Do you believe that people can change? How about the worst pieces of human trash with no regard for the living or the dead? Murderers, traffickers, terrorists and thieves. Even them? I see. How about you? If there was ever somebody who deserved to burn in hell, it would be Malaika Cassidy ...

The nations of Velania and Lovir have been at strife for as long as anyone can remember. However, certain catalysts may bring about a change to the status quo. Set in a reimagined 17th century magical world, our hero enters a journey to discover the mysteries of the war, the world and himself.

Common sense is a foreign concept.

Ivan is an anti-social outcast who has spent the early years of his adult life alone. Out of desperation he commits to buying an realistic female AI to serve as a companion. Even through shame of what he had to resort to, the AI has some promise to become what he was looking for...but is it real...

Loneliness: [The quality of being unfrequented and remote; isolation]. Lilin. A teen, only 14 years of age. Loneliness - it's only an idea.

After a global trend about the occult did the whole world think about the existence of Esper but not everybody believed in this trend. Dusk is a young man who doesn't accept the existence of anything occult before he sees it with his own two eyes. And a little warning I am not native from an E...

Two nations, under one sun, and watchful their eye As children grow older and then led to die Beneath there, the corpses of brethren lie For under the soil, we toil and cry

This is the story of a human counsellor and a reaper. Though different in nature, the two are partnered in both life, and death. Sometimes dark, and other times bright, the two embark on the journey to console the hearts of the weary; struggling to live in the confines of society, be it the livin...

This story takes inspiration from the tale of the 52Hz whale, often called the loneliest whale in the world. I took that idea and added my own spin, shaping a narrative about loneliness, human connection, and the harsh realities of life—while exploring how fragments of childhood innocence can end...

What do you think happens to those who discover how to see through the lies?