disaster

This is a fanfiction of *A Song of Ice and Fire* and *Game of Thrones*. The protagonist is reborn as Mufasa Vishy, the bastard son of Jaime Lannister, the "Kingslayer." He was originally supposed to be secretly killed by Cersei, but Robert, to humiliate the Lannister family, restored Mufasa's surname and even adopted him to Tyrion Lannister, the "Little Imp." "Later generations will call me the Lionheart, but I prefer them to call me the Golden Lion King. I am Mufasa Lannister, the first Master of the Lionheart Order, and the first Emperor of Westeros," Mufasa writes in his autobiography.

5, 4, 3, 2, 1 The end has come. You may not remember, but the twelve of us were given the mark of the zodiacs to fight the Great End of Time. The doors that spawns where the lesser demons crawl, The Gates of Hell where the seven deadly sins reside, The Heaven's wrath and the Devil's goal, The traitor and the savior both in hide. Let's both see who will win this bet. I assure you, you're in for a ride. Now, let's sound the trumpet to begin summoning the GATES.

Some minds are meant to be broken. Others are meant to break free. Dr. Adrian Cross has built his career on understanding the fractured mind. As a forensic psychologist, he's evaluated hundreds of criminals, always maintaining perfect professional distance. But when he's assigned to assess Elias Verne—a world-renowned pianist accused of brutally murdering his mentor, Dr. Vincent Ashford—everything Adrian thought he knew begins to unravel. Elias claims he doesn't remember the murder. He speaks of blackouts, of a voice that isn't his own, of an alternate personality named Elliot—his dead twin brother—who takes control and does things Elias would never do. Adrian recognizes the symptoms: Dissociative Identity Disorder. But he also recognizes something else—something that makes his blood run cold. Twenty years ago, Adrian and Elias were both patients at Riverside Institute for Behavioral Health, both subjects in Dr. Ashford's experimental program designed to deliberately fracture children's minds and create controllable alternate personalities. Adrian's memories of that time are fragmentary, buried beneath years of psychological walls. But Elias—or rather, Elliot—remembers everything. As Adrian fights to prove Elias's innocence, he's drawn into a dangerous conspiracy involving illegal human experimentation, institutional cover-ups, and a secret organization that will kill to protect its secrets. But the deeper Adrian digs, the more he questions his own memories, his own identity, and his own sanity. Because the evidence suggests something impossible: Adrian and Elias's minds aren't just similarly broken—they're connected. Their memories overlap. Their traumas intertwine. And the alternate personality that killed Dr. Ashford might not belong to Elias at all. It might belong to Adrian. A dark psychological thriller about trauma, identity, forbidden love, and the terrifying question: Who are you when you can't trust your own mind?

Floods, torrential rains, extreme cold, heatwaves, hail, earthquakes, polar nights and polar days… Overnight, the world transformed immensely as numerous natural disasters swept across it. Gu Yan knew, who struggled alone in the post-apocalyptic world for ten years, finally met her end alongside her enemies. Upon opening her eyes again, Gu Yan knew with her space ability replanted herself back three months before the apocalypse. Her younger brother had not yet been washed away by a sudden flood, and her boyfriend had not been frozen to death by his cousin in extreme coldness. With her soon-to-be useless company, she tricked her cousin's family out of billions, and Gu Yan knew started her delightful stockpiling life. From pearl milk tea and instant noodles, hot pots and rice with big plate chicken, To things that fly and swim, Whether for eating, drinking, playing, or using, All that can be thought of and not, she arranged everything. Whether it could be of use or not, stockpiling was the key!

In the year 2035, the world is ordinary—until it isn’t. Kael is a nineteen-year-old who has learned to survive long before he ever learned how to dream. Living with his only mother and trapped beneath the weight of poverty, his life is defined by sacrifice, responsibility, and quiet endurance. He is not special, not chosen, not powerful—just a boy doing what is necessary to keep going. That fragile normalcy shatters when a mysterious event grants superhuman abilities to people across the world, dragging humanity into an era of chaos, fear, and moral uncertainty. As heroes rise and villains emerge, Kael is forced into a reality where power is no longer rare—and choice becomes everything. At the center of this upheaval stands Zerathos, a centuries-old figure burdened with foresight and conviction, determined to reshape the world according to a future only he can see. As his actions spiral toward genocide and global collapse, Kael and those drawn into his orbit must confront a question far more terrifying than any enemy: what does it truly mean to save the world?

15-year-old Sato loses his eye and nearly his life in a gang attack. A blue portal drags him into a frozen hell of monsters and blood. He awakens the System at death’s door. One arm gone. One eye missing. He becomes the First Hunter of Tervezon — a one-eyed reaper collecting souls with a cursed sword-gun. When he returns home, his family is destroyed. The gang leader is now an S-rank hunter. Two worlds want him dead. No easy power. No mercy. Only revenge and the hunt.

In a time without rain and only mist to quench the earth, a boy finds his blood and tears taking the rain's place. As his consciousness fades, he hears a voice sealing his fate.

When reality begins to fracture, ordinary teen Aarav becomes a “Witness,” able to traverse collapsing universes and remember erased timelines. As cosmic forces rewrite existence, he must uncover the truth behind the multiverse, confront alternate versions of himself, and decide whether reality deserves saving or ending.

When the world’s Threads begin to fray, a streetwise stitcher named Rix Vale discovers a dangerous gift: Seamline, a unique Strand that can mend other people’s Threads — at the price of his own memories and senses. Hunted by governments, Echolords, and cults of the Ascended, Rix must choose whether to repair a dying world or become the thing that finally unravels it. THREADFALL — one life, endless cost.

Sono zen no yakusoku

The sky was never meant to be home. When Kael falls from the floating islands into the forbidden world below, he discovers that the shadows haunting the earth do not devour flesh—but memories. In a world where identity can be erased and humanity itself is evolving into something unrecognizable, Kael must choose between the safety of a lie and the freedom of a truth that could destroy everything he knows. The chains are breaking. And humanity was never meant to remain unchanged.

when a Japanese, who didn't believe even in his shadow is reincarnated with a system who didn't get enough payment, everyone had to suffer for it --//--//--//--//--//-- never take this book as something serious

The industrial revolution had come. With it, dozens of new jobs were both destroyed and created. Machinery never before imagined now crowded factories and spread across the world. Carriages moved not only by horses but also by coal and steam. Trains carrying thousands of people at once. Weapons of war capable of killing hundreds and destroying dozens of cities. This was the revolution taking place. Yet, amidst this revolution, something awoke. Something hungry, rising from beyond the veil that shrouds our reality and the unknown. These beings seek to feed on the sanity, the mind, and the flesh of mortals, growing and evolving as they feast upon our lives. Amidst the veiled chaos, amidst this secret war, a girl finds herself directly entangled in this dark world, and is now forced to do whatever it takes to survive.

Rule I: "The world will show you a lie. But it will tell you the truth." Reign D'Angelo wakes up with no memory of what had shattered her life, haunted by a voice in her head she doesn't recognize. S E V E I I, she thought, would be a start to anything in what feels like a life restart-hallways twist, time changes, and every face hides a secret. Reality fractures around her, and the line between paranoia and truth blurs.

A child plagued by dark thoughts cursed himself and died on the cold wet ground of a town's outskirts. Does God(s) exist? Error:Wraith??? Project:Namirah sees the light of new beginnings with the strange arising of the deceased teenager. The experiments to produce undying soldiers commence and so does testing of the wavering morals of a military officer. The age of peace is coming to an end and the world is on the break of a new dawn of calamity. Swords, shields, guns, spells, curses, blessings, techniques, abilities, martial arts, machines. What happens when one is lead to the edge of snapping?