Some things will be the same of course and then some things will be different. ----- ----- Maximus was the son of the smartest and most powerful people in the world. His Mom and Dad being geniuses made advanced technology that boosted the world's development level but also caused more conflict. After his unfortunate death he is reincarnated in the world of Game of Thrones and granted a system to guide him along the way Follow Maximus as he tries and build an Empire in Game of thrones --- --- This Story will be faced paced and include Kingdom building and a Harem

In a world divided by towering walls, society is split into four their, each layer a stark reminder of one's place in the hierarchy. From the labor-bound populace of Wall One to the wealthy aristocrats of Wall Three, every citizen's life is dictated by the rules of their tier. At the pinnacle, behind the impregnable Fourth Wall, reside the General's council of seven who wield absolute authority, overseeing the realms below with iron-fisted precision.

In a haunting alternate ending to Game of Thrones, the Night King sits victorious on the Iron Throne, his army of the undead having frozen the greatest heroes of Westeros in a terrifying state of unlife. Yet, amid this chilling dominion, a handful of survivors-Arya Stark, Tyrion Lannister, and a few others-defy the curse, hiding in the shadows and plotting to reclaim their world. As frozen kingdoms shatter and alliances crumble, secrets unravel and desperate gambles are made in a battle for survival, power, and redemption. This dark reimagining explores how far heroes will go when all seems lost and the line between life and death blurs in the cold grip of the Night King's reign. Will hope ignite in the frost? Or will darkness consume all? Disclaimer: This is a non-commercial fanfiction based on the world and characters of Game of Thrones. All rights belong to their respective creators. Instagram : @anubisink1

Some children are born with powers that normal people can not fathom. When that happens, they're taken from their families and put into schools so they can focus their abilities on serving their country. Their names are changed and they must abide by a strict schedule, all resistance will be met with force.

In a world drowned by silence and bone, a nameless man awakens amidst the skeletal remains of his own kind. With no memory of who he is or what destroyed this once-living world, he rises—naked, in agony, and utterly alone—beneath the gaze of a lifeless sky and mountains that cage the dead. Drawn toward the distant stone horizon, he walks the graveyard without end, burdened by a dread he cannot name. When he encounters a man and a child who fall to their knees and call him Adonai—a god reborn, the long-lost Asura of Yahweh—he is thrust into a myth he does not understand, worshipped for a past he cannot recall. He does not believe in gods. But something ancient stirs within him. And the world, it seems, has been waiting for him to wake.

Three threads of fate intertwine in a vortex of power and betrayal. Will Lorenzo be able to stay true to the whispers of the lich, harness the power of the bones, and ascend to the throne of bones, a symbol of supreme power but also full of dangers? The collision of ice and darkness, the wrestling between kingship and revenge, is about to stage a soul-shaking epic chapter in this land full of treacherous magic and iron-blooded conspiracy

Everywhere, people use the System. But Rix has a tiny speck of something else. Something called ‘qi’. Rix has one goal in life: to kill the eight criminals who murdered his family. But his targets aren’t just ordinary mortals. They’re Martial Souls — warriors of legend fueled by mana, with System-granted techniques and mastery of weapons that can challenge the heavens themselves. As far as the System is concerned, Rix isn’t special. No martial foundation. No corporate techniques. No god-tier potential. Just a list and a grudge. To exact his revenge, he needs power. Real power. And there’s only one place he knows that will give it to him. Spiritlock Prison — a place where even low-tier nobodies can become monsters. If they survive. The plan’s simple: get locked up, dive into a dungeon crawling with entropy-spawned horrors, and pray he doesn’t get torn in half on day one. His odds? Laughable. His stats? Rock bottom. But deep down, Rix has a tiny speck of something no one else does. Something the System forgot. Something called ‘qi.’

In the empire of Vaelith, names are power. To be named in the royal Archive is to exist. To be erased… is to be unmade. Five years ago, the bastard prince Eryndor was the Crown’s hidden weapon — a child of royal blood trained to manipulate the Archive’s forbidden name-magic. But his own brother betrayed him, struck his name from the Archive, and vanished him from the world without war, without blood… without even a grave. Now, he returns. Not as a prince. Not even as a man. But as a ghost no one can remember — and no spell can touch. Silently disguised as a royal servant, the Nameless Prince infiltrates the palace where his killers now sit on thrones. He cannot use magic directly, but he can rewrite memories, erase truth, and steal identities from the inside out. One forgotten lie at a time, he begins to unravel the kingdom’s past — and the Archive that erased him starts to whisper back. But the throne remembers. And if it finds him again… It will erase him for real.

Twelve Thrones is a tale of twelve kingdoms, each with its own perspective, allowing you to follow one, multiple, or all as you decide who you want to see triumph in the end. But remember—this is a story of war, power, and ambition, and not all kingdoms will survive to the end. Twelve Thrones: United Islands of Khiz (UIK) Perspective tells the story of UIK, a collection of islands bound by the sea and a complex network of political and familial ties. The people of UIK are defined by their resilience and resourcefulness, as they face constant challenges both from the seas and the political ambitions of other kingdoms. As the ruling class of UIK navigates shifting alliances and internal power struggles, they must also protect their homeland from those who seek to control the valuable trade routes and resources of the islands. The first 25 chapters will cover UIK's history, uploaded weekly on Mondays at noon. Afterward, the main story begins with shorter chapters (1–2 per week) focusing on the present day. Unlike the history chapters, the story won’t have dates and will follow one character—you’ll need to piece together the timeline through character interactions and events. I recommend reading the series in date order to fully grasp the unfolding history. If the story gains popularity, I might include a date order map on each perspective.

Twelve Thrones is a tale of twelve kingdoms, each with its own perspective, allowing you to follow one, multiple, or all as you decide who you want to see triumph in the end. But remember—this is a story of war, power, and ambition, and not all kingdoms will survive to the end. Twelve Thrones: AHK Perspective delves into the rise and transformation of Ahk, a land of wealth, ambition, and intrigue. From its grand castles and fortified cities to the leaders who shaped its destiny, Pallas's history is one of power struggles, alliances, and the pursuit of dominance. As the kingdom faces external threats and internal betrayals, its people must navigate a delicate balance between tradition and progress. The first 25 chapters will cover Ahk's history, uploaded weekly on Mondays at noon. Afterward, the main story begins with shorter chapters (1–2 per week) focusing on the present day. Unlike the history chapters, the story won’t have dates and will follow one character—you’ll need to piece together the timeline through character interactions and events. I recommend reading the series in date order to fully grasp the unfolding history. If the story gains popularity, I might include a date order map on each perspective.

OC family and OC MC character that has magic. English isn't my first nor second language, so there will be a lot of mistakes, but we learn from our mistakes. I am also only writing to acquire experience in writing stuff. PS: I will also put monsters here and there.

*In a dystopian world where survival is entertainment, a group of teenagers is forced into a brutal trial in the wild. Betrayal, fear, and sacrifice haunt each step. But when the final challenge demands only one victor, Zara Nwosu chooses hope over violence—and becomes the voice of a generation that refuses to be broken.*

In the demon-torn realm of Orynthal, humans are no longer the apex of power. The skies bleed red, and entire kingdoms fall under the crushing force of the demonic horde. Only a rare few—those gifted by the gods—can stand against the tide. They are called Heroes. And they are dying out. When the once-glorious kingdom of Velmora faces extinction, its desperate king makes a final sacrifice: he offers his only daughter, Princess Elira, in a political marriage to the feared war empire of Draekhavem—a kingdom as powerful as it is merciless, led by warrior kings and their cruel bloodlines. In exchange, Draekhavem promises protection. In truth, Elira is given to a prison cloaked in royalty. Her husband, Prince Kaelith Draeven, despises her—cold, violent, and already surrounded by his favored consorts. The court mocks her. The soldiers loathe her. And Elira begins to realize: demons may not be the worst monsters in this world. But everything changes the night she’s left for dead at the edge of enemy territory… and is found by the last being she ever expected to show mercy: the Demon King himself. Towering, cursed, ancient—and feared beyond reason—he should have killed her. Instead, he carries her to safety. And when he touches her, her body doesn’t burn. It awakens. A cursed bloodline. A divine gift buried at birth. The truth of who she is will not only shake the realm—but tear open the veil between salvation and ruin. Because Elira is not cursed. She is chosen. And what flows through her veins… could end them all.

When a mysterious ancient scroll falls into the hands of Amara, a curious yet skeptical postgraduate student, she is thrust into a prophetic journey that transcends time. With each chapter of the scroll, Amara relives the reigns of ancient kings—Nimrod the empire builder, Pharaoh the hardened ruler, David the man after God's heart, and others whose choices shaped the spiritual and political destinies of nations. But these are more than historical tales. They are living patterns, spiritual blueprints that still govern the rise and fall of leaders today. As Amara uncovers how pride, power, obedience, and legacy formed the cores of these rulers’ hearts, she begins to confront the modern reflection of these patterns—in world leaders, in her generation, and even within herself. Blending biblical history, spiritual insight, and modern-day relevance, Thrones of Time explores the ancient struggles for power, the consequences of hardened hearts, and the eternal call to rule with wisdom and humility. Will Amara answer the scroll’s call to rise above the spirit of the age, or will she be consumed by the very patterns she's called to expose? This is not just a novel. It’s a prophetic mirror. A wake-up call. A crown of conviction.

Throne of Embers: Wrath of the Ashborne What happens when the son of a billionaire chooses freedom over fortune—only to find death waiting in the shadows? Why does a god of the dead grin at a dying boy, and what ancient bloodline does that boy unknowingly carry? When the flames of betrayal consume everything… Can vengeance alone be enough to rise from the ashes? Zaire Grimveil was never meant to die that night. But what if his death was only the beginning? A forgotten war is awakening. An ancient pact is forged in darkness. And one boy may hold the balance between gods and ruin. Will he burn the world for justice… or become its final judge?

Aurora, a brilliant and ruthless CEO, returns to exact revenge on the Luxor family, her former tormentors. After decades of planning and building her empire, she's ready to strike. Disguising her true identity, she infiltrates their lives, manipulating events to destroy their relationships, reputation, and power. As she navigates the complex web of Luxor family dynamics, Aurora's carefully crafted facade begins to unravel, revealing hidden vulnerabilities and unexpected connections. But her ultimate goal remains unchanged: to dismantle the Luxor empire and claim her triumph. With each move, Aurora's past and present collide, exposing secrets, lies, and betrayals. The Luxors, unaware of the danger lurking among them, are caught off guard as Aurora's revenge unfolds.

What happens when the thing you hate the most becomes something you desire His existence was bane for her. Marrying Damien Kingston was the last thing she wanted to do. Her boss, her nemesis and her desire. A deal from a devil she could not refuse. A deal for VENGEANCES. She was the scourge of his life. Forging a contract with Erica was never his plan His colleague, his trouble and his temptation A deal that win him the empire. A deal for the THRONE

Gravity is just a suggestion. For Cassius Virellius, it's a weapon, a shield, an art form. Born to a minor noble house, his rare Awakened power, Gravity Manipulation, is his ticket to the legendary Crucible. In this arena of clashing Aethelian ambitions and rigid Valerian doctrines, Cassius's intuitive and adaptive combat techniques are unlike anything seen before. He'll face down powerful rivals, navigate intricate political currents, and push his limits to unlock the true, terrifying potential of his command over the fundamental forces. The world is about to learn that some rules are meant to be bent... or broken entirely.