is an enchanting collection of captivating stories that transport readers to a realm shrouded in mystery and secrecy. This anthology delves into the heart of an ancient and forbidden kingdom, where legends intertwine with reality, and extraordinary events unfold against a backdrop of stunning lan...

Two enigmatic beings are eternally fighting over life and death. Victory of one or another in a game of chess leads to the very fate of the wagered life.

I stood at the edge of life. Misery and fear filled my heart. One step to end it all. It was then I met a girl the same as me, but we could not hear each other. I wanted to talk. Therefore, I made a paper plane to carry and deliver my voice, and hers.

A man who has lost hope finds his attention drawn to a painting.

What if Thanatos only calls on followers because the loneliness of their existence was too much to bear? What if Eros tries to stop them every single time, showing them they are loved but having their words and actions reverberate in the void as they fail to reach them? Is Death really all that t...

In a mystical realm, upon taking his first step, Acura Matsuki faces death in violet flames, leading to a new beginning by the blessings of the almighty god. His destiny intertwines with the universe, his soul being a key element in maintaining balance. Navigating an unfamiliar world, he disc...

As Lei Mei and Taji get closer, they discover more about each other. With future plans for a happy life together, they come across unexpected events. Will they make it through together? Will they make it to China together? Or will they split apart and go on their own paths into the unpredictable ...

Do not look down over the precipice’s edge. That’s the secret, you see: You always have to look up. That way you can only fly, and you never fall.

As time goes on, relationships fracture. Once steady relationships shatter in a singular moment. Alas, sometimes people wait until the final moment to play their true hand.

The sad thing is suicide doesn't end the pain. It just passes it on to someone else. —James Kirkup