tithe novel

[Mature Content, No Rape] “Every year, a girl is taken. This time, Elira volunteered—only she didn’t.” In a remote village Graywood where vampire lords demand a tithe of blood, sixteen-year-old Elira is sacrificed to protect her younger sister. But when she arrives at the ancient and cursed estate of Lord Calvorn, she discovers the blood tithe is not just a cruel tradition it’s a trap wrapped in secrets, power, and prophecy. Haunted by forbidden dreams, stalked by a northern vampire who speaks in riddles, and marked by a power she doesn’t yet understand, Elira begins to unravel a legacy buried by centuries of silence. The estate pulses with ancient magic. The mirrors whisper her name. And the master of the house watches her too closely… as though he remembers something she has yet to recall. In a house of monsters, what if the real danger is the blood in her own veins? Fans of slow-burn romantic tension, gothic intrigue, and dark court politics will fall into the shadows with Elira—where nothing is as it seems, and every drop of blood tells a story. “In a house of monsters, she’s told to fear him. But when his heartbeat calls to hers, she starts to wonder: which of them is the real danger?”

There are stories that pass like smoke—soft, forgettable, unanchored. The Tithe is not one of them. This story lingers. It lives beneath the skin, not because it wishes to be remembered, but because it refuses to be forgotten. It comes from the places we do not speak of, from the hush in a room just after something terrible has happened, and just before anyone dares to say its name. The village in these pages does not exist. The people here are not real. And yet… you may recognize them. You may hear the bell, faint and far away. You may find yourself holding your breath. This tale is not about heroes. It is not about salvation. It is about what we are asked to give—and what is taken instead. It is about the cost of seeing, and the burden of remembering. If you’ve come looking for safety, turn back. But if you’ve come because something in the silence called to you, then keep going. Some truths will only let themselves be known in the dark

The Shadow’s Tithe To save the world’s light, she must become its darkness. In the Empire of Aethelgard, the sun never sets, and the "Void-Blighted" are executed to keep it that way. Born under a blackened moon, Vera has spent nineteen years as her family’s greatest shame—a "curse" hidden in the cellar while her twin sister, the Sun-Blessed, is worshipped as a living saint. When the Solar Archon—the empire’s holy, burning executioner—demands a "Vessel" to absorb the world’s accumulated sins, Vera’s family finally finds a use for her. They sell her into a Sacred Union, a marriage intended to end in her slow, agonizing consumption. The Archon is no savior. He is a man of white-hot responsibility, physically incinerating anyone he touches. He expects a weak sacrifice; instead, he finds a woman whose "shadows" are the only thing that can soothe his eternal fire. But as the ritual begins, the first cracks in the empire’s foundation appear. Vera discovers that her sister’s world-saving prophecy was a calculated forgery—a lie written in the stars to keep Vera from realizing the truth. She was never a curse. She is the Architect. And as her power wakes, she must decide: will she save the empire that branded her a monster, or will she let the sun finally go down?

She wasn’t supposed to be involved. Sera Voss finds lost things for a living. She is precise. Methodical. She keeps the world at arm’s length and calls it professionalism. Then a chest arrives at her door at midnight on a full moon — and everything changes. Inside: an ancient ledger. A goddess’s deadline. A name. Caden Ashveil. Fourteen days to find him. Fourteen days to deliver a divine reckoning seventy years overdue. Fourteen days before the debt stops being his and becomes hers. Permanently. Because you do not negotiate with a goddess who has finally lost her patience. She finds him in four hours. She is completely unprepared for what finding him costs her. Caden Ashveil is the last Alpha of his line — powerful, controlled, and carrying ten years of guilt for a debt he knows he owes and has chosen not to pay. What neither of them knows is that buried in the oldest pages of the covenant is a clause no one has read in three centuries. A clause that names the proxy as collateral if the Alpha fails to yield. Sera was not sent to collect the debt. Sera IS the debt. Now she has twelve wolves, a rival pack of thirty, a traitor in the house, a sacred site that must be reached before the dark moon — and an Alpha she cannot afford to want and is falling for anyway. The ceremony changes everything Then the ledger bleeds — and what was buried comes back. Because the settlement discharged the visible debt. It did not discharge Aldric’s bargain. A claim hidden for seventy years. Still active. Coming for her. They have hours. She opens the ledger. She gets to work. The debt was divine. The danger was older. The love was the only thing that held.

Magic has always demanded a price. In the empire’s capital, that price is controlled—measured, distributed, and enforced through a system known as the Tithe. Every spell draws from the many, siphoning strength, memory, and years of life from the population to fuel the few who are permitted to wield power. Most never notice what they’ve lost. Serin Vale is one of the people who makes sure of that. An elite auditor of the Tithe, Serin’s role is simple: track irregularities, contain unauthorized magic, and preserve the balance that keeps the system from collapsing. Detached, precise, and unwavering, she believe the cost of magic—however brutal—is necessary. Until the system stops behaving. When a rogue caster begins performing magic without paying the Tithe, the consequences ripple through the city in horrifying ways. People collapse without cause. Families are drained dry in an instant. Others survive—but emptied of something essential, left conscious and hollow. The cost is no longer shared. It is chosen. As Serin hunts the source, she encounter Cael Ardyn—a man who has learned how to bend the rules of the Tithe instead of breaking them. Where the system scatters suffering, Cael refines it. Where it hides the cost, he makes it visible. And where it spreads pain across the many, he forces it into the few. But Cael isn’t the only anomaly. With every encounter, Serin begins to experience the Tithe firsthand—not as an observer, but as a conduit. Pain, memory, and life itself start passing through her, revealing a truth buried beneath the system she spent her life protecting: The Tithe does not simply distribute cost. It requires something—someone—to hold it together. But who decides where the price is paid.

Titi's life takes an unexpected turn when he finds himself caught between forces he doesn’t understand. As the past collides with the present, he’s faced with a choice that could change everything. But in a world where myths refuse to stay buried, some truths are better left undiscovered.

based on Japanese folklore which is always bullied with sex scenes and results in genital mutilation

WARNING{!} CERITA INI MENGANDUNG UNSUR RAPE BAGI YANG TIDAK MENYUKAINYA, DILARANG MEMBACA. TERIMA KASIH. Title : Ktïtïkós Maincast : Park Chanyeol dan Byun Baekhyun Support cast : HunHan, KaiSoo, dll Lenght : Chapter Gendre : Romans, Nc21, Bxb, BoyLove, hipersex Rate : Mature ° ° ° Ktitikos adalah bahasa Yunani yang artinya Posesif. Chanyeol adalah seorang pria penggila sex yang selalu bermain dengan perempuan atau pun pria. Dia selalu, mendapatkan semuanya yang diinginkan. Lalu bagaimana jika ada seorang namja cantik yang menolaknya? Memaksa namja cantik itu untuk hidup dalam belenggunya sebagai iblis yang berwujud raja Yunani. .... Untuk yang homophobia, jangan salah mampir. kalo gak suka, silahkan tinggalkan akun ini tanpa banyak bicara! CERITA INI MURNI DARI PEMIKIRAN AL SENDIRI. DILARANG KERAS PLAGIAT | COPYPASTE | REMAKE | ATAU LAINNYA. copyright by chan_baek_614 cover: Original chan_baek_614

Kita ini bagaikan titik putih kecil yang menyebar di kanvas hitam. Bergerak perlahan-lahan sampai menemukan titik putih lain, membuat sebuah titik putih besar hingga kanvas hitam itu tertutup sepenuhnya oleh titik putih.

After being found and brought back by her wealthy family, Arabella Donovan has an unexpected awakening and discovers that the world she lives in is a mishmash of popular story tropes. Her eldest brother is the tragic guy in a melodramatic, angsty novel; Her second brother is the cannon fodder in an showbiz power-fantasy novel; Her third brother is the scapegoat who ends up with a criminal record in a doting teen romance; Her fourth sister is the vicious villainess in a 'real vs. fake heiress' story; And even her parents are just antagonistic background characters in some sweet, middle-aged romance. Arabella Donovan: This family is a complete collection of misfortunes. The word 'tragic' doesn't even begin to cover it. Her family, after hearing all of her inner thoughts: "..."