A curse is not an incantation, nor is it a magic spell of any sort. It is a desperate, selfish wish. A taboo desire, given power, that goes against the natural order of the world. The twin gods, Eros and Thanatos, were once the rulers of an immortal earth. Now, one is dead, while the ot...

A brother and sister have set off on a journey whose destination is unknown. In a moment of pause, the story of a consummated past gives rise to new life responses to his sister.

When humans die, their souls can be collected either by the God of Death, Thanatos, or the Goddess of Life, Eros. The Judgement for this is as fair as life itself can be.

After the fall, he found that he was still alive. His mind was blurry. He didn't know what occurred. All that he knew was that he was caught between Life and Death. Holding on to the string of Life, he has a choice to make. What does he choose in the end? Read this to find out.

The Bear are on trial for the crimes they have committed.

A spin-off based on the short story "An Invitation from Thanatos" with a unique take on how the two came to be. Was their meeting and ending pure coincidence? Or was there more than meets the eyes?

"What actually is pain?" The question of her, having Congenital insensitivity to pain and anhydrosis (CIPA), was answered to her in less than 24 hours. And it was not in a good way...

Heath wants to die. However, no matter how hard he tries, he won't die. But that is the least of his worries, for there is a girl that's always clinging to him, even though he knows he's a dull person himself. And what's more, this girl always seems to court death wherever she turns! What d...

A young man seduced by death has an encounter with his past and his future through an angel-like ten year old boy who may question everything in the young man's life again. A short spin-off story of the Japanese masterpiece "An Invitation from Thanatos" by Mayo Hoshino. Also inspired by the meg...

He courts her, kisses her, and makes her believe she’s worth something. Thanatos is her saviour, or is he?