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Bound to a Cruel Alpha

"You," he said, his deep voice sending shivers down her spine. "What's your name?" Before she could answer, another pain shot through her head, worse than the one at the river. The tray fell from her hands, drinks splashing everywhere. She was in the forest again. Running. Chasing. No—being chased. Blood. Pain. A baby crying. Golden eyes turning away from her. Betrayal. So much betrayal it choked her. Elara gasped back to reality just in time to feel strong arms catching her before she hit the ground. Alpha Kael was holding her, his face a mix of surprise and something else... recognition? "I know you," he whispered, so only she could hear. "I've seen you before." Around them, wolves were talking in shock. An Alpha never touched an omega this way. "How do you know about my dreams?" Elara asked, her voice barely audible. Kael's eyes widened. Then his face changed, toughened. He set her back on her feet roughly and stepped away. "Take her to my cabin," he told the nearest guards. "Now." Elara always thought she was special—until the Alpha who claimed her abandoned her for a more powerful union. Pregnant and betrayed, she fled with her pride and her child, far from the Alpha who once wanted her, only to find herself bound to another, Riven, who has always known she was his. As Kael searches desperately for her, seeking redemption, Elara must face the hard truth: Can she forgive a man who shattered her heart, or is her soul bound to a new mate whose love never wavered?
Hae_Daeso · 1.7k Views

Gilgamesh And The Quest For Immortality

Plot Thousands of years ago when the gods walked the earth, they fought wars amongst themselves for the throne of the earth. And before the new King of the gods was crowned, rose a new hero among the people, his name was Gilgamesh. The son of the half-god Lugalbanda and the goddess Ninsun. Gilgamesh was raised to become the King of Uruk but his destiny was threatened when a prophesy was revealed to the goddess Innana that she would be the goddess of the four corners of the world as long as the seed of Lugalbanda does not get to live. Gilgamesh survived the assassination and lived to take the throne of his father. Being two thirds god, Gilgamesh worried about the possibility of death and wanted to live forever like the gods to a point he decided to journey to Nibiru to attain immortality. And it was on this quest that he crossed paths with the goddess Innana, battled monsters and bulls of heaven. After numerous victories, angering the gods in the process, Gilgamesh was denied immortality. After his friend Enkidu dies, Gilgameshs immortality quest was renewed and he journeyed to the Sinai Peninsula in search of the tree of Life. There he met Utnapishtim, the hero of the deluge. And Gilgamesh finally learnt that Immortality was granted and not taken by strength. One had to become a great hero recognized by the gods to become immortal. With a renewed hope, Gilgamesh undertakes to be a great hero of the people, taking on The Seven destruction gods and their Lord, the Leviathan. Will Gilgamesh be granted immortality after he becomes the greatest hero of the earth?
Clifford_Pilane · 1.4k Views

Fate Severance: The Exiled Nemesis

discord server for news about chapters- https://discord.gg/wbbCtHyTWG Kaal wasn’t granted a second chance. He stole it—bleeding, broken, and laughing in defiance. Dragged from the ashes of a life he couldn’t save, he awakens in a world where mercy is a myth and weakness is a death sentence. And still, he feels her arms around him—frail, trembling, yet filled with warmth—clinging to life for him, even as hers slipped away. The ground here is slick with the blood of the broken. The skies don’t mourn—they watch in silence. And kindness? That’s just a slower way to die. He doesn’t wear a hero’s mask. He doesn’t whisper lies of salvation. He moves because stillness invites erasure. He fights because silence echoes too much like that hospital room. He survives because it’s the one thing the god didn’t expect him to do. What twisted him into this? The way her heartbeat faded beneath his fingertips? The helplessness of a boy holding the only person who never gave up on him? Or the laughter of a petty god who leaned in and whispered: “No. She stays dead. Watching you break is far more entertaining.” Every scar he bears is a question the world refused to answer. Every step forward is a nail driven into the coffin of destiny. They tried to silence him. But he’s not here to speak. He’s here to make the gods listen. And when he stands over the one who made grief a game, he won’t ask if it was fun. He’ll say— “Now scream like we did.”
leo001 · 14k Views