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To save his android sister from the scrap heap, a cynical weapons engineer must survive a brutal military experiment designed to turn convicts into gods—only to discover that the training was a lie, his mentors are compromised, and the cost of power is his humanity. In a dystopian future where the Federation holds absolute power, Marcus Heart is dragged from his prison cell by Director Vane. She offers him a choice: join the experimental "Gifted Prisoner Program" to become a Pilot—elite soldiers capable of manipulating reality via Cosmic Dust—or watch his beloved android sister, Lola, be destroyed. Marcus, driven solely by his desire to protect Lola, accepts. He is thrown into training alongside 19 other convicts, under the tutelage of Apollo (the Federation’s "God of Man") and his sadistic enforcer, Erika.

Fish wakes up to a second life as Nimue—a girl reborn in a world of sword and sorcery. “What is that?” Nimue was found unconscious, deep in the outer space. “How is she still alive?”

The galaxy was not ruled by gods. Until the empire decided it needed one. Cornelius 'Orn' Reese, the youngest admiral in Aegean history, was never meant to live long. As the son of the Grand Imperator, his life was a political resource—spent the moment it became convenient. That moment came when he was married to the Grand Princess of the Aegean Empire, elder twin to the Emperor, a living oracle whose psionic Far Sight allows her to glimpse the patterns of the future. She is revered as a holy figure. She is rumored to be cursed. And she has outlived twenty-six husbands. Orn was meant to be the twenty-seventh. When assassination comes—and fails—the empire scrambles to contain the fallout. To preserve stability, the Grand Princess and the Empress Dowager rewrite the truth: Orn did not survive by chance. He survived because he was chosen. A divine son who endured unseen enemies through overwhelming psionic will. The lie takes root. The people believe. Bound by propaganda, trapped in a marriage designed to kill him, and forced to take a rival from his academy days as a concubine to secure his father’s legacy, Orn is promoted rather than buried. Given command of a single frigate, he is sent to the Stellaris Cluster—a relic-choked frontier where empires test their young and discard their failures. There, Orn builds his force from pariahs, survivors, and political refuse. As ancient powers awaken and war intensifies, the myth surrounding him begins to grow faster than the empire can control. The throne was never meant for him. But the stars are already kneeling.

Nox always had a dream, he wanted to see the sun without the hazy pollution fog that constantly hung above the slums, he also wanted a chance at becoming a Solar knight, the selected few that were granted a Helion Core and the chance to stand against the monsters known as Eclipsed. But for someone born and raised in the gutters of Aureum, dreams like that were nothing more than fantasies. The Academy, the shining heart of the Solar Confederacy, was a world reserved for the privileged — not for rats scraping through metal heaps for a handful of credits. Until a tier 2 Eclipsed suddenly attacked the slums and by some miracle, Nox found himself alive and in the hands of a crazy teacher at the academy. Now, under the watch of a definitely half-mad Academy instructor who seems far too interested in him, Nox finds himself walking through the gates of the Solar Academy — the very place he once thought unreachable. He doesn’t know it yet, but his survival wasn’t luck. It was the beginning of something far greater. Something that could change Aureum forever. *** Extra chapters and mass releases: 100 power stones = 2 Extra chapters. 50 power stones = 4 Extra chapters. Magic Castle = Mass Release for seven days (3 chapters per day.) Spacecraft = Mass release for 14 days (3 chapters per day.) Golden Gachapon = mass release for for a whole month (3 chapters per day). Note: Extra chapters can be stacked, but won't exceed 30 per week (including normal releases)..

Dexter a teenager that always gets bullied by others at school was involved in a incident which required him to get a chip in his brain. Thanks to the help of the chip he had become smarter than the average human, leading to lots of new inventions and discoveries, and gains the ability to move through dimensions but as always there is a down side as humans get invaded by aliens in search of him.

Jayden Matsuki and Kawata Noboru are two 17-year-old boys destined never to meet till death, while one lives to survive, the other will drive for his dream to become the world’s greatest, but life is cruel, only one dream can come true.

UnderCity is a sprawling cyberpunk city that exists in perpetual twilight, shrouded by thick clouds that block out the sun. Its streets are illuminated by a cold, eerie glow from massive holographic billboards and flickering neon lights. The architecture is jagged and assymetrical, as if the city grew organically, layer upon layer, without any thought for aesthetics. The population is diverse, ranging from humans with heavy cybernetic augmentations to dragonborn, tieflings dwarves elves and others that even include AI-driven androids that blur the line between man and machine. At the heart of the city lies the Obsidian Spire, a towering, black monolith that pulsates faintly with an unsettling energy. It's said to house the city's governing AI, CoreBorn, which has ensured order for decades through its omnipresent surveillance and predictive algorithms. People have accepted this as the price of safety in an otherwise chaotic world. The lower districts, known as the undercurrents, are a network of cramped alleys and underground markets where outlaws, hackers, and rogue inventors thrive. It's a dangerous place, but also where innovation flourishes unchecked. The upper districts are pristine and eerily quiet, home to the city's elite who seem almost disconnected from reality. Despite its technological marvels, UnderCity has a pervasive sense of unease - a city haunted by something unseen. In the dank alleys of the undercurrents, where every tiefling looked the same, Tregorashe was an immediate anomaly. His horns didn't just sit there; they shimmired with a faint, bioluminescent green glow. It was a side effect of his peculiar connection to the Flux, an unpredictable energy field that coalesces in the city's forgotten corners. The undercurrents were both a harsh playground and a relentless curse. He was abandoned as an infant, growing up under the care of "Grimleaf," an eccentric druid-coder known for hacking the old environmental controls just to revive a few struggling patches of green. Grimleaf instructed Tregorashe in the delicate balance between technology and nature that defined UnderCity's forgotten past - a harmony lost to the neon-lit, metal-strewn present. It was from the elder that Tregorashe truly learnt to command the Flux, not through sterile machinery, but via sheer vorce of will and a deep, intuitive resonance. While he absorbed much of Grimleaf's ancient wisdom, an inexplicable wildness thrummed beneath Tregorashe's calm surface. It was during one of his deeper explorations that Tregorashe chanced upon it: a massive, techno-organic root system that bled into an uncharted layer of UnderCity. It pulsed with a faint, otherworldly life. Standing before it, he was engulfed by an overwhelming surge of the Flux, which flooded his mind with fragmented visions. He saw a past version of the city, alive and thriving before CoreBorn bagan its cold, sterile reign. Yet, within those glimpses, he perceived something more unsettling -a shadowy presence, a spectral entity that haunted UnderCity's very core. It blinked in and out of his awareness like static, too broken to be understood, but chilling him to the bone all the same. Grimleaf had warned him against disturbing things that lay in shadow. Days later, the old druid simply vanished, leaving behind only a series of cryptic warnings scrawled across hacked holo-screens. Tregorashe immediately understood the message: a warning and a summons. Whatever the shadowy presence was, it seemed tied to the string of peculiar disappearances plaguing the city, and somehow, to him. He couldn't shake the growing conviction that the Flux had chosen him for a purpose he was only just beginning to grasp. Tregorashe now Traverses UnderCity alone, a solitary figure with no affiliation to the Syndicate or the upper districts. He feels a rising certainty, however, that he is caught in the crosshairs of forces far beyond his understanding.

A lower city rat, that was all Eon ever was or was ever going to be. Until fate decided otherwise. *** A thousand years into the future, Earth became completely different from what it once was. Technology saw a massive growth ever since the discovery of Aether. But so did the gap between the rich and poor. For Eon, and many others living in the lower cities, Aether was as much a punishment as was a miracle. After all, it polluted their air and caused millions of deaths and diseases. One such victims was Eon's sister whose mechanical heart was quickly failing. He neither had money to buy a replacement, nor could he earn enough in time, so he chose the only other option he had. Steal it. The plan was stupid, but the alternative was watching the only person he cared about die, alone. But, as was his luck, everything went wrong and he ended up being chased by the upper city guards, which led him to fall to his death in a river of Aether. Or so he thought.

we follow a story of Kuma and kamui a young couple which was taken to their screen into the world of F-Zero (anime)

Simon “Ghost” Riley was never meant to be a hero. He was forged in fire—raised in violence, carved by betrayal, and rebuilt by war. The skull mask he wears is not a symbol, but a warning: everything he touches eventually dies. After a classified black-ops mission ends with his entire squad slaughtered by an unknown enemy, Ghost becomes the last surviving member of Unit Zero, an elite strike team erased from every military database. Blamed for the massacre, hunted by his own government, and haunted by the voices of the dead, Ghost disappears into the shadows. But war has a way of dragging its monsters back. A paramilitary organization known as The Dominion has resurfaced with stolen A.I. weapons capable of collapsing entire nations in minutes—and Ghost recognizes the man leading them: a ghost from his own past, someone he thought he buried long ago. Now Ghost must rebuild a new squad from soldiers with broken pasts and blood-stained hands. Together, they will uncover the truth behind the massacre, stop The Dominion, and confront the nightmare that created him. Because some wars aren’t fought for nations. Some are fought for the dead who can’t speak anymore.

The world ended beneath the Whiteharrow - a frozen, merciless monument to a civilization that couldn't survive its own collapse. For the last humans, every sunrise is a fight for breath, warmth, and survival against the endless cold... and the evolved, deadly fauna lurking in the frost. Solan Reyes, the engineer, thrives on logic, precision, and caution. Every system, every plan is a thread holding his fragile group together. But when technology fails and the frost bites too deep, salvation comes in the form of Kaius Vale - a hunter as lethal as the monsters he tracks, whose brutality is both terrifying and necessary. Forced into a tense, volatile partnership - the Keeper and the Slayer - they must carve a path through frozen ruins to create sanctuary. Every step demands blood, every victory demands sacrifice. In a world buried by ice, the deadliest threat isn't the cold or the beasts behind them... it's the erosion of their own humanity. - WARNING: This story contains graphic violence, intense peril, harsh language, and extreme survival hardships in a frozen, dystopian world. Reader discretion is strongly advised.

(Hiatus - Remaking the story) Losing all of his friends and his mother to a brutal incident, Wei la gave up and wanted to die alone in the cold weather of the outside world. That's when one of the Guardian force leaders invited him to join their team of mecha pilots who fight against the rogue machine life forms called as the METAL SOULS. [Pilot accepted.. Welcome WL-591. Wei La, The First One] A original story by tchkrv.

A story with a sad ending , even sadder than the tragedy. This is not fairy tale it will ruin you. In a world built by machines with the aim of creating perfect utopia lies a boy obsessed with an ai assistant from 2032. While the motherboard of the system tries to make the world its own utopia it is proven wrong by humanity’s imperfect ways led by greed and hatred. The system goes on to crack from being responsible for humans to being humanity’s greatest enemy as it goes in its ways to exterminate all the wrong doers creating code based havoc. it starts as a love story and the ending is not happily guaranteed.

43 seconds between heart-beats — and only one shot to make them count. SYNOPSIS A rust-bucket frigate, a garden station, and a captain who talks to ghosts strap four stolen engines to a warship painted night-black — then go hunting the pirates who steal children, reactors, and names. Victory means fuel for the garden. Defeat means the universe forgets you ever breathed. Pick up the rifle, taste the basil, and burn toward the dark — because steel remembers, and the void is listening.

Amongst the cinders of battles once fought remains only massive soldiers clad in black armor with gas masks. The corpses of many are laid bare. This universe of war, and death. I beg of ye, some sympathy, some forgiveness, togetherness. At the very least I wish for these soldiers forced to be at war to live better lives. Maybe its wish fulfillment, I hope it isn't.

In the distant year of 2062, creativity is seen as just an afterthought. The city of Silicon Hills is a rather dull and boring. It’s a place where postmodern minimalism dominates the very products we use, generic slop fills our airwaves, and the architecture is the same basic slick and smooth model. A girl called Splat and her ragtag band of rebels, the Leaping Narwhals resist this bland way of life and fight back to return their city to a more colorful state. One day while running from the security of the cruel and uninspired Mayor Goldmore, our heroes encounter a unique alien they decide to call Niji, who will soon become their secret weapon to tip the scales in their favor.

In Neo-Alexandria, memories are not private; they are managed, cataloged, and occasionally recalled (erased) by the all-powerful Ministry of Chronology (MoC) for the sake of public order and efficiency. The MoC employs a rare class of humans known as Chronographers—individuals with perfect, total recall and an immunity to standard memory-wipe technology. Elias Thorne is one such Chronographer, responsible for auditing, tagging, and archiving the personal histories of Sector 7. But Elias is a secret archivist himself: he illegally preserves the most beautiful, rebellious, or dangerous memories before they are wiped. His life of quiet defiance is shattered when he discovers a "glitch" in an old woman's mind—a memory of a time the MoC insists never existed.

Eli Nwoko has lived his entire life chasing a number — his FameScore. In the city of Netropolis, everything revolves around attention: the popular live in glass towers; the ignored vanish into data slums. But when his score suddenly disappears, Eli becomes the first person the algorithm refuses to recognize. Posts about him vanish. Photos blur. Voices that mention him glitch into static. When Nova Reyes — the most popular girl in school — records him for a school documentary, her video is erased before it hits a hundred views. Intrigued, she befriends him, and together they uncover The Blacklist of the Forgotten — a secret list of people who’ve been erased to keep the fame system stable. What begins as a social experiment turns into a rebellion. Nova’s fame drops as Eli’s real-world influence grows — a paradox the system can’t compute. As they dig deeper, they discover Eli isn’t just invisible… he’s the prototype of the algorithm itself. When the system starts deleting people’s memories to cover its cracks, Eli must decide: destroy the algorithm and free the world, or save Nova before she forgets he ever existed. Because in this world, fame is survival — and obscurity is death.