toji teleport

Noah wasn’t a good guy—not even close. He’s not a hero. He’s not an antihero. He’s a monster with a devil’s grin. But in a world where superpowers exist, is that really a bad thing? With his teleportation ability, Noah is willing to go to extremes if it means he can gain something from it. A tale of a villainous, charismatic man with an enigmatic goal. Teleport the Devil is a villain story. Don’t expect redemption. Expect terror. --- Illustrator/co-creator: Strange Shounen

After losing his son to cruel sorcerers, Toji Fushiguro swears to eliminate every sorcerer from existence. Armed with zero cursed energy and monstrous physical strength, he becomes the ultimate nightmare of the jujutsu world. But as bodies fall and secrets unfold, Toji discovers a terrifying truth — his revenge may have been part of a greater plan. In a world ruled by cursed energy, can a man with zero power become its end?

Miles Chen is thirty-two years old, a former paramedic living in San Francisco, and hasn't slept properly in three years. He quit the ambulance after a building collapse on Fourth Street killed three of his colleagues — Pauline, Dae-jung, and Tomás — and left him the only survivor. He doesn't know why he walked out. The not-knowing has become the shape of his life. When his former partner Marcus Webb is hospitalized with an unexplained cardiac arrhythmia and calls Miles by his full name at 2:47 AM, Miles goes. In the hospital Marcus tells him a story he's been carrying for eleven years: that he once walked Miles out of a burning building through a door that shouldn't have existed, guided there by a woman named Elena Vasquez who died in cardiac arrest and then opened her eyes and said Miles's name. This is how Miles learns he is a walker. Walkers are people who move through non-standard doors — doors that appear in moments of crisis, in walls that shouldn't have them, leading to rooms that hold grief, memory, and the unprocessed weight of loss. The rooms are real. The people in them are real, or real enough. The walker's work is to sit with what the room holds — not to manage it, not to fix it — but to be fully present with it. That quality of presence is what allows the room to close. Miles's grandmother Liu Chen walked for sixty years. She left him a room in the back hallway of a house in Mendocino, bolted from the inside, containing everything she learned. She also left a case notebook — three volumes, started in 1987 — tracking a man she called D., a walker who discovered the mechanism before he had the framework for it and spent thirty-seven years using the wrong doors, dispersing displaced grief onto innocent people, building a network of students who do the same. Elena Vasquez, seventy-four, died once and came back and has been managing the consequences of D.'s wrong crossings alone for thirty years. She is tired in a specific way. She has been waiting for Miles. As Miles moves through the rooms his grandmother prepared for him — finding Pauline on an ambulance step, Dae-jung in a locker room, Tomás watching his daughter learn a cartwheel — he begins to understand what he's been carrying and what he's been running from. He finds Gerald Foss, a building inspector who walked out of Fourth Street the same way Miles did and has spent eighteen months trying to make an impossible exit fit a category that doesn't exist. He finds Anna Reyes, a firefighter who lost her brother at Fourth Street and has been finding rooms by feel ever since — an impressionist, someone drawn to rooms that need sitting with, doing the work instinctively without the framework. Together, Miles and Anna are what his grandmother saw coming. The walker provides structure. The impressionist provides depth. The translation between them is what allows D.'s room — thirty-seven years of accumulated wrong crossings, other people's displaced grief piled without context — to finally be sat with properly. What they find in D.'s room is not a villain. It is a twenty-six-year-old who found a door in a burning building in 1987 and went through it and left someone behind and spent the rest of his life going through other people's doors because going through his own meant finding what he'd left there. The Last Teleport is a novel about grief and the specific work of sitting with it. About the difference between managing a difficult thing and being in the room with it. About what rooms hold and what they give back. About the chain of people who do quiet work in difficult places without knowing what they are — and what becomes possible when they know. It is, finally, about a song that doesn't exist anywhere else. And the kitchen it was made in. And the people who kept it going without knowing they were keeping it going.

Masumoto Kira had died and she teleports into another world she regeneration into a hot super handsome guy with his sister of Sakurazaka46 idol but he had superhuman strength inside his body.

at the beginning of the novel page, it's fast and uses the dungeon and dungeon break from solo levelling but you can pick to go in with friends or by yourself and nobody will be in there other than the party or solo nobody is in there

Babak baru bagi para Toji dimulai Sebuah perubahan yang akan mengubah cara pandang mereka terhadap nilai-nilai yang selama ini diyakini sebagai kebenaran mutlak. Kemunculan Aradama misterius bernama Gairyuki yang menjalin kontrak dengan seorang pemuda bernama Kureha Fujiwara, menjadi awal dari segalanya. Kureha sendiri adalah pemuda yang masih berusaha berdamai dengan masa lalunya. Namun, pertemuan mereka justru membuka tabir misteri dan konspirasi lama yang tersembunyi di balik sistem serta birokrasi Toji yang telah berjalan selama ratusan tahun. Kebenaran yang terungkap perlahan akan menggoyahkan keyakinan para Toji, membuat mereka mempertanyakan kembali apa yang selama ini mereka anggap benar dan tak bisa dipertanyakan. Apakah Aradama benar-benar ancaman bagi manusia, atau justru sebaliknya? Dan pada akhirnya, mampukah manusia dan makhluk seperti Aradama hidup berdampingan? Fanfic of Katana Maiden Toji no Miko by Hizen Shiromaru

En un mundo dividido por cuatro grandes naciones, cada una gobernada por el dominio de un elemento natural, la guerra es constante y el equilibrio pende de un hilo. En este escenario caótico, Ryuu, un joven marginado de una aldea costera, lucha por controlar su conexión inestable con el viento, un poder que le ha traído más sufrimiento que gloria. Su vida cambia para siempre cuando recibe una invitación a un misterioso torneo en el que los guerreros más poderosos compiten por el mayor de los premios: la Lanza de Aether, un artefacto ancestral capaz de otorgar el dominio absoluto sobre los elementos. Ansioso por encontrar un propósito y demostrar su valía, Ryuu se une al torneo, solo para descubrir que no es una simple competición. Los combates no solo enfrentan la fuerza y las habilidades de los participantes, sino también sus convicciones y secretos más oscuros. En medio de aliados inesperados y enemigos mortales, Ryuu deberá enfrentarse a la organización detrás del torneo, liderada por el temible Viento Rojo, un hombre decidido a desatar el caos para rehacer el mundo a su imagen. Mientras avanza en las etapas del torneo, Ryuu se ve obligado a tomar decisiones que lo marcarán para siempre. ¿Será capaz de controlar el poder que lo define? ¿O sucumbirá ante el peso de un legado que nunca pidió?

Sophie Wexler transmigrated into a novel about The Galaxy, becoming the vicious, F-rank Healer-class cannon fodder. The original owner constantly caused trouble and made things difficult for the female lead, earning her the hatred of the entire internet. Upon transmigrating and seeing that everything had been ruined by the original owner, Sophie's only thought was: "What kind of nightmare start is this?!" To escape the original owner's fate, Sophie Wexler worked diligently, conducted herself conscientiously, stayed away from the male and female leads, compensated the soldiers harmed by the original owner, and strove to be a model citizen of The Galaxy, absolutely refusing to be the cannon fodder 'offed' by the Imperial Marshal! Broke and powerless, Sophie also had to support a man who'd been innocently dragged into the original owner's mess. She had no choice but to hustle. She started live streaming, became a masked singer, and held concerts. At first, netizens were scornful: 【Tsk, how good can she possibly sound?】 Later, the netizens were forced to eat their words. 【Damn, that's so good I'm on my knees!】 【What the hell, the violent episode of my Disorder Period has actually been soothed?!】 【The toxins in my Spiritual Sea have actually been eliminated!】 Her live streams went viral, the masked singer became a huge sensation, and tickets for her concerts were snapped up across The Galaxy. Sophie was content, thinking, "This time, I must have finally escaped the original owner's fate, right?" But what do you know, the man I've been doting on and supporting is actually the Imperial Marshal?! --- One day, Yancey Forrest came home to find that the boisterous person who was always claiming to be good to him was gone. His eyes darkened. Provoke me and then think you can leave? After catching her, Yancey traced his fingertips along Sophie's neck, smiling gently. "Why run?" Sophie trembled. "You... you're the Imperial Marshal?" His identity exposed, Yancey Forrest took her hand and slowly placed it on his own neck ring. "You know I won't kill you, don't you?"

A mission gone wrong sends military doctor Han Lei tumbling through time, straight into the arms of a fallen Prince in a war-torn era. With a bizarre excuse to keep a doctor by his side, the battle-scarred general finds himself completely undone by her soft words and gentle hands. Han Lei's wish is to earn silver and marry a strong man. The Prince’s wish is to seek development and marry a gentle wife. Two people, four desires, who will bend first? --- She's a dignified modern woman who crossed through time. How could she stand by and let these ancient fools bully her husband? He's a national hero, yet nearly got himself killed over that damn loyalty of his. She asks him: "What are you thinking?" He answers: "My heart is dead, you know what I am thinking." She curls her lips, turns to leave a sentence: "Then what are you waiting for? Go do him now!"

Amelia Lockhart has one mission: make the top idol Ethan Quinn fall in love with her, then break his heart, so that Ethan Quinn can successfully pass his tribulation and return to his position as a High God. There's just one problem: as the most hated woman on the internet, Amelia is the last person anyone would pair with the nation's golden boy. But when she lands a spot on a dating show alongside Ethan, she sees her chance. She does all the heavy lifting and is dependable enough to make him see her differently. As a result, Ethan starts pretending to be weak. The fans are confused. Their untouchable idol is... blushing? Getting clingy? Calling her "jiejie" in that voice? "Sis, I surrender." "Sis, you can only spoil me like this." Amelia is losing control of the plan. She was supposed to seduce him and walk away. So why is he the one coaxing her to stay, and why is it getting harder to say no?