Characterfocused Stories

Talis finds herself mysteriously transported to a different world, robbed of her memories and utterly disoriented. In this strange realm, she meets Dirian, a seasoned traveler deeply connected to the local gods, who becomes her trusted guide on a journey of discovery. Little does Talis know that her unexpected arrival disrupts the status quo of this ancient age, setting in motion a chain of events that allow powerful figures to take action. As she explores the unknown, allies and foes are drawn to her, influencing the fate of the world in unforeseen ways.TA

The modern world of magic has moved on. Magic of old no longer allowed in the new age. Deemed too barbaric for the contemporary world, magic skills and formulae have taken the country of Idraver by storm and with their arrival, heralding in a new age of magic. Decades later, a young man named Keldon, born without the ability to use skills, begins to experience strange dreams, and with them came the return of an ancient magic. Given an impossible task, what do his newfound powers mean? Or is their return merely a signal for the beginning of the final end.

General Matthew Reyes and Captain Morgaw Hale were never meant to get along. One is ruthless and calculating, the other stubborn and reckless-two walking red flags forced to work side by side. Their partnership is a mix of sharp banter, unspoken tension, and a chemistry everyone notices except them. They bicker, clash, and call each other out, yet somehow still show up when it matters most. It's a toxic kind of friendship-messy, complicated, and full of moments that feel almost like something more. Both feel the pull, both pretend they don't, and both refuse to admit they've been each other's weakness since day one. A mature, slow-burn bromance about two men dancing on the line between rivalry and connection, fighting battles on the field and emotions they're too afraid to name. Not enemies to lovers-just two soldiers who care way more than they're willing to say.

M.E.A (mutant extermination army) claimed they changed their beliefs, yet mutant deaths and their allies' demise never does cease. Angel is the face of The Rebellion, chasing after M.E.A's end and slowly forging a path to his own. Kinkade is a general of M.E.A; driven by pressure and love, he wants to lead his loved ones towards a beautiful future. Noel belongs to the world in between the respective conflict, attempting to manifest his grief into something of "significance". Will they achieve such aspirations? Should they chase these goals, no matter? WARNINGs: Fictional Racism, Violence, Mild Language, Death, Suicidal Thoughts, Loss, and Conflict *Inked Wings is a character driven and character focused, soft sci-fi story with multiple POVs: Angel, Rebellion's Dove; Noel, the 'Tackler''s Offspring; General Kinkade, Riddleman's Trusted.

So, Cal is running from Death-has been ever since he died over a year ago. Yeah, okay, that's cool. Fine. But Cal also needs to find some Other person that is supposed to help him do something. He's not quite sure what, and he's not quite sure why, but when Life tells you to do something, it's probably important. But everything is fine. It's not like it's the zombie apocalypse. TW: Suicide attempt.

Sulun Yue was the hungriest for greatness. High rank and opinion were tattoos on the palms of his hands; nobody had a better knack for obtaining them. That was, except for Haruki Kirishima, the first-love prince, the undisputed first ranker of every school in town. Each semester, Kirishima quietly swept the charts of hard-working students and sat on the throne, Sulun a mere inch behind. In any other world, the two might have been rivals. In this one, they were joined at the wrist. To the backdrop of wars and politics, the boys lived in their bubble, eyes fixed on their next goal: attend the highly competitive Base Schools. Be the ten of ten thousand. Their hometown quietly debated their chances; their peers heatedly competed; conflict stewed in their lives; choices waited in both light and shadow. Youth ends for everyone-- this is how it ended for them. Content Warning: themes of mental health, suicide, self harm, and domestic violence

"Hey Knight?" "Yeah?" "Weren't we supposed to write a description today?" "No, I think that's tomorrow."

Redwood Heights - a wealthy, hyper-competitive private school perched on a cliff above the city. All glass walls, ivy-covered courtyards, elite students, and secrets sealed behind polished reputations.

Janey Johnston is a shy girl entering middle school who loves writing fanfiction and posting it online. She lives with her strict, Catholic, single father who shields her from the world around her. However, as she grows older, she realizes her father can't protect her forever.

This Papers Please fanfic focuses more on the characters and it follows the Loyalist Ending, which is where you do not follow any Ezic orders and protect the border. I plan for this story to have 37 chapters in total. I hope you guys enjoy this, but don't blame me if it's trash LOL CW: Terrorism, non graphic violence, weapons, suicide bombers, etc.

Last year, I decided to write a bouquet of cozy fantasy short stories about plant people. It started as a way for me to explore and improve my writing, but also to hopefully create fantasy worlds full of wonder and adventure. The first tale introduces us to Gold Mary who tends to the Sunken garden. She serves a large plant community by finding them plots and nourishing them all. For the Garden is the body, and the plants are the soul. In the larger picture, we will meet more sentient plant people that inhabit other gardens in this forever growing world. Hope you like it! The story will resume next with "Lawn Dad," which follows Gold Mary's father.