Stonehenge

# YOUNGDRYAS When Tan Weili woke up, he realized he had transmigrated to when the Younger Dryas occurred. Every time he died, he would retain his memory and be reborn. Not only that, but he could also gain mysterious powers by constructing wonders. The moment he built Stonehenge in England, he began on a path of extraordinary. After building the pyramids, he achieved immortality like the pharaohs. When he constructed the Library of Alexandria, he was rewarded with knowledge beyond what a person could ever obtain. The construction of the Colosseum gave him powerful combat abilities. He had obtained an immortal army by creating the Terracotta Army. From the Younger Dryas days to the Odyssey, the Spring and Autumn Period of Ancient China, the expansion of the Roman Empire, the rise of the Arab Kingdoms, the Spanish colonization of the Americas, the French Revolution, and the recent conflicts, he had lived them all. 2,000 years after Jesus Christ was born, Tan Weili led human civilization to the interstellar travel age.

"Sirens, Werewolves, Kitsune, and Vampires-- they are all real. I was human, until I wasn't. Trent and I were meant to grow old together, now that has changed. Instead I am harnessing my powers to release my inner monster, and I am scared of who I am becoming, and I am scared in the end-- even all the power in the world won't be enough..." The Stonehenge is vast and full of mystery. What if every rock represented a different type of supernatural being? What if the power of those stones created a portal to unlimited potential? Someone has to protect that temptation from darkness. Who better than the Keepers of Stone?

"In the legends of old, people told of ancient gods. Powerful beings who did everything. The pyramids? A task by the gods. Stonehenge? A spot to worship the gods. In modern times, gods were simply dismissed as fantasy. We should have payed more attention. Why would an ancient race who invented half the stuff we use, such as Greece, be foolish enough to believe in fake gods? Well, the answer came to all of us. Soon, the sky were filled with blue cards. We learned that there were gods back then, just not in the form we thought." The year is 2050. James Donovan was out on the streets, wondering how life could destroy a person so utterly. When suddenly, blue cards started falling from the sky. At first, this was deemed as unimportant. That was until the first battle broke out. Soon, everyone knew the value of these simple cards. Everyone found out just how deadly these simple cards were. James Donovan was a man used to life cutting him short. With these cards, he wasn't going to tolerate that anymore. Power and wealth was a few games away. All he had to do was win.

This story begins an amazing journey where an elderly history professor, James Cattson, sets out in search of his dreams. James Cattson, a 65-year-old man, was a history professor at Cambridge University. His dream was to unravel the mysteries of the Earth, such as the mystery of the pyramids - why they were built, how they were built, and for what reasons. Similarly, the mysteries of Stonehenge, which stands in a circle, and how such large stones were placed on it. In his attempt to solve all these mysteries, James Cattson kept visiting these places to investigate. In the month of April, the Egyptian government invited James Cattson to try to solve the mysteries of the pyramids. This was the opportunity James had been waiting for. In the pyramid of Giza, James found a mysterious book with the word [UNITY] written on it. A month later, James found himself in a new world, where his body had become completely young. He couldn't understand anything when a voice came: "[HOST JAMES, you have to conquer this world. Good luck.]" Now let's solve this mysterious world with James Cattson. ___________________________________ Hi Guys this is 1st work in Novel writting.... I feel very nervous like How it goes Thank you......

Dr Norberti Strange once again presented his latest masterpiece and turned his eyes to Britain's incredible past. In this work, Dr. Strange reveals the truth of English history for us with his consistent "rigorous" attitude. He claimed that the Romans were driven out of Britain by a group of giant rabbits who loved beans, and Stonehenge was the warehouse where the rabbits used to store the giant carrots they collected. Shakespeare's plays were not written by him, but by a talking tree named "barnaby Brown". Of course, Dr. Stranger's conclusion is not groundless. He quoted all kinds of "reliable" historical materials, including ancient legends, folk stories and his own "in-depth research".