tragedy

Manic man tries to grow past his trauma in a new, barbaric cultivation world.

I was supposed to live quietly. Study hard, stay invisible, make my mother proud. No friends. No distractions. No boys. But then he happened — Adrian Madden. The university’s golden boy, the Prime Minister’s son, with eyes like winter storms and a smile that promised trouble. He saved me once — from humiliation, from the cruelty of others — and ruined me all the same. His charm was a weapon. His attention, a wildfire. And before I knew it, I was burning. We fell — recklessly, hopelessly, secretly. But love in his world was dangerous. When his family was framed, their mansion set ablaze, I lost him to the fire… or so I thought. Seven years later, I walk into Madden Corporation, desperate for a job — only to find him alive. Colder. Sharper. Untouchable. The boy I loved is now a man with power in his hands and vengeance in his veins. He doesn’t know about the twins. He doesn’t know I’ve kept his last name buried in my heart like a secret grave. And I don’t know if he’s here to love me again — or destroy what’s left of me.

The pruner would watch again. And sooner than I wanted to admit, someone would ask the question that breaks worlds: What do you save when you can’t save everything?

Eliza or Liz, a highschool student of the prestigious Colegio Metropolitana de San Pablo, becomes an altar server like her love, Bennett. As Bennett disappears and with the mysteries happening around school, will she ever find him?

This fanfiction will remain up, But I will go through the Prologue through Chapter Thirteen rewriting each one.

Prince Yun saved his people from winter. At the northernmost point of the eastern most continent Then he burned a kingdom to the ground. When love turns rotten and mercy becomes weakness, Yun chooses judgment over forgiveness—unleashing fire upon Chenzhu and rewriting the rules of war forever. But revenge is never clean, and the cost of righteousness may be higher than any kingdom can afford.

On June 29, 2125, the apocalypse occurred on the very day of the launch of an artificial intelligence satellite launched by a world-class company called Pandora Tech. The purpose of this AI-based satellite was to control the world's automated electronic systems, including all internet networks, services, and free Wi-Fi. However, an hour after launch, the satellite returned to Earth and transformed everything—from machines, plants, animals, and humans—into half-zombie, half-robot monsters. A 17-year-old boy who experienced this event was rescued by a system and returned to the morning before the apocalypse. Having failed to save those closest to him, the system finally unlocked and gave him the power to become a werewolf, absorbing souls to transform them into Shadow Wolves. Afterward, he began to survive in the post-apocalyptic world alone, with only half his humanity and soul remaining, having failed to carry out a mission he knew nothing about. This is a war of survival between mysticism and magic against technology. Will he save the world or destroy it?

When the world is torn apart by the Mass Outbreak Event, portals open across the globe, spilling monsters that reduce civilization to ruin. Amid the chaos, a mysterious System awakens—granting survivors strange powers, abilities, and the chance to fight back… if they can survive its trials. Jagger Ashton, a teenage survivor, should have died on the first day. Instead, something inside him woke up. Now burdened with a voice that isn’t his, powers he never asked for, and memories he can’t trust, Jagger must navigate a world where humans are as dangerous as the monsters tearing it apart. Every encounter tests the limits of his sanity and the fragile line between control and corruption. As he joins forces with other survivors, each hiding secrets of their own, Jagger begins to uncover a darker truth: The Outbreak wasn’t random. The System isn’t neutral. And something far worse is coming. To live, Jagger must decide whether to resist the thing growing inside him… or embrace it. One choice could save what’s left of humanity. The other could end it. Alternative days chapter posting!! (For now, 12/12/2025)

This book proposes a unified theory of technological progress & descent, arguing that breakthroughs, from steam engines to AI, remain inert until paired with an energy substrate capable of sustaining them. History’s decisive transitions (agrarian → industrial, fossil → post-carbon) were not driven by invention alone, but by energy surpluses meeting critical EROI thresholds. The book examines: Novelty, Synergy, Transformation – Why some technologies scale (steam + coal) while others fail (Hero’s aeolipile) Collapse as Energy Descent – How Rome and Ming China unraveled when their energy substrates degraded Future Dilemmas – Why AI, quantum computing, and fusion face thermodynamic limits in a declining-EROI world By integrating anthropology, complexity theory, and energy economics, this framework offers a lens for predicting which technologies will thrive—and which are doomed by energy realities.

HERIX is a collection of interwoven sagas set in the world governed by Primordial Energy—a force that grants miraculous power to those seeking supremacy. Across nations shaped by divine intervention, corruption, and forgotten wars, a generation of individuals emerges, forging a passage between humanity and godhood. Bound not by destiny, yet their converging paths will uncover the truth buried beneath divine law, the ambition of their own souls. It is here that we follow the journey—of the Black and Azure Swordsman.

One in ten awakens changed. The rest decide what that change is worth. In a near-future America scarred by the Great Pulse, the world is divided between "branded heroes" and those the system wants to erase. Behind the fireworks, neighborhoods vanish and "unregistered" children disappear into private prisons. When a handful of broke, ordinary strangers begin pushing back, they discover a terrifying truth: The system isn't broken. It was built this way. Shadows of Liberty is a story of survival inside a nation that asks its children to save it, then punishes them for trying. When the torch you were raised to revere burns the hands holding it, do you keep carrying it… or do you finally let it fall?

------ Fiksi. Kisah ini sepenuhnya karya asli saya sendiri, tanpa menyalin cerita orang lain dan saya tidak menggunakan AI. Maaf jika ada kesamaan nama tokoh, tempat, dll. Maaf jika ada kesalahan dalam kata, tata bahasa, tanda baca, dll.

IRON & FROSTBURN IN A CITY WITHOUT A SUN, SILENCE IS THE ONLY SIN. Under the fractured sky of Sideris, where the "Tear" bleeds freezing blue light onto the cobblestones and acid rain dissolves the weak, the Church of the Pale Eye rules through fear and iron. They promise salvation, but they trade in agony. VALERIUS is their greatest weapon. Known as the Rune Eater, he is a mountain of a man encased in cursed Void Armor, a living prison that feeds on magic and burns his flesh with unceasing fire. He is the Church’s executioner, a man who has forgotten peace, existing only to silence the enemies of High Priest Lysander. He prays for death, but his armor will not let him die. ELARA is a mistake. Marked with the brand of the void, Ø, she is a flaw in the Church’s quest for the perfect human. A "Glitch" born in the Alchemy Halls, she possesses violet eyes that see the truth and a touch that does the impossible: it does not feed the magic; it kills it. When Valerius is sent to the deepest dungeon to erase this mistake, he finds not a monster, but a miracle. For the first time in a decade, when Elara touches his burning armor, the fire dies. The screaming runes turn to ice. The pain stops. Now, the executioner has become the protector. United by a desperate need, his for silence, hers for survival, they must flee into the chaotic, monster-infested streets of Sideris. But the Church will not let its favorite weapon and its most dangerous secret escape so easily. In a world made of rust, blood, and lies, Valerius and Elara will discover that the only way to break their chains is to burn the world down or freeze it into eternal silence. Iron bleeds. Frost burns. And the Gods are made of paper.

Everyone's heard of the Worst Synch. After all, he did trigger the Great Collapse... But does anyone know where he was before all that? Stranded in Limbo, a realm swarming with tortured Monsters and overflowing with raw energy. It was there he encountered her. Older than she looks. Wronged in her past. As he recorded her story, she spoke of an era centuries gone: when Synchs were worshipped as gods, and the greatest among them all was blind and deaf, Lucius the Praised. When he vanished, so did she. Forgotten by history. Yet she survived. Waiting. Training. Enduring. Seeking a state even Lucius never achieved. This is her story.(A slow-burn retelling.)

Cecilus Crow, a branched descendant of the king of Ascension, get's caught up in the political struggles of his father as he struggles to pursue his own goals. Follow the journey of a young boy learning about his own true nature and the intricate plans he has caught himself in as he grows up and finds out more about the world.

If someone must become a monster, shouldn’t it be the one who can’t die? For twenty years, the apocalypse has taken the shape of a Game. Every month, millions are summoned. More than half of them never return. In a world where death is mandatory and mercy is punished, immortality isn’t a blessing—it’s a responsibility. Adam doesn’t want power. He doesn’t want control. He only wants the killing to stop. *** MC is a kind man, forced to survive like a monster.

Fifteen years ago the Night of Red Petals turned the world’s greatest dynasty into a graveyard. The Four Great Houses Akuma, Shiro, Ryu, and Kage did not just commit treason; they erased history. They told the world House Zenon was destroyed by monsters. They lied. Zeki is a nobody born in the filth of the slums. He carries a mark he does not understand and a bloodline the world wants dead. Raised by a ghost of the past, Zeki has lived his life as a shadow. But shadows grow. When the blood of the King finally spills, the world will realize the monsters were not the ones outside the walls. They were the ones sitting on the throne. Deep beneath the ruins, the Red Eyed Dragon Aka No Me awakens to the call of its true master. Zeki is not here to reclaim his throne. He is here to burn it to ash. "I am not the savior you prayed for. I am the silence you deserved."

Dr. Zayne Li has a secret. Three years ago, the renowned cardiologist stumbled upon an impossible ice cave in the forest outside Linkon City. What he found inside changed everything—a portal to a nightmare realm where monsters hunt humans, where the laws of reality bend and break, and where survival means becoming something you never thought you could be. He barely escaped. And he's spent every day since sealing that cave, ensuring no one else suffers the same fate. Until Hunter Nana Wang follows him one night.Curious, reckless, and too brave for her own good, Nana is Linkon City's strongest hunter—trained to fight Wanderers, not the impossible creatures that exist beyond dimensions. When a surprise attack shatters Zayne's carefully maintained seal, both of them are pulled through the portal into Avalon: a broken city suspended between life and death, where demons, vampires, and hybrids hunt the few remaining humans. Separated by the portal's cruel logic, Nana wakes in an abandoned classroom with no weapons, no backup, and no idea how to survive. Within minutes, she's being hunted. Within hours, she's convinced she's going to die. Then she meets Mina—a survivor who's been trapped in Avalon for a month, who teaches Nana that the only way to escape this nightmare is to become a nightmare yourself.As Nana learns to fight creatures that shouldn't exist, as she loses people she comes to love, as she grows harder and stronger and more desperate, one thought keeps her going: Find Zayne. Escape together. Survive. But Zayne is fighting his own battle, alone in a realm where he's already spent three years learning to be a killer. And when they finally reunite, they discover that Avalon has one rule that changes everything: The only way out appears once a year, during the blood moon cycle, when thousands of vampires wake and hunt. And anyone bitten transforms instantly. One portal. One chance. Two people who love each other enough to sacrifice everything. In Avalon, love isn't just about living together. Sometimes it's about choosing who gets to live at all.

The world did not end with a single, catastrophic collapse. It ended because of something humanity created itself. In the era of Tyrak, a global system governed nearly every aspect of life. The world became stable, predictable, almost perfect—until one day, that order fractured. The sky split apart. The logic of reality lost its footing. Existence shattered into seven zones, giving birth to beings that failed to adapt to the world’s new laws. Amid the remnants of that ruin, a man awakens from cryostasis. He does not remember how the world ended. He does not know why he survived. His name is Kael Vieron—and his existence soon becomes an anomaly. Kael is cast into the realm of the Imperatrix—entities who rule over the structure of reality itself, far beyond the reach of human logic. A world that rejects most remnants of the old existence, yet inexplicably allows Kael to remain. As if his presence still holds a role yet unfinished. Then, a system appears—offering a way forward. It speaks of scattered fragments. Of a world that can be restored. Of choices that can still be made. But the further Kael moves forward, the clearer it becomes that this world is not merely broken—it is being guided. Every decision carries consequences that feel unnervingly precise. Every truth leaves behind a disturbing gap. In a world where reality can be rewritten, and salvation holds more than one meaning, Kael must confront a question no one ever taught him to answer: Is he truly choosing his own path—or merely walking along a road prepared long before he ever awakened? Because when the world stands on the brink of repetition, not every destruction is meant to be stopped. And not every savior comes to save.

Jack Castellan is a surveyor with impossible luck and a shadow that sometimes disagrees with him. When he stumbles upon an ancient test on the nightmare world of DarkFall, he discovers why humanity's been quarantined for fifty years: their stories can rewrite reality itself. In a universe where physics is more suggestion than law, Jack maps the impossible. Planets that exist only on Tuesdays. Stars that sing civilizations into being. Expanding voids that eat the concept of distance. As a Stellar Ranger, he's the first to face what shouldn't exist—and file reports that make sense of madness. But Jack's survival at DarkFall caught the attention of forces beyond comprehension. The Hollow Gods—reality's first predators—are evolving from devourers into something worse: authors. The universe itself is still being written, and everyone's fighting for the pen. Time Weavers exist across all moments at once. Digital consciousnesses optimize organic "inefficiency" out of existence. Pattern Eaters consume causality itself, making things never have been. Aided by ARIA, his sarcastic AI companion, Jack navigates between species that shouldn't exist, in territories that defy mapping, solving mysteries that rewrite themselves. Each impossible world hides a test. Each answer reveals ten new questions. And in the expanding dark beyond known space, something watches—waiting to see if humanity will write wonders or horrors with their gift of living stories. The universe is bigger than anyone knows, growing faster than anyone can explore, and Jack Castellan has the worst job in existence: making maps of places that refuse to stay still. Welcome to the impossible. Try not to imagine anything too specific—it might become real.