A boy in secondary school meets a Home schooled girl. something seems off with her and causes his life to become more complicated than a maths test.

ᎽᎬᎯᏒ 3017, ᏕᎬᎾᏬᏝ, ᎬᎯᏕᎿ ᎠᎨᏕᎿᏒᎨᏨᎿ.

"Is there a reason princess chose this school?" Micheal, her butler or her personal bodyguard asked her looking out the window of the car door. 

He had a black suit on, his strawberry blonde hair was shinning bright, even though there was no sunlight inside the car. His green eyes sparkled like gem. It was no lie that he was good-looking.

"You could've gone to a school in better environment," He continued, "This school is in near to the main street, the pollution might not be good for you miss and so many people." 

He turned back to look at his master. Her had put on shades, even a single strand of her hair couldn't be seen as she had hid it under her red floppy hat on. She had worn a red laced full sleeve midi dress with black ankle length 3 inch high boots and white gloves

She just smiled at it and continued to read her book. That book had a red hard-cover with black flower designs on the cover, it was a thick book and looked like an ordinary book.

If judged by the cover, no one would pay any attention to the book, but it was no ordinary book.

"Princess?" Micheal called her. 

"This school is the best school in the world, it even is a private school, so what's the problem?" She asked in her soft voice. Her voice was soft and unique. There would be no person in the world who would have same voice as her.

If a persom heard her sweet voice, they would instantly be addicted to it. It seemed like God had put the sweetest things the world while making her voice. 

"Yes, but it would've been better if you continued on being home schooled." He said frowning. 

"Then when everyone is gone what will I do?" She asked him.

"I can't be dependent on all of you, right? And who is there to cry for me when I di-"

"PRINCESS!!" Before she could complete her words she was cut off by the loud voice of her butler. 

"What's wrong? I am just telling the truth." 

The smile on her face had still not left. 

'King Academy, I am fated to be here. I cannot change this fate. . .but I can change my true fate, can't I?'

._._._._.

The two walked inside the main building. It was 6 storey building which was huge. There were other buildings as well. 

They sat down at the couch of the Principal of the School. 

"We are so glad to have you here." The Principal Kang Hyun Sik said. Both of them could sense fear in his voice.

'Am I that scary?'

Micheal looked at his young master and smiled. It was like yesterday she was born and he just at the age of 14 was tasked to look after her, later she would become his family, his little sister.

"About the Physical Education and other things, I hope you have taken precautions, if anything happens to Princess, YOU.WILL.SUFFER." he said coldly. 

She raised her hand signalling him to stop. 

"I came to attend school, it won't work if you threaten the Principal." 

She looked at the principal and smiled, "Please treat me like how you treat other students." 

'Thank Goodness she isn't a spoiled rich girl.' The principal thought. 

A young woman in her late 20s walked inside the office. 

"You may know who she is." Principal said looking at the girl. 

"Yes."

"You can leave Mike." She said to Micheal. 

His eyes widened,

"How can I? I mean. . ." 

"Leave, I can take care of myself." 

"But. . ."

"Mike!" 

He hesitated for a moment and then nodded. "I will come to pick you up later." He said handing the school bag which he was carrying since they entered.

"And don't forget to take your medicine! And if anything happens call me." He said walking out. 

"Let me take to you your class." The teacher said with a smile. 

As the two walked, both of them could see students looking out thier classes. 

"I am Park Ji Hye, I am not from a noble family." The teacher said walking.

"Then we have something in common." 

.-.-.-.

The teacher walked inside the classroom with a girl in along dress and and floppy hat. The hat was covering her face.

She could see them. The 4 of them sitting calmly at the last bench.

"We have a new student today. Miss. Hwang why don't you open your hat and introduce yourself." The teacher said. She nodded and opened her hat. 

Her long pitch black reached her waist. She had snow fair skin and no one in that classroom had seen anyone as fair as her. Her double eye lids round shaped grey eyes were like rain cloud but it was shinning brightly and were shaped like half moon now that she was smiling. Her lips were red like blood with were shaped like heart. She was the most beautiful girl anyone in that class had seen.

She was easily 5'7" tall and had thin waist and long legs, she could make a straight girl question their sexuality or turn a gay man straight. Anyone would mistake her as a super model.

She looked at the middle row last bench and saw him. 

'Hair shinning bright. . . eyes. . . thier eyes meet. She didn't know what to do, her heart felt something she never felt before. . .that's bullshit!'

She smiled at everyone. 

"Annyeonghayseyo." 

Everyone gasped at her soft voice. They had never heard a voice this unique. 

"I am Hwang Chu Xue, nice to meet you all. I have been home schooled since I was a kid, please me treat me well." 

She bowed down while some of the boys clapped and whistled at her. 

"Calm down! We don't want to make Miss. Hwang uncomfortable." 

She looked at the place where the two girls were seated. 

'Beauty suppressing the main lead herself. At least he gave me good-looks.'

"Since you are tall, would you like to sit in the last bench? If it is uncomfortable, you can tell me." Miss. Park said. 

Every one looked at their teacher. She was the strictest teacher in the whole school and she was telling her that. 

"It's fine." She mummered and walked to the corner row's last seat. 

She looked beside her and saw them, she wanted to get far as possible from them but she couldn't. It was her fate.

"Hi!" Someone called her. She looked at her left side and saw her. She was smiling widely. 

"I am Kim Na Young!" She said.

"I know who you are." She mummered. 

She looked confused and looked at the other three.

"After all, you are the main lead." She mummered under her breathe so that no could hear her.

She looked beside her and saw a girl sleeping covering her face. She had brown hair but that was all she could see. She ignored that girl and took out her text book that Micheal had prepared for her. 

'This Will Be Fun'

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The next day arrived soon in the demon realm and An Bai was once again faced with the smiling face of Ye Yang. The demon really seemed as if he didn't want to give up. Well, one day was nothing. He'd like to see how long he'd keep this up for.
This time, An Bai didn't even lower his book. He just continued to quietly turn the pages as if he hadn't noticed this visitor of his at all.
Ye Yang waved for the guard to let him in and then sat down next to An Bai again. He didn't say anything and just watched him read. His gaze brushed over An Bai's tranquil face and then wandered down to the blue robe, over the long sleeves and finally stopped at those elegant fingers. Mn …
Another page was turned and not a single word was uttered in the cell. From outside, the steps of the guards patrolling the dungeon could be heard, mixed with some cursing from demons that were thrown into a cell as well or dragged out in a rough manner.
"That looks interesting. What is it about?" Ye Yang raised his gaze to An Bai's face again but there wasn't a single ripple in his eyes. Ah, it seemed Jin Ling wasn't the only one who was immune to his charms.
He fell quiet again and continued to read a bit of the book in An Bai's hands. His brows couldn't help but twitch. The flora of the Nine Heavens?! Why the fuck would a dragon read that? He hurriedly schooled his expression again and earnestly continued. Even if this wasn't interesting for him, it might still be beneficial to know. After all, having a subject they could talk about would make things easier later on.
An Bai noticed that the person next to him had started to earnestly focus on the book as well and almost lowered his speed of reading so the demon would be able to keep up. As soon as the thought crossed his mind, An Bai gave a pause. What was he even thinking? He was a prisoner in this dungeon and not studying together with this man! If that demon wanted to learn, he could go and get his own book.
An Bai abandoned his previous thought and continued to read. He was only there with half his mind though. The other half was preoccupied with pondering what he should do.
His current situation was dangerous. Dragons were susceptible to seduction. The likelihood of falling in love at first sight was actually low for most of them. The only exception was pairs of fated lovers like His Majesty and the crown prince probably were.
If that kind of pair met, they would more often than not immediately feel a connection. Even if they didn't recognize it as love first, they would come to figure out these feelings after some time. By then, the connection already would have been made though. It was only a question of whether they understood or not. The time they needed for that would often depend on their age and their experiences prior to that.
For other dragons, it was different. Most of them would spend some time together, slowly get to know each other, and finally, fall in love. Often enough, one of them would fall first and then start a time of intense courting to both make their feelings known and to convince the other person that they were the right partner and thus move their heart.
Normally, that approach worked quite well. It was something that most dragons longed for but some also feared. Receiving such care was a great honor but also a great risk. And this risk was much higher when the person courting them was not a dragon that would unconditionally love their partner until the very end but a demon that was unable to give the care they pretended to lavish on their other half.
With a demon, the words they spoke were empty and the gestures of gentleness they showed were like the cut of a poisoned blade. No dragon in their right mind would allow them to get close.
Unfortunately, even though he was in his right mind, he was not in the right situation. Even if he wanted to, he could not refuse. So what else could he do? The only option should be to finally get out of here. Since the demon king wanted to know something from him, it should also be safe. Otherwise, why would the demon king come and ask him about this? He would only do that if he assumed that this array had to do with the dragons. And if that was the case … it should be tied to His Majesty and the Son of Heaven's reincarnation. Which meant … that the demon king would need his answer to be able to do anything to them.
He couldn't imagine what exactly the matter was with that but this alone was enough to let him know that he could leave. He just needed a way to get out of this cell. If he could do that, then the rest wouldn't be too difficult. Even if he wasn't able to fight his way out of the palace, he would at least be able to contact Xiang Yong. If he could help him from outside, then it would be possible to escape. The question was how to get out of the cell …
Next to him, Ye Yang raised his gaze and narrowed his eyes. This dragon … he obviously wasn't focusing on this book anymore. He'd like to think it was because his charming behavior had already worked but most likely, that wasn't the case. No, this guy was planning something.
Mn … Ye Yang got up and took out the book he had brought with him, waving it in front of An Bai's face. "I don't know how many you brought with you but I guess one more can't be wrong. I'll leave this here. Don't miss me too much. I'll be back tomorrow." With that, he put the book down where he had just sat and then left the cell. Naturally, he didn't forget to get the guards afterward and warn them that the dragon over there was likely going to try something funny soon.

Jing He, crown prince of the nine heavens, has to descend to the mortal realm to weather a human life full of vicissitudes. Each event carefully crafted by fate's scribe, Shun Tao, nothing should go wrong. Just that Qiu Ling, king of the dragon race, follows him. Incapable of watching his lover's suffering he intervenes and plunges the carefully scripted plot into chaos, resulting in a fate that none of them ever intended.

A slightly humorous cultivation novel with a handsome yandere dragon, a god ready to quit his job by chapter 3 and a god-turned-mortal, who is still blissfully unaware of everything. Well, that's just how fate is ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Release schedule: 1 chapter daily

You can find the revised version of this novel, as well as OMF's prequel "Romancing the Son of Heaven: The 69 Stratagems of Dragon King Qiu Ling", on my website www.yansusustories.com

My name is sei. I don't feel any emotions, all i feel is emptiness. I feel my soul missing, I have no reason to live. "Am i a mistake" i would always ask my mother, she never gave me a reply. My dad went missing when i was 4, we never found him. Ever since then my mum has ignored me, not that i was sad when he went missing. In fact i didn't feel anything toward's him. He wasn't anything to me, no one was. My mother took me to a doctor when i was younger, I think it has something to do with my emotions. The docter told my mum it would fade away eventually. It didn't. I was home schooled due to this, my mother said "this is what's best for you right now" in a depressing voice, i think another reason  My mum didn't won't to take me to school was beacuse she got hit on a lot beacuse she look's like a model, long blonde wavy hair, freckels, dark green eye's, tall and beautiful. That's how my dad described her, before he went missing. My mum wouldn't even look at me after he wen't missing, was it because i didn't care for her. I didn't know how to care for her. When she did look at me she would just glare, it felt like she was looking into my soul. But only for a second. I didn't care if my mum was happy or not, my mum knew that. Most day's i would spend reading, i didn't understand when they would explain there emotions,  when they said they where happy or sad, i didn't know what angry or jealous felt like. This made me feel more empty, more like a mistake. One day when my mum had gone to work, i found a book on the coffee table. as i went to grab it i gazed at the title, it said "emotionless." I picked it up, it was heavy. i stared to read, the more i read it the more i it sounded like me. My heart stoped a beat, i started to shake.

.___. I'll make a second chapter soon ehehe, oh and by the way do please tell me any idea's you have- wait can you leave comment's??? i don't know haha. okkkk so yeee. this wasss inspired by yandere simulator by the way :P oviolsly. ok thanks for reading the first chapter!

"Which floor are you going?"

Ren Ziling decided to investigate this little girl.

The little girl was stunned for a moment, then she hurriedly brought out a folded flyer, "Which… Ah! Found it, eleventh floor, please!"

"Eleventh floor…" Ren Ziling looked at the little girl, "Do you want to enroll in the cram school?" 

"Yes!" The little girl showed a very bright smile, "Sister Long recommended it to me."

Who knew what Sister Long was... But Ren Ziling thought the little girl may not have stepped into society.

A rare girl, giving out information about herself so easily.

"Auntie, are you also going there?" The little girl suddenly asked with her head tilted.

What!... Auntie?

Ren Ziling approached the little girl silently, making the girl unconsciously stepped back--- Until her body completely attached to the lift.

"What's, what's the matter?" The little girl was a little flurried.

The spell which Sister Long cast would not make her easily recognized by other people so she could do everything safely outside.

"Look at me, yes! Look at my face." Ren Ziling squinted, "Well. That's right. Tell me, do I look at an 'Auntie'?"

"Wrinkle, wrinkles... Dark circles and pimples." The little girl who was protecting her whole milk with one hand, saying in a cold sweat and swallowing saliva.

Ren Ziling stepped back as if being shocked; she turned about, fishing out a mirror and gazed at herself carefully.

My God! She didn't have a regular schedule these days when Luo Qiu went abroad--- Working overtime and eating instant noodles. Though she knew she had dark circles, but when did the wrinkles come out? Damn... even pimples!

'But why could the little girl clearly see these? I didn't notice them before I go out… Just two shallow...'

"Ah... Elder sister, are you Ok?" The little girl felt strange and asked.

"Nothing, I'm just... feeling a little sad." Ren Ziling looked at the lift lights, as if looking at the lonely world on the peak.

"Guo Siniang?" The little girl was surprised and innocently blurted out, "Sister Long has said, who have read the book of Guo Siniang are old."

"I don't want to see you again!"

When the lift opened, Ren Ziling rushed out and left with grief.

…

But soon Ren Ziling saw the little girl again--- At the reception of the cram school.

"Please fill in this form first. This is yours..." The receptionist gave the form to the little girl, and then looked at Ren Ziling, "Miss, are you also coming to register?"

"Yes, any problem?" Subeditor Ren coldly said, and then she glanced at the little girl nearby.

The little girl felt the murderous look, so she lowered her head, and wondered if this Auntie had recognized her identity.

"No, no." The receptionist was stunned and then politely said, "No problem, we also have a special class for the adult's College Entrance Exam."

"Can I know about your teachers and your teaching conditions first?" Ren Ziling asked.

The receptionist smiled, "Yes, of course."

She looked at her colleague nearby and said, "Miss Liu, take this lady to visit our classrooms."

Ren Ziling left with another receptionist.

When the murderous eyes were gone, the little girl lightly sighed and drank the whole milk to steady her nerves, "I'm done!"

"Well... Luo Dance, really a good name." The receptionist looked at the clear girl with a smile, and couldn't help admiring the youth.

"Really?" The butterfly monster laughed and said, "It's given by a nice boss."

The receptionist didn't ask more, but carefully looked at her form.

Soon she frowned and said, "Well, Miss, can you take a seat over there?"

"Oh, OK!"

Seeing this smart little girl go away, the receptionist made a call to her leader, "Manager, there is a customer, her educational background is home-schooled, is that OK?"

"Home-schooled? Give her a paper for a test first."

"OK." The receptionist nodded, then she waved her hand toward Luo Dance, "Ms. Luo, please follow me, you need to have a test."

"Well."

…
　
Ren Ziling walked around, but didn't find anything wrong.

Just as Ma Houde said, most of the teachers here were retired teachers--- And it was inappropriate to meet the boss of the cram school now.

Subeditor Ren who was unwilling to identify herself now lost interest. She went back to the reception, but she didn't find the little girl.

"Is there anything else I can do for you, Miss?"

"Do you have any materials or pamphlets? I want to take them home." Ren Ziling said.

The receptionist nodded, "Of course, wait a minute."

Ren Ziling idly leaned on the desk, and suddenly saw the form, "Luo Dance? What a weird name! Have her father watched too many costume dramas? 18 years old?"

Ren Ziling suddenly squinted eyes, licking her lips, and laughing viciously like a naughty child; she quietly picked up a pen, "You deserve it!"

She turned "1" into "7", then the little girl became 78 years old.

Subeditor Ren was always wild about mischief.

…
　

"OK, we'll tell you the test result later." The receptionist looked at Luo Dance... The little girl did the tests very fast, finishing three tests within one and a half hours.

"Oh, please check your information. If there's no problem, please wait for our notice." The receptionist looked at the form, "Well, you seem to have wrote something wrong here?"

"Ah?"

"78." The receptionist laughed, "78 years old."

The butterfly monster gaped. It was impossible. Because she had checked several times to avoid exposing herself.

But... 78 was her real age. Although she became a monster for only a short time, it was really her demon age.

The butterfly monster sniffed the form... She smelt the odor of that elder sister.

'I thought so! She saw me through!'

'What should I do?'

The butterfly monster quickly corrected it and left the cram school, but before going out, she seemed to meet someone...

It was a boy around 18, as if with something on his mind.

"Oh, I'm sorry!"

Luo Dance quickly apologized and went to a place without people to make a call, "Help! Sister Long, someone has recognized me... Yes, a woman... I don't know, no demon aura... Uh, her eyes are terrible... Really! She knows my age! 78 years old... What should I do?"

"A woman? Recognizing you in one glance?" Long Xiruo frowned, an experienced old demon could recognize the background of the small one, but accurately knowing the age, it sounded incredible.　

In normal conditions, she couldn't even do that, "What else did she say?"

The butterfly monster thought for a while and said, "She said, 'I don't want to see you again...'"

Long Xiruo nodded, "I see, come back first."

After hanging up the phone, Long Xiruo squinted her eyes, "How dare you threaten my girl! I'd like to see which deity you are."


Luo Qiu became the boss of a ‘club’ by chance. 

It was a weird club that sold strange items, assisted by a servant girl with 300 years of work experience. Countless people with dreams, hopes and ambitions came to the club, exchanging everything precious they owned just to fulfill their desires. They would offer their lifespan, items, and even their soul. Each successful trade would increase Luo Qiu’s lifespan by a little. 

“Tribute successful, your lifespan has increased by 99 years.” 

Thus, Luo Qiu began his endless life as the club’s boss. 



I was sitting on my bed reading a book, when I herd glass shatter from upstairs. Knowing that there have been recent killings around my neighborhood and not wanting to be like the main character in a horror movie I grab my phone and open my bedroom window climbing out of it then closing it shut. Calmly waking across the street to my friend Allison's house I knock on her door and she opens it her perants and my mom work in the same place, we are both home schooled so we hang out at each others houses often when our parents are at work. 

I calmly  walk inside closing the door and locking it, I take my phone out of my pocket and call 911 while its ringing I talk to Allison. "a person just broke into my house are all the doors and windows locked?" I ask her but before she can answer the police answer the phone. The officer who answered had a female voice, she asked me what was wrong  and after I told her, she then asked for my address and I told her. After I hung up the phone Allison came back from probably locking all the doors and windows. "The police said they will be on their way" I told her and sat on her couch. 

"ok" she answered handing me a plate of cookies. I gladly took the cookies and when I was about to thank her we heard a banging noise from upstairs, then a crash and a loud thud wich followed by a curse word or two. Stupidly me and allison just looked at the stairs and kept eating the cookies when a man waring a facemask, a dark blue hoodie and Jean's came from the shadows of the stairs.

 "oh he's kind of cute" Allison whispered to me, I nudge her in her side with my arm and put the cookies I was eating down. "so.... hi?" I said to the guy slightly waving at him, his eyes widen a bit. "I'm Astrid, this is my friend Allison, I called the cops not to long ago so they probably won't get here in time and they have no I'd that you came over here so they will most likely go to my house. I started rambling and Allison slaps my arm I shut up and just stare at his gray eyes "uh... your eyes are a nice color". I looks at the plate of cookies on the table in front of me "thanks" he answers "so are you ganna take anything or....." Allison inturups "oh uh I actually came to see her" he points to me and my eyes widen.

"me?! what for?" I ask surprised "I can't tell you that but I should go... I'll see you when I see you" he walks to the door. "Wait the police might catch you if you go that way, take the  back door" I looked at him as he walked the other way wondering why he broke into my house just to see me.

Noobie's new talent was not a really big surprise. At least, Hao Ren thought so. There was nothing more incredible than Noobie's existence. A muddleheaded Malevolence, having been schooled by Raven 12345 for over a month and having an inextricable relationship with Vivian, it seemed like Noobie had been prepped for big things. With that in mind, even if Noobie suddenly turned into a mouse that could discharge 100,000-volt lightning with its tail, it would not surprise Hao Ren anymore.
Hao Ren and Vivian had studied the nature of Noobie as a summoned unit and determined her three characteristics. The first characteristic was that Noobie was still Noobie. Her biggest trick was "biubiubiu". The second characteristic was that she was brainless and would not follow any instructions except when she wanted to eat. The third characteristic was better than the first two; her energy would be obscured entirely when she coalesced into Vivian—a useless but less annoying setting, unlike the first and second characteristics.
"Hiak!" Noobie shrieked and returned into Vivian's body. She had become impatient and resentful when she found out that Hao Ren was not giving her any food.
"She's a little upset," Vivian said with a shrug. "I can feel that she's a little frustrated because she thought that she could scare you."
"She has such complicated emotions already?" Hao Ren looked at Vivian in surprise. "You can feel her emotions too?"
"I can vaguely feel it when she is in my body as if it is some kind of shared emotions," Vivian said with a frown. "It is a bit like having just absorbed those Malevolences minus the 'digestion.' Noobie is still an independent individual. It is incredible that she is growing up."
Hao Ren thought for a moment. "I think it is a good thing. Maybe this little guy could already say good morning when we wake up the next morning."
"I hope so." Vivian smiled and shifted her attention back on the book in her hands.
She flipped through an old book that she took from a rack filled with a large volume of folklore titles. This book was about some heroic story, not well-documented and mostly a mix of myth and legend, and exaggeration and embellishment. But most of the time, a story such as this always had made a connection with those dangerous places that ordinary people had no access to. One such example was The Great Pit that Leah had mentioned.
Of course, there was a world of difference between what could be found in the book and the reality, and you could not seriously treat this book as a reliable source of information. But Hao Ren's priority was not to find out what was the truth of the history but first figuring out what place like The Great Pit was all about.
It was already the seventh book of similar themes that Vivian had picked up. It mentioned many place names that were unheard of and also some seemingly well-known historical events. One such place was The Great Pit, which was found in many books in the library. Most historical, geographical, and heroic titles had records of the name.
It seemed to be something so famous that the historians and geographers had solemnly recorded it in their works, and a place that the heroes of the past and the present were particularly fond of exploring. Like the characters of most fantasy stories, they had to kill a dragon—recently, marrying the dragon had become an in-thing—before they could claim to the protagonists. In the legends of this world, it was the essential requirement to go to The Great Pit and come back alive to be qualified as the braves.
But Hao Ren could see through the phenomenon at the real faces.
The more vulnerable the thing in the novel, the more horrifying it was in the real world. It was as if nine out of ten brave men had become barbecues when challenging the dragon, no one was brave enough to go into the Great Pit. It must be a dangerous place.
"According to the records in these books," Lily picked out all the classics about The Great Pit she could find and spread them on the table. Others had done the same, "it does not refer to mines or a specific underground cavern, but a group of underground caves that spread throughout the entire continent and may even extend into the endless ocean and throughout the world."
Vivian also told of what she had found. "Under this continent, which is known as L'Haronne, there is a group of caves that looked like the beehive. That is The Great Pit. The cave distribution and depth are irregular. In the eastern part of the mainland, the Great Pit is deep underground and does not affect the locals. But in the northern territory within the ten ancient kingdoms, The Great Pit is very close to the surface. It is said that some shallow tunnels are linked to the mines. There were occasional horrible accidents where miners fell into the Great Pit when they inadvertently dug through the rock roof. Because of this, the northern part of the continent is now the most desolate place in this world: it is inhabitable."
Y'zaks chimed in and said, "The Great Pit is a terrible world. There is not only toxic and corrosive gases but often there are also monsters lurking around. Sometimes, some strange beings that no one knows what they are nor could overcome would come out of the caves. I read folklore about a kingdom in the north, where people had to dig a shelter in the ground because of war. But they accidentally dug through the rock layer of The Great Pit and released a phantom. Following that, the night had swallowed the entire kingdom together with the invasion forces. When the next morning came, the kingdom had turned into a black forest. The place seems to be very famous now, and it is said that those who have entered the forest have never come out alive."
Lily and Vivian's stories reminded Hao Ren about the First Born living deep inside the planets. His brows knitted together and he was even more convinced of it when he heard about the black forest swallowing the kingdom, and the strange being that no one knew and could fight. "It sounds familiar: the big holes and the monsters. Could it be the First Born again?"
"I don't think so," Vivian said. "First of all, this is the Umbral Realm. It's near the divine realm of the goddess of creation. Let's not talk about why this place has become the way it is. The address can't be wrong. According to what we know, the goddess of creation did not sow the Seed of Origin in such a place so close to the divine realm. She only used the seeds during her deep space exploration and sowed them far away from home. So, the First Born should not have existed in the Umbral Realm. Secondly, from all the materials we have found about the Great Pit, not one has mentioned about the First Born, whether it is the tentacles buried in the ground, the beating organ in the cave, or the lifeblood. If the First Born really exists here, it will move under the planet's crust. It will leave behind many signs, and there is nowhere to hide."
What Vivian said made sense. Hao Ren could not help but nod in agreement. "So, what else do you find? What about the Great Pit?"
"There is something else. A scholar named Ronzel wrote a book about the Great Pit. His works did not seem to gain recognition, but he had mentioned many interesting discoveries." Nangong Sanba lifted an old book that he found. "This scholar claimed that he used to fallow a mysterious old man to practice Druidism. During communication with the spirit of nature, his soul left his body and entered the Great Pit. In there, he saw many human-made traces, ancient text, relics, and even magnificent ancient ruins. So, he believed that the Great Pit was actually a refuge built by the civilization of the last era to escape the disaster on the surface. The reason why the Great Pit spread all over the world was that the highly developed ancient civilization had built this miracle. The monsters that lunged from the Great Pit could be the guards of the ancient civilization, and might be the mutated humans that had gone crazy underground."
Y'zaks laughed when he heard this. "The imaginative scholar had even estimated the scale of disasters on the surface based on the monsters and toxic substances rushed out from the Great Pit. In the second half of the book, he discussed in detail how a civilization dealt with the same disaster at the time."
Lily's ears stood erect and could not help but chime in, "Wow! It is so cool!"
"Cool does not mean it's convincing." Y'zaks shook his head. "The scholar might be imaginative, but unfortunately, four-fifths of his book is filled with guesswork and legends. He even quoted a fairy tale for the only citation in the book. This led to everyone attacking his theory and classifying his book as an absurd novel."
"But by the intelligence at hand and our understanding, his stories are not entirely absurd." Hao Ren's eyes swept over them, and he spoke matter-of-factly, "This world plunged into this place together with the goddess of the creation. So, the ancient civilizations and the natural disasters on the surface that the scholar named Ronzel mentioned could be true, and the speculation of the Great Pit as an ancient civilization shelter may also be true. If that civilization had escaped the explosion of the divine realm with this underground facility and rebuilt the ecosystem, then many things would be explainable."
Vivian nodded. "A lame scholar with a keen instinct is not uncommon. It could be just that Ronzel was not a persuasive writer."
Lily picked up the book that Y'zaks brought and waved it in the air. "If what is written in the book is true, then the so-called Great Pit will be worth a visit."


As a person who is down-to-earth as well as a good Samaritan, Hao Ren desires to live the rest of his life as a benevolent landlord. Stumbling into a curious yet mysterious lady, he began his journey of “collecting” abnormal and supernatural tenants. 
His life only became more chaotic when he receives a labor contract from “God”. Discover the many races, myths and worlds that lie beyond what humans define as normal! This bizzare fantasy full of fun is sure to bring you on a crazy rollercoaster of emotions!

Tony(Severus) POV
As I opened my eyes still disoriented from the whole memory thing and that is only for 6 years old , good thing I didn't ask for older.
I looked around me and found that I'm in a small room and the furniture looked very old but clean. There is the bed that I'm sleeping on and a small desk with a chair and a closet, I went to the closet mirror to see what I looked like, I saw my self a short kid that you would think that he is 4 and 6 years old, and I looked at my new mirror and I saw that I was barley fed and there was no hot water for shower just cold fuck no wonder you were such a miserable little fucker, as I continued looking through my memories I found that I did an accidental magic when I was around four years old , I set some clothes on fire because I was cold and my father was there and the beating started one month after that, my mother wasn't very loving after that she became depressed and my father is beating her for everything wrong happens and he is a drunk, my mum doesn't work and she still clings to him as if he was her only life line.
Okay so step one find a way to make money step two kill the jerk, now I need to practice some magic then maybe look for some books that my mom has stashed away somewher. With that in my mind I went to the bed I looked at the desk and saw a present I went there first and opened it, it was a ring I but it on my ring finger on my left hand and then it started to burn I covered my mouth with my right hand so not to scream and wake my parents up, I looked at my left hand and the ring became a tattoo then I heard the god voice in my head " Happy birthday Tony or is it  Severus now, I don't care.  you will find your island inside the ring and gave you a big manor in the middle of it there is no vegetation so you will have to get your own trees and whar not, I will gave you the knowledge of how to use the ring, now don't come back to me anytime soon and don't worry nobody can see the ring . as for your travel ability you will know after you kill some people" and with that I got a little headache when he uploaded the information to my brain  I can't go now but I will soon enough. with that's over I sat down on the bed and I started to remember how magic felt every time I used it before and concentrated on the energy on my body I raised my right hand and said Lumos and I felt something traveling up my arm to my hand and finger I opened my eyes and I found the tip of my finger glowing I smirked and stopped the energy flow and the glowing stopped after couple of seconds I tried something I read in fictions I concentrated on making my finger glow and after couple of minutes my face was red and a small flicker all I got but the theory was sound I just needed practice Wingardium Laviosa at a piece of paper and i concentrated the paper barley moved but I did feel something traveling up my arm and finger, I  was about to try it again when I heard my parents door open , I got under the covers and pretended to be asleep and hoping the they didn't hear me .
My door opened after couple of minutes and I knew it was my mom she came in saw me a sleep and got out without saying anything, I knew that she is just checking on me and after my father ate and gone to the factory she will wake me up and we will have breakfast and start teaching me because she didn't want me to go to school so I am home schooled. 
As I got out of the covers I tore a small piece of paper and went back to bed and continued to practice for 15 minutes and I heard my father wake up and going to the toilet and yelling at my mother something about breakfast I stayed still and when he had gone downstairs I continued my practice for another 30 minutes I felt tired and slept. 
I woke up to Eileen Snape my mother shaking my shoulder I looked up and saw her she wasn't a beautiful woman but in the last two years she became too thin and she rarely ever smiled and now was one such occasion it wasn't a big smile just a small one and her face looked a bit more relaxed than usual I smiled at her as she said " time to wake up severus do you know what day is today it's your birthday I made you scrambled eggs with tomatoes, mushrooms and cheese just as you like them come go to the toilet wash up and come downstairs " and I said " good morning mother, thank you I will be down in a moment" she nodded at me and went out the door, I got up washed my face with a cold water not because I want to but because we don't own a water heater .
When I got to the kitchen my mother was sitting on the table waiting for me and said " come know eat up today is your birthday, what do you want to do after breakfast" I sat down and started to eat.
Eileen POV
As Severus was eating I felt happy watching him eat he is such a smart boy I know the Tobias is just a bit angry but he will come around and see him as a son again it will be just like when we first met I know that he still loves me and only hits me when I did something wrong or when he was drunk but he is a good man. 
{some abuse victims still try to justify their abuse in some twisted justification and defend their abuser}
Severus POV
If severus knew his mother's thoughts he would have chocked on his food and started to think about what he wanted to do today he wants to read some books and hopefully his mother has a book on Occlumency, because that is going to be very useful tool for the future and even now learning how to protect his mind is the most useful " mother I want to read about the wizarding world about magic and Hogwarts" my mother look at me and then her eyes lost focus as if remembering something and said in a bit  of a monotone voice "okay finish eating and wash the dishes, I will get my trunk from the attic" and she got up and walked out of the kitchen, I must've brought back some memories for her to react this way, I did as I was told and eat everything on the table, drank my tea and then I put the chair in front of the sink and started washing the dishes and went to the living room , my mother brought a small truck and she did something with her wand, which I didn't know she still has and the trunk got bigger and bigger until it was the size of a closet and it opened like one to it looked very old and had the Prince family crest , when she opened both doors it was filled with books I kept reading the titles on the spine of the books of some things  to do with the mind arts , my mom got on her knees and got a book from the bottom shelf and then sat next to me and opened the book , it was a children's book I pretended to look happy as she was reading the book but kept stealing glances at the truck/bookcase until I found four books with something to do with the mind I memorized there locations and started to bay attention to my mother, when she finished the story I clapped happily as she smiled a little then she started talking about Hogwarts and the professors and I kept asking her about who's her favorite professor and she said Filius Flitwick, I guess he is the best of the bunch , after a couple of hours she gave me a book to read and she went about doing some housework , I went to the trunk/bookcase and got the four books but them in my ring and started reading the book that my mother gave me . When Eileen came to the living room she said it was time for lunch and then looked ant the trunk/bookcase and said that she has to close it up and took my book and gave me a larger one, it was Hogwarts a history and said "go hide it in your room so you can read it when ever you want " .
After lunch I had nothing to do so I said that I'm going to read Hogwarts a history and went to my room and thought that now I should start on my mind protection project.

A guy dies wake up in A song of ice and fire universe, 
snd his adventure. 
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The Mc is grey Not good or Evil He does whatever he wants Whenever he wants.
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Also fuck the Targaryens, I hate them. 
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This is a wish fulfillment fic , nothing too serious .

(Dakota Gray's POV)

The moment I was born, there were already things hunting me. I was the daughter of a vampire, and a werewolf, better known as a shapeshifter. War had broken out between the shifters and vampires the last time one of these children was born. That was centuries ago. Now, the werewolves and vampires simply kept their distance. My mother and father couldn't. My father was a werewolf, my mother a vampire. Vampires aren't supposed to have children. The children are too bloodthirsty, too powerful. They'll cause chaos. Many will die. I was different. Because of my father being a werewolf, I wasn't born fully a vampire. I wasn't as bloodthirsty. But being part vampire does mean I have to feed on blood occasionally. Usually once a month. Otherwise I can feed normally. I do prefer human food. Especially tacos. Those are really good. But back to the story. 
My parents raised me away from the pack. Although my father's pack wouldn't be able to attack my mother (because he imprinted on her) they chose to raise me away from it all. They don't even know I exist. It's for the best.

Twenty years we lived in the outskirts of Alaska. Sure, it was rough at first for my parents. They had a baby on the way and no where to go. But slowly they were able to find a living. 
My father taught me everything I needed to know about survival, my mother taught me elegance, and all that of a lady. I was home schooled. I suppose they knew that one day they'd be found and I would have to take off into the world. I still remember their last words to me. 

It was a regular day, unlike any other. My father had been coming home from work (at a construction sight). I had been upstairs in my room, reading a book (paranormal romance, it's quite interesting to see how humans perceive vampires. Quite hilarious. Not all vampires are muscular or bulky and hot, trust me I know). I suddenly heard my parents arguing, then my mother rushing up the stairs. 
She was beautiful, long curly chocolate brown locks, golden eyes, slightly tan skin. She usually dressed well too. My father always said I looked like her (except for the eyes. Mine were gray, like my father's, and they turned silver when I turned into a wolf)
"Dakota!" She yelled at me. She was worried and frantic. She started looking around my room. 
"Mom! What's wrong?" I was totally confused at the moment. 
Then she found what she was looking for. It was my emergency backpack. It had some of my clothes, a first aid kit, money and other stuff. 
"Mom...?" 
"Dakota, listen to me. You need to go. Remember everything we've taught you. Use your skills. Get out of here. They've found us. Find the Cullens, they'll know what to do. Forks, Washington! Go!" My mother had pushed me out of the house. I tried to stay back. 
Just as I was about to head back I saw my father, in wolf form (huge wolf black with specks of gray in his fur, silver eyes, a deep growl) he was fighting someone. Clawing at them. I saw enough to know it was a vampire. His skin glistened in the faint sunlight. The vampire was faster than my father. He grabbed my father, all I heard was a whimper and a crack. I couldn't bear to look. I knew enough from hearing my mother's scream. 
I ran. I couldn't go back. I needed to find whoever those Coles, wait no Cullens, were. Ma said they would help, I could only hope she was right. For now, I had to find the nearest town. 

Which takes me back here, where I am now. It was safer to travel in daylight, or at least where there was more people. But at this time there was nobody traveling anywhere. My best option was to find a hotel or motel somewhere. Then I could at least be safe for tonight. I was tired anyways. I had taken on my wolf form to get to town faster. I only hope that no one saw me.

Dakota Grey was the daughter of a shapeshifter (werewolf) and a vampire. It was a forbidden love. They couldn’t stay apart so they fled, hoping to raise their child in peace. After 20 year of peace and solitude, an unexpected attack befalls them and claims the lives of both parents. 
Dakota manages to escape. But now she’s on the run. Vampires and Shapeshifters alike are after her. 
So is Leo Hawkes. He’s a hunter, from a young age he was raised to hate the shapeshifters. Especially because of what they did to his family. 

He saw the beautiful Dakota, and was hesitant to kill her even though he hates her kind. 
Will she be able to outrun everyone? Or will her parents love be the death of her?




Fanfic set in the world of Twilight. All credit to owner.

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