Were there any novels that were divided into levels like the rebellious immortals or mortals, and were more interesting?

One great 'borderland fanfic' is 'The Survivors of Borderland'. It focuses on a group of players who form an unlikely alliance to overcome the challenges. Another interesting one could be 'Borderland: New Horizons' which explores a new area in the Borderland universe with unique rules and characters.

One popular pregnant MLP fanfiction might be 'A New Beginning'. It focuses on how the pony community comes together to support a pregnant mare. The story is full of heartwarming moments.

Well, 'Bitten' by Kelley Armstrong is a top werewolf novel. It's about a female werewolf trying to navigate her life in a world full of secrets. Then there's 'Moon Called' by Patricia Briggs. This novel features a strong female protagonist who has to deal with werewolf politics. And don't forget 'The Howling' by Gary Brandner, a classic in the werewolf genre that really set the tone for many later werewolf novels.

A really interesting one was when some mice roleplayed as pirates. They made a ship out of the available in - game objects and sailed across the virtual ocean (which was really just a large open area in the game). They were looking for the 'legendary cheese treasure'. They had to battle other 'pirate' mice groups and also avoid the cats that were like sea monsters. It was full of adventure.

Adventure and exploration are also quite common. Given the nature of the Mass Effect universe, stories often involve Shepard and Nihlus going on missions together. They might be exploring new planets, facing dangerous enemies, and in the process, their relationship develops. Additionally, themes of sacrifice and heroism can be found. These are important aspects of the Mass Effect world, and when applied to their relationship, it can create some really engaging stories. For example, one might sacrifice for the other in a dangerous situation, which deepens their bond.

Yes, it is. The idea of a'sex slave' is an extremely immoral and inhumane concept. Any form of literature or story that involves this is unacceptable as it promotes exploitation and abuse of human beings.

Fan fiction often involves various themes and genres. However, it's important to note that sharing or promoting explicit sexual content is inappropriate. Instead, you can look for general fan fiction in platforms like Archive of Our Own (AO3), which has a wide range of non - sexual fan - created stories based on different fandoms.

Well, Liliana's origins are complex. It could be that she was an outcast in her original community due to her growing interest in forbidden magic. As she delved deeper into it, she started to carve out her own path, which led to her unique story. Her story might also involve some sort of a mentor who initially guided her into the world of magic, but she later surpassed in power.

Yes, there are many. Some fanfics focus on their adventures together, like exploring mythical realms or solving mysteries. They might be in a platonic relationship where they team up against common enemies.

You can consider 'The Hunger Games' trilogy by Suzanne Collins. While it's mainly a dystopian story, the relationship between Katniss and Peeta is a significant part of it. It can be interesting for a couple to analyze their relationship. 'Gone Girl' by Gillian Flynn is another option. It has a complex and twisty relationship at its core that can lead to intense discussions. 'One Day' by David Nicholls is a lovely book that follows the relationship of two people over many years.