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Laws govern existence. Arcons enforce those Laws. Across the countless worlds, civilizations live and die beneath their silent authority. And within such worlds Mana Regains supreme. But, Kairos was born with none. A manaless orphan with nothing to his name, he carved his way to the top through Aura alone, becoming the strongest user in recorded history. For generations, the people lived beneath the dome they believed was their prison, a cage holding them back from the world beyond. They tore it down. They celebrated. But when the dust settled, they realized how wrong they were. Without it, the continent's pillars crumbled, and Kairos fell with them.. Fate, however, doesn't deal in injustice. It sent him back rewinding time to where it all began, granting him a second chance no one was meant to have. But the world he returns to isn't the one he remembers. A kingdom that never existed now stands. The worlds themselves hide secrets no commoner was ever meant to see. Strange phenomena ripple across the land with no explanation. Armed with the knowledge of a future already lived, Kairos sets out to reshape the very laws that govern magic, unaware that the entire history of the world has always been bound to his fate. ----- 'Ah one fire ball not enough, It's alright I will make em ten!" "I see, One enchantment isn't enough, how about ten of them?" "One arrow isn't enough how about one hundred of them" Tags #OVER POWERED FROM THE START #WEAKLING #HAREM? NOT SURE #ROMANCE #ACADEMY #MAGIC #Myrad Races #TIMELINES

A new cape shows up in Brockton Bay. His power set looks suspiciously like Satoru Gojo’s. Six Eyes. Infinity. Control over space. This is going to cause problems. ---------------------------------------------------- This story takes place in the setting of Worm, a dark superhero web serial by Wildbow. If you haven’t read it before, that’s completely fine—you don’t need to know the story going in. In this world, some people develop powers after extremely stressful or traumatic moments. These people are called parahumans, and their abilities can range from subtle tricks to things that can level buildings or warp reality. Because of that, society has had to adapt around them. There are government hero teams, villain groups, independent capes, and a lot of gray areas in between. The story mostly takes place in Brockton Bay, a struggling coastal city where superpowered conflict is basically part of everyday life. Powers exist everywhere, and people are used to thinking about them in terms of limits, counters, and strategies. This fic drops someone with the full power set associated with Satoru Gojo into that world—Six Eyes, Infinity, and control over space. The idea isn’t just “strong character beats everyone.” The fun part is seeing how abilities like that interact with a setting where powers usually follow certain patterns and expectations. If you’re familiar with Worm, you’ll probably recognize a lot of the world and characters. If you’re not, the story will explain what matters as it goes. Either way, welcome to Brockton Bay.

In the mist before GENESIS, Fate and Chance and Others cast tolls upon their names, while the chalice did burn and churn whose crown should be. And he that won strode through the mist unto YOD-VAV-HEH and cried: “Lo, wake upon the mist and create the heavens and the earth and make gods for me, for I have won over the crown and thy mist is mine to rule.” And so as the cry was heard Fate and Chance and Others bowed, But whether it was Fate or Chance or Another that won the cast of the tolls before GENESIS—none-knoweth. .............................................................. Welcome to Gods of Pangaeos. ​This work is a reimagining of the creation myth, written as a stylistic marriage between the liturgical structure of Genesis and the high-fantasy, rhythmic prose of Lord Dunsany’s The Gods of Pegāna. ​In this world, the Creator is a sleeper, and the world we know is merely a "Game" played by smaller, whimsical deities during His slumber. You will find echoes of our own earth’s deep past—Pangaea, Panthalassa, and Gondwana—woven into a tapestry of myth and "The Word." ​A Note on Style: The text uses archaic phrasing and repetitive structures to mimic ancient holy books. If the gods seem cruel or indifferent, remember: to them, we are but the pieces on a board. ​I hope you enjoy the "Game." ​Art Disclaimer ​Cover Illustration: "MANA-YOOD-SUSHAI" by Sidney Sime (1906). ​ ​Note on the Artwork: The illustration used for this cover is a masterpiece by Sidney Sime, originally created for Lord Dunsany’s The Gods of Pegāna. As this artwork was published over 100 years ago, it resides in the Public Domain. ​While the image originally depicted the deity Mana-Yood-Sushai, it has been chosen for this work to represent the Great Stillness of YOD-VAV-HEH. I use this art as a tribute to the golden age of mythic illustration that inspired the tone of Gods of Pangaeos.

The world is at the brink of destruction when the incarnation of darkness is let loose from his confinement. Five friends trace their origins back to a world much bigger than what they know and find out they play a role in setting the world right… but at what cost?

The stories that this series is made out of is not for everyone. The freedom to freely understand them will not be enough for those that lack creativity. It's a hard read but at the same time the easiest one, cause it is mine as much of yours mind-playground. Any speculation one may have or understandment of the story will be correct, as there is no wrong answer to the question "What is this story about?" and be open to any arguments and thoughts of others.

A man accidentally enters a strange world. He encounters an abstract existence. Soon after, he is tasked with finding the Akashic Records.

Sugei Luminous is the master of dimensions as well as an outcast to his family. Cursed, crippled and hated by his own father and the gods he tries to live a normal life while looking for a series of moon swords that seal the majority of his abilities. (the Audio pronouncement of his name is wrong)

Zarabis, bored with his unlimited power, stopped eliminating anything in front of him. He built his own multiverse along with his guards, and fought against the Angel Gods and the newly born heroes, but it was all no problem because all of that had been taken care of by his oldest guard, Veldora, even though he had created many guards, kingdoms, his own multiverse, he even made his own official younger brother because the concept was just born after Zarabis killed and eliminated two brother heroes who continued to attack his guards. His guards were still small and those who had grown up were only two guards, namely Veldora and Velzhakar, Zarabis felt like he was still alone who would protect them (his guards who were still small), Zarabis could have made them adults but if there were no memories that they felt when their sight was still below Zarabis thought it was not fun for him

In a modern world where supernatural powers and magic are hidden, only the strong can survive – or at least, that’s what everyone believes. Ryu Arion, a 16-year-old Malaysian boy with white hair and blue eyes, moves to South Korea with his parents and lives as a quiet student at Cheongju High School. All this time, he’s been bullied for being thought to have no power at all – until the day of the school’s power measurement, when the meter suddenly shatters the moment he touches it. Without realizing it, the power he possesses is not weak – it’s a power that even rivals that of the gods and the 7 strongest Sovereigns in the world, surpassing even the ancient legendary heroes. That power begins to awaken accidentally through the katana training he learned from his father, Mikael Arion – who already knows his son’s secret and forges a new katana for him. When the National Power User Competition begins, everyone looks down on him – until he faces the school’s strongest student and defeats him in an instant with a dark blue aura that emerges from his katana. Without expression and still calm, Ryu must learn to control this incredible power, face even stronger enemies, and uncover the secret of why this world only chooses the strongest – and his role in it all.

"Child without a core," whispered the servants. "A calamity for the Voltare bloodline," the elders mocked. At the residence of Duke Voltare, the evening sky always rumbled, as if the lightning refused to be still. Under the grand roof, four children were born from the blood of lightning, three of whom emitted blue sparks from infancy. Zinux Voltare, the eldest son, ignited a lightning orb at the age of three. Iliya Voltare, the second child, summoned a storm while still learning to speak. Zuban Voltare, the third, could control a lightning bow with just the tip of his finger. And Rayne Voltare, the youngest. Silent, frail, often sickly, his skin pale like clouds before the rain. Even when all Voltare children had shown their innate magical sparks, Rayne remained quiet. No core could be detected, no magical root, no flash of lightning. Yet, Rayne was not the type to give up just because hope was nowhere to be found. He trained beyond his limits every day. While everyone else slept, he was still outside, honing his frail body and strengthening himself to the extreme. No day without torment, and no night without fresh wounds. However… in this world, if you cannot wield magic, even the saying "effort never betrays results," proven by millions, is utterly useless. "As long as I am alive… there is still a chance." "Even if the whole world rejects me, I will keep moving forward." What happens when courage exceeds fear? How does someone without magic survive in a world full of magical intrigues? Follow Rayne's journey, challenging a magical world without innate power, and witness how courage and hard work can change fate.

This is a story where a boy named Udin who was killed by a crashing airplane and he was reincarnated into an unusual young man, as his body was Made of two of the most feared Kings in the entire world

With no memories, North wakes up in a world where magic is defined by marks, special tattoos earned through effort that represent who you are. And of all the marks for someone with amnesia to have, how ironic that his would be an Infinity Sign.

On June 24, 2029, the world’s silence broke. At the Atacama Array, Dr. Orion Vale intercepted a signal that should not exist—a three-beat pulse that hollowed out the hydrogen line and spread like a contagion through satellites, reactors, and encrypted probes. By dawn, every major observatory on Earth was screaming the same truth: we were never alone, and now it knows we know. But Elias Vale, Orion’s 17 year-old nephew, slept through the night in his small apartment miles away. He woke not to the stars, but to the fallout—his phone buzzing with frantic messages, his uncle’s name whispered across newsfeeds, and a world already unraveling under the weight of the signal. When Orion disappears under mysterious circumstances, Elias is pulled unwillingly into the storm. He inherits fragments of his uncle’s encrypted research, half-burned notebooks, and a trail of clues pointing to something far larger than a scientific anomaly. Governments want control. Corporations want profit. Shadow networks want silence. And buried in the noise, the signal itself seems to want him. As the pattern metastasizes through human technology, Elias must decide whether to run from his uncle’s curse or embrace it. To survive, he must uncover why the signal spread, what it is rewriting, and why it chose to leave its mark on the Vale family. Because the stars are no longer silent. And silence may have been the only thing keeping humanity safe.

The winds of chaos howled from the north, carrying with them a war without end. Upon his throne stood a young man draped in crimson robes, gazing down at the Three Realms beneath his feet. Qin Shan slowly closed his eyes, lifting his sword toward the highest heavens. His voice resounded like a vow carved into eternity. “Grant me a thousand years… and I will bring an end to this chaos.”

In a world where humans, elves, dwarfs, mages, and demons vie for dominance, kingdoms rise and fall under the shadow of a growing threat on the distant horizon. In times of dire peril, a single clan bore the Black Sigil, drawing power from the mysterious deity Infinity: a power that came at a devastating cost. Now extinct, their legacy haunts the lands, as kingdoms clash and the balance of power teeters on the edge of ruin.

Life exists in a constant cycle of harmony and destruction. Playing an ever active balancing act, in this delicate game two beings of God like nature oversee creation. Beings bound by the struggle of the universe

One moment, Lex was just an ordinary man. The next, he was a god. After a fatal accident, he awakened not to an afterlife but to an impossible destiny. He had become the Universal Will, the living consciousness of a nascent universe. With dominion over all creation, he can shape galaxies, forge realms of immortality, and rewrite the fundamental laws of existence. However, absolute power is a harrowing trial. As he struggles to cling to his fading humanity against the cold logic of cosmic stewardship, his presence draws attention. Ancient, primordial entities stir in the void, horrifying creatures that consume universes like his own. To protect his creation and survive, Lex must outwit these abominations, navigate the volatile troubles of his divine offspring, and confront the most insidious enemy of all—the profound, soul-crushing loneliness of eternity itself. This is a breathtakingly cosmic tale featuring epic creations, reality-shattering battles, and a protagonist who must explore the deepest questions of identity and purpose while holding the power of a universe in his hands.

Can their online romance turn into real life? Or will they remain just in virtual world? Shakti didn't even see Sophia in real life but still she becomes the person who knows him better than anyone else in this huge world. The connection between them grows into something soo deep and emotional. They both can't even explain in words......