akki disease in tamil

Semua orang pasti mengetahui kisah makhluk humanoid, mitologi atau monster mengerikan pengisap darah yang memiliki gigi taring nan tajam. Siapa yang akan mengira jika makhluk mengerikan itu ada di sekitar kita bahkan makhluk tersebut adalah manusia asli? Di Jakarta ada seorang gadis SMA dengan profesi sebagai penulis online bernama lengkap Dreena Arabelle Leandro yang memiliki darah blasteran Indonesia dan Spanyol. Berapa tahun yang lalu, sang dokter memvonis Dreena mengidap penyakit Porfiria yang membuat kulitnya semakin pucat dan mudah terbakar oleh sinar matahari. Ketika penyakit itu semakin parah, Dreena pun tidak bisa lepas dari transfusi darah. Setiap hari ia membutuhkan banyak kantong darah segar hingga harus meminumnya. Apakah suatu saat Vampire Disease atau Porfiria yang dideritanya akan sembuh atau justru semakin parah dan membuat Dreena menjadi manusia vampir seutuhnya? Akankah Dreena dapat kembali menjadi manusia normal? Sumber Illustrasi: Pixabay Edit Cover: Canva Follow IG: @yenifri29 & @yukishiota29

​"In the heart of Tokyo, a hidden truth is spreading like a malignant 'Cancer' through the veins of the city. Naea is a brilliant surgeon dedicated to saving lives at any cost. Akira is a fearless prosecutor or a secret and desperate agent determined to bring justice to the courtrooms, no matter the risk. ​When their paths cross in a web of medical malpractice and legal conspiracies, they discover a secret that threatens to consume them both. In a world where every smile hides a secret and every truth is a lie, can they stop the disease within before it's too late? ​LOVE. LIES. AND THE DISEASE WITHIN."

கதைச்சுருக்கம் எதிர் பாராத விதமாய் கனவுகளின் நிழல்களில் மாட்டிக்கொண்டு நிகழ்காலத்தை எண்ணி பயம் கொள்ளும் பெண்ணவள். அவளின் பயத்தை போக்க முயற்சி செய்யும் அவளின் குடும்ப சாகக்கள். அந்த முயற்சியில் தன்னிடம் இருந்து மறைக்கப்பட்ட உண்மையை தெரிந்து கொள்ளும் பெண். அவள் கணவில் வருவது கற்பனையா? இல்லை அவள் முன் ஜென்மா நினைவுகளா? உந்தன் நினைவுகள்?....

“You’re not a daughter. You’re a disease.” That’s what her mother said the night she came home crying—with bruises on her body and dreams in her hands. Mun was born unwanted, unloved by everyone except the people who should have protected her. In a home filled with poverty, resentment, and silence, she grew up carrying everyone’s hopes… except her own. No tutors, no warmth, no rest—just grades, guilt, and grief. She tried to be enough. Tried to be brilliant, obedient, perfect. But nothing she did was ever enough. Now, at 19, with shattered dreams and no place to go, Mun wonders— Was she born to live, or just to exist?

Logline: A guilt-ridden prince finds redemption, love, and his true destiny when he is adopted by a tribal community he must protect from a vengeful king. Synopsis: Prince Kumaran, burdened by a deep personal guilt, voluntarily exiles himself from his luxurious palace. He seeks solace in the remote mountain forests, where he encounters the Kurava tribe. Initially met with hostility and distrust, his persistent humility and respect gradually earn him a tentative place among them. Under the guidance of the spirited tribal princess, Valli, Kumaran learns the ways of the forest—to live in harmony with nature, understand its secrets, and value community over wealth. As he sheds his royal identity, a profound bond blossoms between the teacher and the pupil, growing into a deep, star-crossed love. Their newfound peace is shattered when the powerful and ambitious King Sengole Veeran sets his sights on conquering the tribe's sacred lands. Faced with an impending war, Kumaran must make a fateful choice: return to the world he abandoned or stand as the defender of the people who gave him a new life. Transforming from a remorseful prince into a strategic leader, Kumaran must unite the tribe and fight for their survival. His journey culminates in a legacy so powerful that he transcends the role of a mere savior to become a revered deity in the hearts and legends of the Kuravas, forever remembered as their protector.

From their first steps into space, Earthlings never thought they were alone, but there was nothing to prove they weren't, so they grew complacent. They assumed that they were in a small corner in the universe, so nothing would come and attack them, but they were wrong. The Acno came, and took root at the edge of The Solar System, yet the earthlings didn't notice when something took control of Pluto. And that oversight allowed for the Acno to easily takeover The Solar System. They quickly colonized every planet, and within a decade, Earth was the only planet that remained free. Despite having fully colonized Mars, Mercury, and even Venus, The Earthlings had nothing capable enough of stopping the Acno. Even after The Earthlings were undergone The Awakening, the war continued on. The Earthlings only had Earth and their moon left, yet they were about to lose all of that too. _____________________________________ Zen had everything he could have ever wanted. His family loved him, he wasn't in poverty, and despite his weird behavior, he had friends. But then he lost it to the war. With nothing left his last hope is his awakening, but even that could end in disaster. He could be sent to the factories to work as fuel, or something much worse could befall him. But if he awakens well he could regain everything he lost, and maybe more. The war still rages across The Solar System, and his family is gone. Now, with newfound powers, what will Zen do?

Sometimes life feels like a dream, and this is how Norah felt when she saw her twin brother's eyes devoid of life and his mouth covered in dried blood. The disease had taken him like it had taken all the others, but Norah still knew that no matter how bad it got out there the disease she had growing inside would be so much worse.

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The Kabara Empire has been fighting the Aga tribe for generations. Jayan, a Pathukalan soldier with no land, no palace, and no particular loyalty to the empire that uses him, has just survived a battle he shouldn't have, saved by the very tribal girl he was supposed to be fighting. Now he's been handed a deal he can't refuse. Heera, daughter of the Aga, will enter the capital disguised as his concubine-servant. She has twelve moons to gather everything the tribe needs to bring the empire down from the inside. Jayan has twelve moons to keep her alive, keep her cover intact, and not think too hard about whose side he's actually on. The empire he serves won't let him own land. Won't let him enter their temples. Has never once treated the Pathukalan as anything but useful. And somewhere in the capital is a pregnant woman carrying a secret that could either end the war or ignite a far worse one. Dananjaya Pathukalan is a fast-paced historical fantasy set in a Tamil-inspired island empire, built on political intrigue, reluctant alliances, and the slow unravelling of everything Jayan thought he was fighting for.

In her past life, Su Yaoguang bought Xiao Yanci, supported his education, and helped him rise to great heights. She became his wife. Everyone praised him for never abandoning the farm girl who funded his rise. Su Yaoguang also believed she had found a good man. Unexpectedly, when she was seriously ill, she saw Xiao Yanci bring his first love and a child who resembled them both to her bedside. "Dad, mom, when will this person die?" the child asked, holding Xiao Yanci's hand. Xiao Yanci responded, "Soon, just wait a bit longer." That was the moment she realized: she had wasted her entire life on the wrong man. Returning to the age of fifteen, Su Yaoguang pointed at the bloody young boy: "I want him." In her past life, no matter what she gave Xiao Yanci, she only received a cold expression. This time, the young boy, like a wolf cub, dropped his guard; everything Sister gifted was the best. Sweet as milk. Devoted beyond reason. He melted her completely. Until one day, the young boy took a high position. Not wanting history to repeat itself, Su Yaoguang packed her things and slipped away at night, only to run into a man as noble and unattainable as a deity. "I've heard you call us siblings everywhere. Good sister, shouldn't we change what we call each other?"