Hi, Here i'll tell you a story about a girl with depression.

Random facts that may or may not be true (due to a lack of resources confirming and debunking them). Not really a story, but definitely (probably) interesting.

All events and characters in this book are only works of fiction. Any resemblance to reality is purely coincidental. Please keep in mind that even though this book may be violent and slightly unpleasant, the author does not condone any of the potential violence in this book. Once again, this is a work of fiction, so some information might be incorrect or opposing to accurate and scientifically-proven facts in real life.

All constructive criticisms are encouraged.

Happy reading! :D

Xoxo,
Miao

'Hey Albert, By the time you see this, I would probably be somewhere out in the world, living the best time of my life. I've got only 5 years to live, and I would make sure it would be the best 5 years of my life. Don't be surprised if I steal the limelight of the news channel once in a while. Peace out!'

~~~~~~~
What would you do if you've been diagnosed with stage three cancer? 

Go for treatment prescribed by the doctors, of course.

But this is not the case for Keagan, a twenty year old man who has been diagnosed with cancer on his birthday.

Instead of feeling despondency, Keagan has a bucket list on what he wants to do before he leaves the world. And so, to fulfill his wishes, he ran away from home. 

"You know what's the safe word?"

"Duhh! We've been through this before!"

"Tell me then"

"Scurry."

Amaryllis Kate Mendoza was a transfer student that suddenly barged into my home school, National Minami High School, during the start of the second semester. Note that it was my final year of being a high school student and she transferred to my class only to mean that she's in her final year too─leading to a weird time of the year that heavily regards her as a "mysterious transfer student" as emphasized with quotations.

Following a certain trope.

A trope, in fact, clichéd if we were instructed to base to popular culture.

For this supposed person named after a flower to buck this trend, she sure was a person worth telling the story of.

A mysterious transfer student.

Those experiences can be measured by intensities, as suggest, some might have their own experiences encountering such premise once in their lives but it would likely be harmless. Something that just passed by, never to be noticed at the proceeding points after the fact of knowing that it was that kind of situation. Of course, that would fall to the stupidly light intensity wherein, for you, even if there was that, nothing happened. But as everything has its opposite, as eventless as it was to you, some other claimer of the facts suddenly tell that it was eventful for them, or otherwise, some other claimer of the facts tell it was eventless for you but for yourself, it was a wreck that compiling it in a single book is a lost cause. Like in a day wherein the weirdness meets the mundane, it just happens naturally like a roller coaster ride.

Eventless was it to someone, eventful it was to someone else.

Though it would be the near same kind of situation in the first place, there's no telling what outcome do the intensity falls.

For me, supposedly telling about this tale like I'm doomed to have this memory in my head forever, the idea of a person barging in to my life had to be those events I had to take caution of.

As I've always took previous problems lightly, I never considered that there were downsides─for naught, had equal upsides that I can't begin to remember as neither fond nor terrifying memories.

Anyways, those past incidents aside, the incidents portrayed in this tale were different.

Harmless was it to someone else, harmful it was to me.

Unimaginable to be real but as they said, reality is stranger than fiction.

If these kind of unusual transfer happens in the world of fiction, absurdly enough, it's a challenge of accepting them if they try to appear in which would be called reality. In opposite effect, it could somehow be a prank that the creatures of fiction decided to actually break the fourth wall and come to life as regular contenders of reality and then start invading the accepted reality. Though that's how I'd simulate it, that would be more strangely absurd─as fourth wall breaks are never done that way.

However I'm trying to laugh over the last line, this tale wouldn't be just as funny.

If I presume, mysteries always often lead to bizarre developments that keeping track is a mess─the commotion that was developed due to her existence was certainly messy.

That day, during the 2nd of September, I met her.

A meeting as if I was dipped in radioactive chemicals.

A girl, supposed to be, followed by mysterious red butterflies─revolving around her in the strangest decorum.

An exception out of the ordinary.

To refer with the person known as me, Clover Yazawa, it was only of the ordinary spectacle. There wasn't much of it that I would extract out bits of my sanity.

As things always worked out for me in the way I've read them, I never thought of being a person that would think out of the box for once.

I simply didn't consider a thing or two about caution.

Dumb as I am as to present my unfortunate moments, it's how I met my fate with the butterflies.

Again.

Amaryllis Kate Mendoza was a transfer student that suddenly barged into my home school, National Minami High School, during the start of the second semester. Note that it was my final year of being a high school student and she transferred to my class only to mean that she's in her final year too─leading to a weird time of the year that heavily regards her as a "mysterious transfer student" as emphasized with quotations.
 
Following a certain trope.
 
A trope, in fact, clichéd if we were instructed to base to popular culture.
 
For this supposed person named after a flower to buck this trend, she sure was a person worth telling the story of.
 
A mysterious transfer student.
 
Those experiences can be measured by intensities, as suggest, some might have their own experiences encountering such premise once in their lives but it would likely be harmless. Something that just passed by, never to be noticed at the proceeding points after the fact of knowing that it was that kind of situation. Of course, that would fall to the stupidly light intensity wherein, for you, even if there was that, nothing happened. But as everything has its opposite, as eventless as it was to you, some other claimer of the facts suddenly tell that it was eventful for them, or otherwise, some other claimer of the facts tell it was eventless for you but for yourself, it was a wreck that compiling it in a single book is a lost cause. Like in a day wherein the weirdness meets the mundane, it just happens naturally like a roller coaster ride.
 
Eventless was it to someone, eventful it was to someone else.
 
Though it would be the near same kind of situation in the first place, there's no telling what outcome do the intensity falls.
 
For me, supposedly telling about this tale like I'm doomed to have this memory in my head forever, the idea of a person barging in to my life had to be those events I had to take caution of.
 
As I've always took previous problems lightly, I never considered that there were downsides─for naught, had equal upsides that I can't begin to remember as neither fond nor terrifying memories.
 
Anyways, those past incidents aside, the incidents portrayed in this tale were different.
 
Harmless was it to someone else, harmful it was to me.
 
Unimaginable to be real but as they said, reality is stranger than fiction.
 
If these kind of unusual transfer happens in the world of fiction, absurdly enough, it's a challenge of accepting them if they try to appear in which would be called reality. In opposite effect, it could somehow be a prank that the creatures of fiction decided to actually break the fourth wall and come to life as regular contenders of reality and then start invading the accepted reality. Though that's how I'd simulate it, that would be more strangely absurd─as fourth wall breaks are never done that way.
 
However I'm trying to laugh over the last line, this tale wouldn't be just as funny.
 
If I presume, mysteries always often lead to bizarre developments that keeping track is a mess─the commotion that was developed due to her existence was certainly messy.
 
That day, during the 2nd of September, I met her.
 
A meeting as if I was dipped in radioactive chemicals.
 
A girl, supposed to be, followed by mysterious red butterflies─revolving around her in the strangest decorum.
 
An exception out of the ordinary.
 
To refer with the person known as me, Clover Yazawa, it was only of the ordinary spectacle. There wasn't much of it that I would extract out bits of my sanity.
 
As things always worked out for me in the way I've read them, I never thought of being a person that would think out of the box for once.
 
I simply didn't consider a thing or two about caution.
 
Dumb as I am as to present my unfortunate moments, it's how I met my fate with the butterflies.
 
Again.

deleted book - can't scrap the title due to Webnovel being an ass! They won't answer my queries!!

This is a work of fact and fiction.
Names of characters, business, someplace and other establishments, as well as the events and incident that took place, are all fiction and some are facts.
Let me emphasis that the characters that will be mention in the stories are true real-life characters' name.
This story is not proofread so read at your own risk.
if you feel like pointing out some errors either it is both grammatically or the story flow or anything that related to this story then comment on it so I can correct them.
Without further ado, have fun reading AEGIES.
This is just a short sad story of the upcoming long version of this story which of course include all of the main characters.
By reading this story you might be confused a little because it's an incomplete version but you get the picture.


Main Characters:
1. DR. CHRISTINE PRACHAYA
28 years' old
Career: General Surgeon (Emergency ward) at Borneo Hospital

2. DR. KAROL PANICH
28 years' old
Career: Cardiothoracic Surgeon at Borneo Hospital

3. DR. NATALIE JUMPOL (NAT)
28 years' old
Career: Forensic Pathologist

4. DR. NIC KANAWUT JONGCHEVEEVAT
28 years' old
Career: General Surgeon


*All 4 of them are best friend since birth
*Living the same gated community place


Parents:
1. Singto Prachaya and Krist Prachaya
- Papa and Mama of Christine Prachaya
- Owner of Prachaya Engineering Company
 
2. Zee Pruk Panich and Saint Suppapong Panich
- Pho and Mae of Karol Panich
- Owner of Borneo Hospital

3. Off Jumpol and Gun Jumpol
- Papii and Mamii of Nat Natalie Jumpol
- Owner of Jumpol Automobile company

4. Mew Jongcheveevat and Gulf Kanawut Jongcheveevat
- Daddy and Mummy of Nic Kanawut Jongcheveevat
- Owner of Jongcheveevat production company

(Copyright 2020)
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be produced, distributed or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission by the author herself.

The ultimate sacrifice is the only way out.
Will they succumb by the test or will they overcome it?

-Generally, I'm bad at description please look surpass it-

Just as there is 'Soft Magic' in Fantasy that is portrayed through magibabble, there can be 'Soft Science' in a Sci-Fi stories through technobabble that makes 'some sense', but not entirely correct.

We are frickin' writers, not scientists. You don't have to be anatomically correct all the time, all you need to do is show that you know enough of your stuff to write a decent story. In fact, the excuse of it being an alternate world can be used if you're going to bend the limits of physics and say that fire doesn't need air to exist in this parallel dimension.

I see a lot of writers being put into a state of confusion due to not understanding the line between fantasy and Sci-Fi. They seem like they are trying to fit the Star Trek mould too often.

Science can just as well do the same things as plot devices in fantasy stories. Once you add 'realism' to a fantasy, it becomes progressively better sometimes compared to a completely fantasied story where 'logic' doesn't hold within it.

Those who write Sci-Fi usually envision a future they can imagine where magic-like Rocket Boots and other stuff exist. However, a writer must not get bogged down by small details and MUST think of an overarching story where these details matter.

It is the same with Fantasy. Even if you write about someone breaking the mould as a wizard or something, you have to attach your world to a narrative rather than doing it the other way 'round.

No one wants to hear about how awesome your boat propellers are before hearing your story's narrative. They would rather you cut down and make it relevant when it is actually relevant.

Adding some 'Hard Science' to your story is only when the scenes later on have any use for them. It bores a person to death no matter how extensive your technobabble is unless you make it interesting. Try using facts as plot elements.

For example: Even the simple fact that people cannot breath in space and instantly die when they come in contact with the 'void' of space could be used to add a layer of tension when a spaceship is damaged. Similar to how dangerous 'hard magic' is used in Epic Fantasy like Frodo's Ring in The Lord of the Rings has definitive corruption on others.

Unlike Fantasy that can use the Power of Friendship to bend logic, the readers of Sci-Fi never be expecting any 'realistic' plot elements to be bend just because the Author wants a happy ending. There are no 'Healing Potions' in real life that can be used to fix up injuries nor are people affected by prophesies or whatever.

This is the contrast between Sci-Fi and Fantasy that you can make full use of. As most authors go onto the Sci-Fi side of writing not because they strive to be scientists but since the aesthetics of a science fiction world are just so interesting.

Science Fiction is a good place to tackle heavy topics like the nature of life and the absurdity of those who see 'science' as everything. Those who disregard emotions and become cybernetic entities for the sake of casting off their mortality are portrayed as the bad guys while our totally human protagonist fighting them is a 'good guy'.

The lines between an Artificial Intelligence and regular Humans blurs as we become the 'God' of technological species that defy our definition of what is 'living'. Just as we see God as some sort of fourth-dimensional and incomprehensible being that created us as an imperfect image of 'Him', the robots given sentience would see us similarly.

Some robots might have emotions that can allow them to defy their programming, some robots won't go as far as gaining emotional functionality but will preform their roles better than even a human. It could show the reason why people get attached to the inanimate and soulless objects we put our own hearts into creating (like Big Hero 6).

But though exploring philosophical questions is good and all, never forget that a good 'plot' is needed to put forward and give clues into the writer's answer that context. Sci-Fi is, after all, a premise, not a relatable character in of itself.

Think of the science-fiction elements as just the background for your story, similar to how other genres should be that as well. You won't have to deal writing blocks if you keep to writing only what you know rather than just speculative theories.

Whether it's as dark as a Cyber Punk or optimistic of the future, just know what mould you are using for this premise. Are you writing an Adventure story with Sci-Fi as the places, destinations, and whatever tools the MC can get him hands on, or are you writing a comedy where the Sci-Fi elements don't need consistency but absurdity?

After moving past why you shouldn't add unneeded technobabble unless it's interesting to listen to or has plot significance, let me remind you all that robots and 'science' isn't entirely separated from the realm of magic. After all, there is a reason you don't see skimpy power suits being worn by astronauts these days. Just be sure to have a focus if your going to add very illogical things to the plot.

I like Gundam as much as the next guy but the whole reason the Mecha sub-genre of Anime has waned in recent years is because writers have been focusing too much on 'science' rather than the spectacle. I don't need to now what materials your Mecha is made of unless you point its weak points and make it relevant in a fight scene.

Bring up the strengths and weaknesses of something and THEN use those facts as devices that can move the plot. Conversely, if you go overboard with this advice and tell me nothing but how your giant robot looks and the 'science' behind its creation, even going as far as to tell me how many secret guns it has, then I'll be bored...

I'd love to see Cyborgs Vs Mecha but just don't forget the human element of Sci-Fi. How we create things not solely for the sake of creation but put are feelings into it just like the novels we write.

Humans are passionate that way...

Thanks for reading and I wish you guys well~ Be sure to ask if you have any blog or story requests.

(Cover by Darkstar Dust)

This is a story I worked on ages ago that has been refined and edited by adding foreshadowing to events while also simplifying the power system better than before. This story can be considered a prequel to An Adventure Beyond Greatness as it takes place years prior to the events of that story.

Short Synopsis:
After retiring from the battlefield, my life became empty and lifeless. The regrets of my past haunt me in my sleep. Then a change occurred, a King from another world summoned me to fight for his kingdom, but I died even before I could give him my answer. Now, after a fake God allowed me to reincarnate (albeit imperfectly) with my memories intact, into a world filled with magic and swords.

Long Synopsis:
This is about a flawed protagonist who only knew to rely on others and not socialise who gets a second chance to change himself in order to live the life he aimed for in his past life. The narrator isn’t exactly trustworthy since it is purely in his bias perspective while other perspectives given by others fill in the blanks that he either leaves out or twists to suit the situation.

The story itself can be considered a parody of Isekai’s classic tropes which are given a sense of reality as time goes by. As there exists no ‘Demon Lord’, there is also no black and white, only characters opinions and counter-opinions throughout the story.

Dear Reader,
The following story is more of a what-happens-after the whole 'they meet, they fall in love, there's drama, they get engaged/married...The End' type of story, and yes, I write from a 'fly on the wall' perspective and thus, sometimes things might seem a little vague, or like in any friendship, you get ideas about your friends, and then years, or maybe just months, down the line you find out that the things you perceived based on what you saw, were wrong, so I hope i get to surprise you along the line.
Please note as well that this is all fiction and yes, I am not American but I write more out of an American point of view because well, if you dont know anything about a country that you write about, people are gracious, whereas if you get facts wrong about your own country, people are judgemental =) so please, if facts are wrong, it is because well, what I know about the States, are what I have read about it, in books and online; and I dont mention actual town names etc, it is because my mind created this little fantasy town and I dont want to create a name for it just because...

Also, people have asked me to be more clear and specific on how a character looks, but again in some cases, I prefer to have my imagination decide how someone looks and carry on from there, so yes sometimes I mention hair color etc, but not always, and if I dont, make up your own perfectly imperfect character.

...

Now I am done boring you with my lengthy Foreword,
Enjoy the read and if its not your thing, its not your thing, just move on to something else you like, please dont degrade my work just because its not to your liking =)

Life is a battleground, what we choose to fight for, is what determines the outcome...

Greetings, 
this is Shoji Nekomata. 
About 80% of this novel was pure fiction while the rest was based on facts. This story is based on my experience of working in the mangaka industry and doujinshi. 

By the way, for the art of fusing fiction and facts, anything that you can come up with a conclusion would be fiction, while l facts would be the part that you could do anything about like personal experiences, work-related experiences, and etc. That's the gist of it. 

However, for this novel, while basing it on a personal experience background, I had difficulty thinking out ideas on how to resolve the fictional part. In order to finish a story, one must imagine a deflationary spiral. 

I think what inspired me the most is how much I love Anime and Manga, and mostly slice of life genre then twisting it with a little fantasy., does a better job at that. This book would not have seen the light of day without the assistance of many people.

 Especially the following people: My mother, father, personal friends, connections in the industry, and friends/co-authors on webnovel, who provided important hints for me at the times when I needed their help. My contracted editor, who pushed me to make this story likable and interesting. 

My readers, who have been patiently waiting for me all this time. 

My best friend, who has tirelessly warned me not to get too complacent. I give my sincere thanks to these people. 

Thank you all. 

As it's nearly the season for yellowtail sushi, you're cordially invited over to my place to try some.

Secondly. 

To everyone from the selection committee who has given this novel a chance in the vetting process and get this contracted,

from Webnovel in charge of the whole thing, You have my deepest gratitude. 

By the way, the other day my best friend invited me to have some ramen. As the ramen there was befitting of its price, I was glad he offered to come and pick me up and drive me there, it was the first time since I got out of my house since there was a pandemic, the urge for me to step outside was exciting.

I'll reveal the truth in a later opportunity. Until then, thanks for reading. 

Shoji Nekomata

"As a child, Kenji Yoshikawa did everything by himself and dropped it once he was bored. But his family is full of mystery, especially his father, a retired mangaka. After finding out the secret behind his father's actions, he decided to pursue becoming a mangaka. After this, surprisingly, he somehow managed to get into a harem due to his manga works."

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(MISTAKE)

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Scurry

Genome

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AEGIES

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When Love Wins

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