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THE NAMES... Riyura Shiko!

Riyura Shiko isn't your average transfer student-he's a walking thunderclap in a school uniform, armed with a red bow tie, gravity-defying purple hair, and the kind of energy that could power a small city. After a catastrophic incident involving pudding, a ferret, and one tragically heroic trampoline, Riyura is relocated to the halls of Jeremy High in hopes of a "fresh start." The problem? Wherever Riyura goes, normality checks out early. From the moment he bursts through the school gates-shouting greetings at trees, challenging basketball players to dribble pineapples, and composing lunch-table operas for his dumplings-Jeremy High becomes a whirlwind of laughter, embarrassment, and improbable friendship. Yet beneath the slapstick chaos beats a restless heart. Riyura's outrageous confidence hides a kid who's terrified of being ordinary, and his unstoppable antics are his way of reminding everyone-especially himself-that joy still matters. As his classmates slowly learn to see past the absurdity, they discover a spark they didn't know they needed: the courage to be strange, sincere, and fully alive. The Names Riyura Shiko! is a high-energy shonen comedy packed with ridiculous stunts, heartfelt surprises, and the occasional flying pineapple. It's a story about finding belonging not by fitting in-but by blowing the doors off normal and dancing through the confetti that follows. And it is highly unfunny... because it does not aim to be funny. It aims to be as stupid as possible to the point where it annoys the viewer. Because being funny ain't my middle name, because why would I want that! - Sincerely Locke Weisz... :))
Shyzuli_Lolz · 16.5k Views

The Cartographer’s Heresy

In an age when maps can conquer more than armies, Elena Valenti learns to draw the world in secret. Born in sixteenth-century Venice to the royal cartographer of the Portuguese crown, she grows up among compasses and parchment — tools that decide the fates of nations. But Elena’s gift is more dangerous than her father ever imagined: she alters the maps that feed empires, hiding villages, sacred sites, and entire peoples from the greedy eyes of kings. When her deception is exposed, Elena’s world collapses. Her father is executed for treason, imperial fleets are dispatched to hunt her down, and the cartographers she once idolized become her fiercest enemies. Armed with nothing but ink, stolen charts, and a secret atlas written in codes no conqueror can read, she flees across oceans — pursued by soldiers, spies, and rival mapmakers who would kill for the knowledge she carries. From the markets of Lisbon to the gold-dusted cities of West Africa, from the palaces of Mughal India to the misty peaks of the Andes, Elena’s journey becomes more than a flight for survival. It is a mission to rewrite the world itself. Along the way, she forges unlikely alliances — a priestess who encodes landscapes into song, a ronin who reads the sea like scripture, a rebel princess who believes maps are prisons. Each teaches her a truth the empires fear: that land does not belong to those who claim it, but to those who remember it. But as the hunt closes in and a single map — older than any empire — threatens to upend the order of the world, Elena must face an impossible choice. To protect what she loves, she may have to destroy everything she once believed about truth, power, and the very shape of the Earth. Sweeping from Renaissance Europe to the uncharted edges of the known world, The Cartographer’s Heresy is a story of courage and betrayal, ink and blood, and a young woman who turns cartography into rebellion. It is about how maps do more than chart the world — they define it — and how one woman dares to redraw its lines.
K_Vishnu_Prasad · 43.6k Views

Outbreak: Bharat

New zombie horror Novella duology by @Knigtmare_tracks on every Thursday It was supposed to be just another hot summer night in Delhi. Fans whirring, ACs buzzing, the city lulled to sleep in its humid embrace. But behind the closed gates of a quiet apartment campus, something terrifying was unfolding. A few nightwalkers stumbled upon the guard lying motionless at the gate, blood pooling beneath him. They tried to help bandaged his wounds, carried him inside. But the moment their backs were turned, he attacked. When 20-year-old Shivansh wakes up the next morning, he’s greeted not by the sun but by silence. A strange, choking silence. His phone explodes with over a hundred missed calls, emergency alerts, and videos of people friends, neighbors turning into something else. Zombies. Across the country, chaos erupts. Highways clog. Cities burn. But inside the locked-down complex, Shivansh must navigate a nightmare within walls he once called home. His father, a Delhi police officer, is missing last seen on a road trip up north. His little brother is scared. And every hallway, staircase, and balcony are now crawling with the infected. With no power, no signal, and no clear way out, Shivansh is forced to make choices no young man should ever face. As the world outside descends into madness, he must protect his family, rally the living, and face the horrifying question no one wants to ask: What if this is only the beginning? Outbreak: Bharat is a grounded, heart-racing take on the zombie apocalypse, blending Indian society, culture, and chaos in a way you’ve never seen before.
Knigtmare_tracks · 14.1k Views