Dresden

In a world steeped in magic and steeped in danger, Witchborne follows the journey of Helena, a young girl whose life takes a dramatic turn on the day of her witch test. Set in the empire of Dresden, founded by dragon descendants who once protected humanity from the demons of hell, Helena has always been taught to fear witches—those who wield the very magic that once saved her ancestors. As the capital city brims with anxiety over the resurgence of witchcraft, Helena's fears come to life when she is marked as a witch and taken away in a carriage filled with crying girls. Inside the grimy confines, she struggles with her newfound identity and questions the dark fate that awaits those branded with the witch's mark. But everything changes when two mysterious witches, marked with glowing symbols in their eyes, appear to free them. As they beckon the girls into the unknown, Helena is torn between the fear of her powers and the whispers of a destiny entwined with the magical world. In a fantasy landscape where ancient runes pulse with energy and ethereal creatures lurk in the shadows, Helena must confront her fears and discover the truth about her lineage. She learns that being a witch may not be a curse, but rather a key to unlocking her potential and challenging the very fabric of the empire. Witchborne is a tale of courage and self-discovery, where magic can be both a blessing and a curse, and where the choices one makes can change the course of history. Will Helena embrace her powers to unite her people against the lurking darkness, or will she succumb to the fears that have haunted her since childhood?

After an accident on earth, a boy wakes up on the world Aletera. There he'll become a participant in a very dangerous game arranged by the gods.

Leon Graves is a terminally ill exorcist bound to the decaying, gothic city of New Dresden, where the supernatural thrives beneath its crumbling surface. Tied to the Angel of Death's dark system, Leon hunts demons, creatures of the night and each mission granting him a little more time to live, but pulling him ever closer to his inevitable end. The Angel’s system, a twisted necromantic order, keeps Leon alive but at a terrible cost—his soul is slowly unraveling, and every exorcism tightens the grip of death on his fate. New Dresden, steeped in secrets and shadowed by ancient forces, is both a refuge and a prison for Leon. The city's labyrinthine streets mirror his inner turmoil as he battles not only the demons that plague its alleys, but also his own failing body. As the Angel of Death watches, Leon faces an agonizing choice: continue down the path that extends his life but darkens his soul, or face the consequences of his inevitable decline in a city where death is not the end.

Most thought World War 3 would bring an end to the world as we know it, and the superpowers of the world knew this as well. Yet when the prices for basic raw materials continued to rise, it was China who first took the steps to war. A war for untapped resource deposits in Africa no less, and The United States and The Russian Federation, moved to counter. Set 5 years after the resource proxy-wars in Africa in the year 2040. A new Earth eases back into peace. China with what little land it gained in Africa turns inwards to combat the growing instability of the border regions, a military coup in Russia marks a new chapter in its own history, and The United States comes out leaving beaten and bruised, but not defeated. But on June 15th, a world-altering event transpired. It only lasted for a fraction of a second, however it did more damage than any war could do. The United States, with all its power and might, had… well, vanished. The United States, a once thriving nation of 380 million people, now just forest, plains, desert, and mountains. Now, the 49th President, President John Dresden. Is forced to lead a nation scattered across a foreign world, a shaken economy with the foundations themselves cracking, and an anxious nation. While on Earth, mass hysteria over the vanishing of The United States pushes world leaders to their breaking point, and people to do things they wouldn't even thought of doing just a few weeks prior. Will this be what finally causes Earth to remember its past, or be what finally brings down The First Realm?