tragedy

In the depths of the Black District—where light is dim, trust is rare, and monsters lurk in both form and spirit—Renzo, one of the most powerful Z Rankers in the Story World, stumbles upon a frightened child huddled in an alley. She calls herself Prism—a girl with red skin, black horns, and eyes that hold too many stories for someone so young. Alone, and barely surviving, Prism is more than just a lost child. Her origins are wrapped in secrecy, her presence drawing attention from powers Renzo would rather stay buried. But something about her—her fear, her strength, her silence—pierces through the hardened warrior's heart. Despite the danger, Renzo takes her in. What begins as an act of kindness slowly pulls the two into a bond neither expected. As Prism's past unfolds and her strange abilities surface, it becomes clear: this child might not just need saving—she might change the fate of the Story World itself.

"They didn't want you to die, they simply wouldn't care if you did." Malik learned that the sea does not take people. It returns them. He is not a hero, nor a savior, but he will be forced to confront a truth buried beneath lies, failed miracles, and the blood left behind. He has never known land, only the quiet waves. Yet, even if he reaches land, will it be worth it in the end? Will it ever be enough? Some lives begin with beauty. Others begin with what the world chooses to discard. As hidden powers observe from beyond the veil and false order tightens its grip, one man will inherit the aftermath of choices he never made. And what comes after may be far worse than collapse.

The world of Atherion is held together by oaths older than kingdoms and stronger than blood. For centuries, these oaths have been renewed in silence, not because rulers believed in them, but because the world itself demanded obedience. Power did not belong to kings or armies, but to mandates, roles bound by ancient agreements that kept balance intact. Until one of those oaths was broken. In full view of the world, a governor refuses to renew the Pact of Continuance. His death is immediate, violent, and unmistakable. The sky recoils. The land responds. And something long buried beneath ice and history begins to stir. What follows is not a simple struggle for power. As legitimacy collapses, the Crownbearers lose their authority. The Gilded Compact tightens its grip, starving cities without drawing a blade. The Veiled Synod fractures under the weight of truths it was never meant to reveal. Along the frozen frontier, the Frostwardens face signs that the world’s oldest silence is awakening. There is no chosen hero. Only witnesses, decision makers, and survivors. Each faction acts according to its role, not its morality. Every choice carries consequence. Every truth uncovered demands a price. And as the past resurfaces, it becomes clear that humanity never ruled this world by right, only by permission. Now that permission is being questioned. Seven Mandates of Silence is a dark political fantasy about power without righteousness, order without mercy, and a world that remembers every broken promise. It is a story where authority is fragile, truth is dangerous, and survival depends not on strength, but on what one is willing to sacrifice when the oaths that shaped reality begin to fail.

When his younger sister is chosen by the Goddess of Light, she is declared a future Saint—and blinded forever for a cause she never chose. Taken by the Church, her life is no longer her own. Aren is powerless to stop it. A commoner. Unable to use mana. Worthless by the world’s standards. So he chooses another path. With nothing but relentless training, sharpened steel, and sheer will, Aren forges himself into something the world never intended him to be. Not a hero. Not a martyr. His goal is simple: enter the Human Academy, stand beside his sister again, and protect her—no matter what stands in his way. This is not a tale of destiny or divine favor. This is the story of a boy who refuses to die for someone else’s ideals—and decides to become strong enough to defy them.

Some debts are paid in blood. Riven Kain was eleven years old when he learned that hiding doesn't save you—it just means you survive to remember. The night the blood moon rose, he counted seconds in a way no child should have to. Thirty-seven. That's how long it took for his world to end. Twenty years later, he's something else. Something with black eyes and darker purpose. The Void Marches took what was left of the boy and gave back a weapon. They call him Eclipse now. Six months to live. A list of names. And nothing left to lose. In Valthor, power belongs to those willing to spill the most blood. The Covenant rules from shadows and obsidian, their Ten Pillars untouchable, their empire built on screaming. They think they're gods. They think they've won. They left one survivor. One mistake. Now Eclipse is coming home. And he's not alone. A curse-weaver who's spent a century selling her soul is trying to buy it back. A hunter who served monsters for fifteen years finally broke his leash. A child learning that revenge is a skill, not an emotion. Allies who might be enemies. Enemies who might be salvation. And a ghost with ice-blue eyes who taught him that some things are worth dying for. Every kill brings him closer to the truth. Every fight costs him something he can't replace. The corruption spreads. The hunters close in. And the empire that destroyed him is about to learn what happens when you forge a weapon and forget to break it. This is Valthor. Where legends bleed. Where love is dangerous and mercy is weakness. Where a dying man with a wooden horse in his pocket is going to remind the gods what monsters really look like. The blood moon rose once. It's about to rise again. And this time, everyone bleeds.

Arata is a young man tired of his life, and the magical and mysterious Archie is trying to save him.

A newborn baby is left at a bus stop in Fulham at dawn — not because he is unwanted, but because leaving him is the only way to save his life. Simon Clark grows up without parents, raised in the British foster care system, carrying the quiet wound of abandonment. Brilliant yet painfully alone, he endures neglect, cruelty, and isolation, never knowing why his life began in silence. Unbeknownst to him, his mother Phoebe Mukasa made an impossible choice. Once a hopeful university student in Uganda, Phoebe’s life was shattered by loss, betrayal, and violence. After being assaulted by a powerful man and forced to flee her country, she is trafficked to London and trapped in a dangerous household run by criminals. When she gives birth in secret, she is faced with a horrifying truth — if she keeps her child, he will be taken or destroyed. So she leaves him where someone kind will find him. Years later, Simon re‑emerges as a successful businessman in London, his past colliding with those who once tormented him. But success cannot answer the question that has followed him all his life: why was he left behind? When a long‑hidden letter finally reveals the truth, Simon must confront a reality that changes everything he believes about love, sacrifice, and survival. The Triumph of a Bus Stop Boy is a powerful story of immigration, resilience, and the unseen love that saves a life — even when it looks like abandonment. Some beginnings are acts of courage. Some triumphs begin at a bus stop.

"What does loyalty mean, when the truth destroys everything you swore to protect?" Tsuki never questioned the APC—until she was thrown into a cell for sparing an innocent child. Now a disgraced soldier, she's forced into the hands of Memento—a rebel group fighting the corruption she once served. In a world of celestial powers, shifting alliances, and a rising war, Tsuki must decide who she truly is. A man known as the Ghost hunts in the shadows striking fear into people across Alden. He's stronger than he realizes, and tied to Alden's fate. Her choices will ignite a rebellion. His power will reshape the world. Neither is ready for the cost. WHAT TO EXPECT: *A five-book series—Memento's Rising is finished. Book two is in active prose-editing, and being updated three times a week. Books three, four and five are outlined. *A war-torn world where truth is buried behind propaganda and lies *Fallen soldier seeking her redemption *Rebellion built on loyalty, loss and found family *A masked legend whose power terrifies nations *High impact combat, unique abilities and emotional stakes The deeper you read, the heavier the tone and stakes become. No character walks the war unchanged.  Thank you for stepping into Alden with me. I hope its characters and themes stick with you long after its final page.

‘No, Authur, please don’t do this to me’ Arielle sobbed, fingers clenched around his, tears spilling freely as her body shook beneath the weight of him ‘You’ve always wanted me’ he murmured, voice thick and merciless, his body pressing into hers until she cried out ‘Now you have me’ Fear and desire blur, breath tangles with heat, and surrender comes wrapped in shame and craving. Arielle Winters loved him long before she understood the cost. Arthur’s heart belonged to another, a girl named Nerissa, bright and untouchable, whose sudden death left him cold, bitter, and impossible to reach. When fate forced Arielle into his life as a wife, it was not out of love, but duty. Five years of silence, resentment, and quiet cruelty have left her heart raw, her nights haunted, her life a cage built from his grief and her obsession. She lives in the shadow of a love that will never be hers, trapped beside a man who still mourns someone else, a man whose gaze and words cut deeper than any blade. Every memory of Nerissa, every moment of Arthur’s absence, reminds her that loving too much can destroy a person, and surviving alongside a man who cannot forgive may demand more than she has to give. But the past has a way of returning, and the night that stole Nerissa will not remain buried. Arielle must confront what she has endured, what she has hidden, and what she is willing to sacrifice to remain standing in a world where love is cruel, obsession is deadly, and survival is the ultimate test. A story of longing, betrayal, and unrelenting desire, where every heartbeat carries the weight of a secret, and every breath reminds her that she may never belong to the one she loves.

Blood stains Reiji Kamo’s past—a massacre that left him with Akame, a cursed relic burning in his empty eye socket. Now a first-year at Jujutsu High, he’s a shadow among prodigies: Gojo, Geto, and Shoko. He wields Blood Manipulation and the rare Reverse Cursed Technique, yet behind his talent lies a fragile body and a darker truth the Kamo clan would kill to erase. As Akame stirs, flooding him with pain and madness, Reiji must balance the weight of new bonds against his clan’s ruthless expectations. Can he master the relic before it consumes him—or will his own cursed blood betray him? (Jjk and its characters belong to Gege Akutami. I only own my original characters and plot elements. This is a work of fanfiction, created for fun.)

[Note: This is not an r18 smut novel its a good ol harem] I’ve become the time-stop breeding uncle from an erotic game. But the situation is completely fucked up, so I saved the world first. Before I knew it, people around me were praising me as a hero. …..I don’t give a fuck about being a hero, I just want to retire. Fuck. Read 151 Chapter Patreon.com/Asura555

In a world where every heart has a soul, where all lives depend on the strength of that soul. This world, its rulers, and its people are on the brink of a second great war, waged by those who oppose a system that has recently grown unstable, mostly after the disappearance of the Tam protectors of the first Kingdome of the Inside Us world, which is divided into five realms. Laurent, Jacob, Valentina, Amelia, Lens, Rayane, Katherine and Eva the queen of that kingdom, were scattered with queen being sent to another world to save her from her heart’s soul.

When ten percent of humanity awakens supernatural powers, the world ends in a single day. Governments fall, cities burn, and the strong become gods while the weak are trampled. Hope survives—but only after losing everything that ever gave his life meaning. Three years into the apocalypse, he is chosen by the Vessel System and forced into seven brutal trials designed not to save the world, but to test whether he is worthy of defying the gods themselves. Surrounded by awakened monsters, fractured factions, and a fate soaked in blood, Hope fights not for justice or heroism—but for the right to choose how the world ends.

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.

Cursed to be living in the body of the character who was most hated in the novel, a side villain who sexually assaulted one of the female protagonists, Bell Agnus enters the world of Nara, the world he's been reading about for years. In this world where people have skill trees granted to them by the gods they worship, Bell has to forge his own path. While others have their abilities predetermined by what god they follow, Bell creates his own skill tree and becomes his own god. "It's the only way," he tells himself. He must become the most powerful being in this world as soon as he can because based on the latest arc that he was reading before he was forced to come to Nara, the end of the world was coming in the form of a dangerous villain that not even the overpowered novel protagonist was confident against. [Overpowered] + [Academy] + [Gods] + [WeakToStrong] + [Harem] + [Multiple Female Protagonists] + [Genius MC] + [Kaijus] + [Demons] + [Vampires] [My other novel: I Chose to be a Villain After Regressing]

Just as you go past the jungle and the old school of sector 5, on that barren land, there once stood a lovely home. A retired army officer and single mother named Alena lived with her three children. A fiercely protective mom - yeah she definitely was. Too protective of her little ducklings. But then one evening, after returning to the home she held so dearly, Alena felt a presence. Something was wrong. An intruder. Unseen yet unmistakable, It seemed to lurk behind the walls or those damned doors. You see, as her fear for her children deepened, patience soon abandoned her. The line between real danger and her growing paranoia began to blur. And soon, the curtains were pulled back. What lay hidden within the house was far darker than an intruder. A buried government secret, powerful enough to ignite an entire city. As troopers close in and citizens turn their fingers toward Alena, suspicion tightens like a rough noose. So I ask you, To the assembly, To this gathering: Was there truly someone hiding in the house… or Was Alena fighting demons she can no longer control?

Born the youngest of nine children and from a different mother, Tariro grows up neglected and unwanted. When a devastating drought forces the family’s children to travel in search of food, jealousy turns deadly. Betrayed by her own siblings, Tariro is sold into servitude and declared dead. But she survives. From hardship and humiliation, she rises through resilience and intelligence to become a powerful woman of wealth. Years later, the family that abandoned her learns the truth—and the father who never stopped loving her finally finds her again. This is a story of betrayal, survival, and a woman who chose forgiveness over revenge.

In Arcan, perfection kills. Aysu, who once came from a world of ash, must navigate the politics of her new world and the madness that comes with it. Alongside an assassin holding things too powerful for mortal blood, a Noble who has too many big dreams, she will learn that in Arcan, you either break the cycle or it breaks you. "We were connoisseurs of pain and death, so we’d be able to bear our trials." (Content Warning: This story contains graphic descriptions of violence, scenes of self-inflicted injury, and heavy emotional trauma.)

In a world divided by ancient magic and warring seas, two childhood friends become pawns in a celestial game they never asked to play. Kai, the gentle spirit-weaver who hears the ocean's song, and Morde, the fierce shadow-bearer who commands the darkness between waves, are chosen as the latest vessels in a century-old cycle. Bound by a power they cannot control and a friendship they cannot abandon, they must navigate treacherous waters where every pirate king and naval fleet seeks to exploit their abilities. The legendary Fountain of Immortality calls to them—not as a reward, but as the final test of their bond. As the Spirit and Shadow within them grow stronger, so does the tension between them. Will their friendship survive when the ocean itself demands they choose between light and darkness? Or will they become the very force that destroys the world they swore to protect? Key Themes: Friendship tested by ultimate power The burden of celestial destiny Choice between personal desires and greater good Ancient magic vs human will What to Expect: Epic sea battles and mystical encounters Deep character development and moral dilemmas Unique magic system based on Spirit and Shadow Twists on classic pirate mythology Emotional journey of two friends torn between duty and friendship