revenge

Survival isn’t always about escaping danger — sometimes it’s about escaping yourself. When a devastating tragedy strikes a quiet school in rural Oregon, a group of teenagers survives the flames… but nothing else. Placed in a secluded rehabilitation dorm under the care of the enigmatic Dr. Marcus Heller, the survivors are encouraged to remember, reflect, and recover. Yet the more they uncover, the more reality fractures. Memories contradict, secrets fester, and every truth seems to hide a lie. At the center is Caleb Adams, a silent and observant survivor, haunted by what he can’t recall. As he pieces together the night of the tragedy, he begins to fear that the real horror isn’t the fire — it’s what humans are capable of when guilt, fear, and desperation take over. Across multiple volumes, The Quiet Ones explores the darkness of the human mind: trauma that manipulates, lies that protect, and memories that deceive. Every revelation twists the survivors’ perception of themselves, their friends, and the world around them. In this story, horror isn’t a monster lurking in the shadows — it’s inside, staring back at you in the mirror.

All of Xander’s life, he had to deal with the endless torture of being worse than dirt. Being destitute and destined for nothing, relegation to SunHigh Manor—the worst slums of Nevada—was all he was meant for. But when the tides of life seemed to turn in their favour, his parents were killed in a fire; the event burned into his memory. Xander and his sister, Diane, were now left orphaned. Preying upon such children of unfortunate circumstances, the two are taken and forced into a covert government project called “Project Sentience”. The two endured the process, becoming living weapons known only by the moniker of “Vectors” — cybernetic children enhanced and bred for one thing: hunting those deemed as enemies. Armed to the teeth with new weaponry beyond normal human conventions and able to change their bodies in certain ways only thought of in myths, these nigh-unkillable children now try to figure out what their place in the world is. Will they fall in line like all the others, reaching heights of power no human‌ should? Or will they find a way out and discover a new life meant for them outside these halls of pain?

Betrayed by her best friend and stripped of everything she held dear—her parents, her little sister, and even her happiness—Liu Yiran’s life ended in tragedy, all because of the man she loved and the marriage she once dreamed of. Swearing that if given another chance, she would never fall in love again, Liu Yiran opens her eyes… only to find herself back in her eighteen-year-old self. The familiar room everything that bofore her nightmare has returned. This time, Yiran won’t be the naive girl who trusted too easily. With her past memories as her weapon, she vows to protect her family, expose the betrayers, and rewrite her destiny. And never love again.

As many feared and protested, it was humanity itself that brought about their near mass extinction. Even now, Julius found it surreal. To live a life built on false pretenses, false expectations, and false promises, only to end as one of the great noble families responsible for humanity’s downfall, was a truth that fell bitterly on him. “Julius Sebastian Schneider.” “Yes.” “Any last words?” Even until the very last moment of his life, Julius's tenacity refused to die. Because a young master would always be a young master. And if there was anything left for him, it was his pride as a nobleman. [Rollback Initializing…] But his final moment was only the beginning of something anew. —————————————— More illustrations in the server. Discord: https://discord.gg/zukKB2ppDp

Kwandezi is a cynical outcast, a lethal martial artist who makes a living on the fringes of society by hunting the monsters that secretly plague the world. He's a man who has no stake in humanity and a deep-seated contempt for the organization that banished his family. But when a mission goes wrong, he's forced to use a power he believed to be useless, an ability that not only saves his life but also transforms him into a human-monster hybrid with limitless power. He is now a walking weapon, but his newfound strength comes with a terrifying cost: a merciless dark side that threatens to consume him at any moment. To keep his new abilities in check, he's forced to work alongside Aisha, a compassionate operative who is the only person to see the man behind the monster. As they are thrust into a secret war of unimaginable scale, Kwandezi must confront the brutal truth that his apathy could be the very thing that costs him his humanity.

Celvian was born into House Solmar of the Sun Clan, destined for divine glory. Instead, the Moon Goddess marked him - a blessing that became a curse in a world where her power is considered worthless. Stripped of everything he once was, Cel must survive in a world threatened by rift-creatures, where only Chosen Ones blessed by Gods stand between humanity and extinction. The Moon Goddess chose him for reasons beyond understanding. Whether that choice will forge him into a savior or twist him into something far more dangerous depends on how much of himself he is willing to give up.

An author dies in a tragic accident when a van loses control and hits him. Upon waking up, he finds himself transmigrated into his own novel—reborn as none other than the most hated and weakest villain in his story: Artemis. Forced to accept that he’ll never return home, Artemis decides to avoid the plot altogether, choosing instead to live quietly on the sidelines and let the story unfold without him. However, things take a dark turn when one of the main heroines becomes dangerously obsessed with him. Her fixation grows until Artemis, fearing the consequences, reluctantly accepts her as his girlfriend—even as her mental state deteriorates before his eyes. Over time, Artemis forms friendships and slowly becomes entangled in the very plot he swore to avoid. But fate proves cruel. During a mission to infiltrate a pocket dimension and exterminate the Nightmares within, Artemis is betrayed by everyone he trusted—even the protagonist and the once-adoring heroine. Trapped and abandoned in that dimension, he faces death… yet instead of dying, he’s mysteriously sent back in time—to the very beginning. This time, Artemis refuses to play the victim. Determined to survive and live life on his own terms, he embraces the darkness within. If the world wants a villain, then a villain he shall become—no matter the cost. AUTHOR'S NOTE: YOU HAVE READ TO THIS POINT, JUST READ IT ALREADY.

“The mask hides a monster… and the smile? It’s even worse.” He was never born a killer — the world made him one. You’ll never know when that smile will stab you in the back, or when a promise will turn into your deepest guilt. The world isn’t kind to the innocent. It breaks them, reshapes them, and forces them to wear new faces just to survive. That’s how an ordinary boy became Kim Taehyung, codename Rainism — or simply Rain, the assassin who paints every mission in crimson. His best friend now lives in luxury, drowning in black money and diamonds, while Rain hides in the shadows, haunted by ghosts of betrayal. When a target named Soakjin gets caught in the same web of lies and trust, the line between vengeance and desire begins to blur. Who can reach Rain’s sealed heart — the past he can’t forgive, or the present that dares to understand him?

Jayden, a boy born in the late ’90s, grows up in chaos — both parents trapped in addiction, poverty, and neglect. Taken into foster care after a police raid, he’s separated from his younger sister Layla, a loss that leaves a scar he carries everywhere. From there, Jayden is tossed through the foster system, group homes, and institutions, learning the unspoken rules of survival: don’t cry, don’t trust, don’t get attached. He builds walls around himself, and his reputation as an “angry, unmanageable” kid follows him from school to school. At twelve, fighting and defiance put him on the fast track to juvenile detention. Inside, he meets Miguel, an older boy who becomes his first real friend. Miguel teaches him that not every battle is worth fighting, and that survival sometimes means keeping your peace. That friendship plants a seed in Jayden, one that stays with him long after release. Later, in a youth institution, Jayden meets Malik, a boy with a calm, steady presence who pushes him to see beyond anger. Malik gives him a sketchbook, helping Jayden rediscover art as a way to process his pain. These two friendships become anchors in a life that feels like it’s always being ripped apart. On the outside, Jayden struggles with freedom — curfews, probation, teachers who don’t believe in him, and peers who see him as nothing but “the foster kid.” But he also meets Tasha, a girl who shares his love for creativity and becomes a fragile, on-and-off connection throughout his adolescence. She sees through his anger to the quiet boy underneath, but Jayden’s fear of abandonment pushes her away just when he needs her most. Now fourteen, Jayden finds himself caught between two versions of himself: the fighter the system keeps shaping him into, and the boy searching for something — or someone — to believe in. Every fight, every sketch, every late-night thought pulls him closer to a breaking point, where he’ll have to decide if he’ll keep letting the system define him, or if he’ll learn to write his own story.

Alia is a skilled thief who, in search of a legendary treasure, sneaks into a castle under the cover of night. However, she unexpectedly witnesses the castle’s owner, the handsome and cold-hearted billionaire Marcellus, murder his wife. In the chaos of her escape, Alia is discovered and killed by him. But death isn’t the end. Alia wakes up to find herself reborn a year earlier, this time in the body of the wife Marcellus had killed—Livia. Faced with the man who had once killed her, now acting outwardly kind but still harboring deadly intentions, Alia knows she must uncover the truth within a year and avoid the same tragic fate. Her plan? Escape the castle and steal the treasure. During her time in the castle, Alia discovers that Livia’s identity is far from simple, and she soon finds herself tangled in a deeper conspiracy. Marcellus’s younger brother, Elias, has a close, secret relationship with Livia, one that seems to involve hidden feelings. As Alia secretly investigates Marcellus’s true intentions, she is drawn to his conflicting mixture of gentleness and coldness. At the same time, the body of Livia compels her to develop feelings for Elias, whose tender care for her awakens a sense of warmth. Caught in a whirlwind of emotions, Alia realizes that every person’s motives are more complex than they first appear, and she must make difficult choices between truth, revenge, love, and survival. As the one-year deadline approaches, the conspiracy unfolds, and Marcellus’s true intentions toward Livia are exposed. Alia finally finds a chance to escape. But with emotions tangled and fate inextricably linked to the castle, will she choose revenge and freedom, or will she find redemption and true love within the deadly walls of the castle?

Clara was a brilliant scientist, wife to the charming Nathaniel, and a loving sister—until the day she ignored her sister’s warning. Trusting her best friend was the biggest mistake of her life. It cost her everything—her marriage, her family, and even her future. But fate gives her an impossible gift: a second chance. Reborn years in the past before she lost everything, Clara refuses to repeat her mistakes. This time, she’ll repair her relationship with her husband, protect her sister, and maybe deliver a few satisfying slaps to her treacherous best friend for good measure. Yet as she peels back the layers of her family’s mysterious disappearance, Clara discovers that not all betrayals come from outside—and the truth buried in her past might be far darker than she ever imagined.

In a world where gods bestow blessings not out of love, but boredom, mortals dance to amuse unseen eyes. Their gifts are power, but also chains—each blessing feeding the god who gave it. Eric was born at the empire’s forgotten edge, a farmer’s son with dreams as small as his village. Then the Empire’s envoys came—smiling, noble, false. By dusk, the ground ran red, and the boy who once feared death became something that death itself could not claim. Chosen—cursed—by the god of death and destruction, Eric rises from the ruin not as a hero, but as a shadow seeking truth. His vengeance is quiet, cold, and patient, shaped not by rage alone but by the hollowness left behind. Because in a world where gods play and men burn, mercy is an illusion… and in the ashes of the living, only the dead remember.

Setting: A devastated world beneath crimson skies and black clouds, where civilization has crumbled into ruins. Monstrous creatures roam among destroyed buildings and scattered corpses, while human survivors are few and far between. Main Character: A mysterious boy who awakens with complete amnesia on a desolate mountain. Bald and dressed in dirty white clothes, he possesses no memory of his identity or past, yet demonstrates supernatural healing abilities and is guided by a commanding voice in his head. Plot Summary: The story follows the nameless protagonist as he navigates this hostile world, driven by an inner voice that directs his survival instincts. When he encounters deadly creatures, the voice guides him to kill or be killed. After a brutal fall that should have been fatal, his body mysteriously heals itself, suggesting he is more than human. As he explores this wasteland, he faces increasingly dangerous encounters with mutated beasts and semi-human monsters. Just when death seems certain, he is rescued by a mysterious stranger in a weaponized vehicle—a man who may hold keys to understanding this destroyed world and the boy's true nature.

All Ethien desired was a serene existence after enduring years of bloodshed. As the Duke who led the revolution, and dismantled the former empire, he had placed Prince Glenn Lancaster on the throne. Now, Ethien longed to marry, step away from politics, and enjoy a life of peace. However, Glenn had different plans. As the newly appointed Emperor, Glenn consistently rejected every marriage proposal directed at Ethien. Without any attempt at subtlety, he dismissed anyone who expressed interest in the Duke, making it his goal to remain close to Ethien. While Ethien fought to suppress feelings that should not have arisen, Glenn relentlessly pushed through every barrier. Their positions were meant to keep them apart, but for Glenn, it was merely another reason to claim Ethien as his own.

Kim Hwa-ho, one of South Korea’s most ruthless arms dealers—known as the “Angry Tiger,” marked by a six-headed snake tattoo and a blood-soaked past—decides to walk away from the world of crime. He sees love as a chance for a new beginning. But the past does not let go so easily. Celebrations turn to blood, secrets surface one after another, and betrayal strikes from those closest to him. Now Kim is no longer just a former criminal; he becomes a shadow that survives only through vengeance. Past and love, blood and betrayal, drag him back into the darkness once more…

In a realm where betrayal drips like poison, two brothers Aven and Cyrus -witness their parents' brutal murder. Their father's younger brother,Lord Alexander craves the throne, and blood stains the palace floor. But their parents' dying breaths gift them an ancient medallion—a spiritual artifact that tears through dimensions. Pressing it, they awaken in a strange city on Earth, far from their realm. Here, skyscrapers scrape the heavens, and magic hums beneath the neon glow. As Aven and Cyrus adapt to urban life, under the care of doctor Hartley whose married to a university professor,they make acquittances and allies. Their quest unfolds—a blend of vengeance, and love as one of the wolf brothers falls in love with a city girl who happens to be someone who saved them when they landed on earth.

"I don't want to anyone to decide what am gonna do with my life even if it means i must let the world burn everything must be under my control". lyra said those words as she became engulfed in darkness.

Seventeen-year-old Reinhard has a singular goal: unite all species under one world. But every species lives by its own rules, driven by pleasures shaped through millennia of evolution. Some crave power, some crave survival, some crave chaos—and none see the world as he does. Can one human thread together a fractured world where every life is built to dominate or destroy another? In Flux, survival, ambition, and the nature of desire collide, and the line between unity and annihilation is razor-thin.

Kai Rendo doesn’t feel pain. Not fear, not anger, not even sadness. His body takes every hit, every scar, every broken bone — and still, nothing. In the slums of Neokura, where fights are entertainment and survival is a gamble, people go underground to find meaning in the violence. They call it The Pit. And when Kai’s path crosses with the world beneath the concrete — the fights, the blood, the people who still feel something — he’ll be forced to ask himself one question: If pain makes us human… what does that make him?

In a world torn apart by faith and fire, the empires of Vaelora and Nhemora wage endless war over divine supremacy. Between them lies the Neutral Zone—home to the forsaken, the faithless, and the hunted. When the decree of extermination falls upon them, Chieftain Ryder Wendrol leads his people toward the forbidden woods, hoping to find salvation in exile. But betrayal walks among them, and fate answers with blood. Amid the chaos, a child named Kael is born—a silent witness to tragedy and the final heir to his parents’ dying wish. Years later, that same child stands upon the ruins of war, his heart hollow yet burning with a promise: to live, no matter the cost. A tale of loss, defiance, and rebirth, “A Spell Called Life” explores what it truly means to exist in a world where even faith can become a curse.