the gazette miseinen

No one could argue that Ray lived a good life during his time on Earth. With his previously warm father turning cold, and all his prospects of becoming a boxer being crushed due to the lottery of life, it was nothing but ironic that things somehow managed to find a way to get even worse. Stranded in a hospital bed for the rest of his days, Ray wanted nothing more than for things to end. And after struggling for what felt like an eternity, his time had finally run out. What he didn't expect, however, was that he would find himself a new chance to chase his dreams, a new chance to become strong. A new chance to become a champion!

Two opposing Mafia groups find themselves trapped in an ancient mystical dungeon

"The first step is always the hardest but at times it cannot compare to the difficulty of the final step." The story centers around Duogaze a young sproutling carrying the heavy but sacred duty of replanting her clan, The Stargazer Lilies, in fertile lands to flourish. Encountering many challenges along the way including the discovery of a plot that could lead to the downfall and destruction of The Lillicaeae Familia. Its a fantasy story about humanoid flowers. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Im rather upset with this summary as I know it could be better but I can't figure out how to word it exactly to be satisfied and of that note please bear with my very bad writing. A more inclusive description of the story would be -Secret plot to use ******** to ******* the world. -This is the 1st book in the series and there are 3 more protagonists. -Yeah you should read it to find out more and make little notes on how wording could be better and grammar errors. -Finally thank you for reading my story. oh- nearly forgot Cover Art belongs to a friend social down below. https://www.instagram.com/muzzle.ton/

Lengaza was never an ordinary boy. He speaks to the wind. Flowers bloom or wither with his feelings. And deep down, he knows—he doesn’t belong in this world the way others do. Found as a child and raised in a quiet village, Lengaza grows up feeling invisible. But strange dreams and haunting visions begin to show him the truth: he’s connected to something ancient. Something powerful. Something broken. As the world begins to shift around him, Lengaza discovers a hidden realm—where reality bends to words, where memories shape existence, and where he may be the last hope of saving what’s left. But power comes with a cost. Every time he speaks, someone forgets he ever existed. Now, Lengaza must choose: will he stay quiet and disappear… or will he speak and risk everything?

In ancient times, humans mastered magic and had superhuman strength, they could communicate with supernatural beings, while demons could freely roam the earth and use their powers to tempt humans. After the disappearance of the Messiah, knowledge of magic, demons and supernatural beings also disappeared without a trace along with ancient civilization and leaving only the remnants of their heritage buildings and evidence of their greatness, this age is called the zero century and the beginning of the year. One and a half millennia later, the world was almost destroyed by a meteor collision and flattened almost the entire surface of the world, storms like deadly strokes and flashes of light snatched from the dark clouds, the sky seemed to collapse, a giant tsunami storm swept across the entire coast on earth, all creatures suffered and dying. When the last sound on earth resounded, the noise of ruins and the cries of living things ended and a real emptiness followed. Suddenly the atmosphere of the world returned to normal, the sky was clear as before, the breeze was gentle. The earth returned but in a different form, all humans who still lived on earth without exception gained knowledge about magic. The memory of the destruction remains. The geographical shape of the earth changes completely with various remnants of meteor fragments that are trapped like rocks that are firmly attached to the sand at the bottom of the ocean. What really happened? What terrible things await us? I just want a better ending!

In the deeps of a forgotten world long overrun by demons, heroes fight the dark forces which doomed this world over a millennia ago but this... This is not their story, this one is to those unknown, unnamed number of champions who lost their lives for the sake of the same goal which they would not be too able to see.

Remember one thing in life,'You are the lord of your own luck'.Live like a loser,die like a legend.Be strong and go ahead.Remember people die,not his work.

Every civilization in embryo aspires to be Rome. Every civilization on its deathbed laments Rome. Inspired by Rome, Gods’ Gaze is an epic historical fantasy of multiple POVs relying on authentic stratagems of twists and turns. No one gets to Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo out of trouble. "All warfare is based on deception, like the theater." Evoking his late father’s words, Cato Duilius Claudius assumes the alias, Moon Xeator, and he vows to have his vengeance. In the upcoming years, he plots to restore the dual consulship, his father’s legacy, by bringing down the Praetor Magnum and the Triumvirate that slaughtered his family when he was a child. Aware that nothing would crush a man as much as the chink in his own armor, he sows suspicions among his foes and lures them into overreaching. He games the power structure in which all participants are corruptible. Those he keeps around, he taps into their fears, hates, and wants as grist for his mill. He turns his friends into pawns, as does his life a board of chess. But the game he plays cuts both ways. His vengeance also brings home the bitterest misery, which is to know so much and still have control over so little. And there is no return for him now. He can’t look back as there is nothing behind; nor does he dare look forward, knowing the road ahead. All he has is the time at hand, and it all slips through him into ruins like quicksand. When he trades in what he holds dear only to arrive at his destination, what will he find there when nothing can ease the pain of his losses? Fleshed out by his flaws, Xeator never meant to choose good over evil. His journey rings true that every important idea is only valid as in a paradox with an opposing idea, and the power to rise obliterates, too.

At the foot of the Great Barrier, where the sun is nothing but a forgotten legend, Ash survives in perpetual darkness. Between village drudgery and the hunt for monsters slipping through the Wall’s rifts, his life is an endless cycle of blood and steel. He dreams neither of glory nor of light. He possesses neither mana nor aura. Yet Ash sees what no one else can: the fault lines of the world itself. But when absolute horror breaches the ramparts and the sky ignites, his vision becomes his burden. Everything he has ever known will burn. And from the heart of the ashes, a choice will be forced upon him: to perish in the earth’s oblivion, or to rise among those who command gravity.

In the sprawling, shadow-soaked city of Rouvenne—where demons walk disguised as humans and the line between friend and foe blurs—one young man stands against creeping corruption. Asher is marked by a striking difference—black-brown horns piercing through his signature hat—and carries a secret legacy he barely understands. Gifted with twin powers born of an enigmatic heritage—the scorching green flames of Hell’s fire and the radiant angelic beams known as Arches—he walks a precarious path between two worlds. By day, he hides in plain sight; by night, he hunts demons lurking in the city’s underbelly as a rookie operative for Silver Glance, an elite detective agency nestled in a gothic castle overlooking Rouvenne. Under the watchful eye of Clark Renshaw, a cynical, nicotine-addicted commander with a sharp tongue and deadly wit, Asher embarks on a dangerous journey into the heart of the city’s darkest secrets. In a world where appearances deceive and alliances shift like smoke, Asher must master his twin powers, sharpen his combat and parkour skills, and learn the deadly game of shadows. As ancient demonic forces rise and human politics clash, his greatest challenge awaits: to face the monstrous authority within—and fight for a future where humanity might survive. To kill a monster, you’ll have to become one.