Short stories that are easy for the heart.

Alistair… Neon… Percival: The True Apostle of the Luminiferous Ether, The Reckless, the Defender of all Beings, Self proclaimed king of emotional blackmail, born in 1980 NC. His goal? To be the strongest and attain all magical knowledge in the world! However, with t...

The world is so brutally vast that people on the low end don’t know anything but where the closest towns or villages are. Unknown mysteries are yet to be uncovered. There’s no internet; no modern civilization; The strong ones rule. Only pure effort and luck gets rewarded. This is a story about ev...

Soren, a man with countless memories of earth but none of his past finds himself falling into a vicious world full of mystery and magic. After having a brush with death, he discovers that he possesses the unfathomable power of creation allowing him to create anything man-made from earth, begin...

“Alot happened, Its almost as i cant remember where i’am, And who i’am, My meanings are no different which leaves nothing to say, But this once this parreral hellish world collide with your’s, Be the first to feel its presence….”

Charles Warren lives within a small village that has been taken over by mercenaries. After facing injustice after injustice, Charles begins to believe the notion that his home is done for, and that he will never be able to fulfill his dreams of becoming a Knight. That is, until he is saved. With ...

Long ago humanity was split in two, one stayed on Earth while others left to follow their god of lightening and machines. Decades have passed, the war between them has quiet down, but hasn’t ended, lady noble Nadia wishes to end the blood shed travels to Earth to bring peace to both Earth and Are...

He was a kind-hearted guy with a cheerful appearance that could even melt a stone, had reincarnated into someone's body [Luke]. His life in high school appeared normal on the surface, but a lot was going on underneath. He reigns over the school and wins everyone around him with his innate charm...

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