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Equilibrium: Bringing God's Light To This Pagan World
Author: Okram
Ongoing · 416.6K Views
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Cedric, a legendary crusader and hero of the holy campaign to reclaim Jerusalem, met his end at the hands of a deadly assassin—a blow struck in the very moment of his triumph. But death was not the end. By what he believes to be divine will, Cedric awakens in a strange, heretical world—a realm where demons hold power, false gods reign, and humanity nearing the edge of destruction. The land was corrupted, its kingdoms twisted by dark forces and evil rulers, demanding a righteous purge. With newfound strength and a divine purpose, Cedric rises once more. Blessed by God, he wields power beyond mortal means, ready to crush those who stand in the way of divine order. “Lord, You brought me here for a reason. I will not fail You.” Armed with holy conviction and an unyielding will, Cedric embarks on a brutal quest to cleanse this land of its impurity. The righteous will be delivered, the wicked destroyed, and God's glory restored. *** Join Discord community: https://discord.gg/FKE5BeWYWc Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Okram333 Disclaimer: While inspired by Christian themes, this story is a work of fantasy and should not be taken as a theological statement.
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Streaming in Another World: I Built a Religion

[Warning: R-18 Content] "What do you mean I can't hit 1 million subs before the end of this winter? Are you serious?" "If you're not donating, you're basically freeloading, guys." "Imagine not being a subscriber… couldn't be me." "Can we get some Fs in the chat for these noobs who can't keep up?" Reborn in a land of swords and magic called Oceros, Dilhan, a former streamer from a strange world called Earth, decided to make a living by streaming since that was the only thing he knew how to do. But this land, Oceros, was a world of a Souls-like action RPG game called "Blighted" that Dilhan had played before he died on Earth after exploding a nerve while stuck on the same boss for an entire day. Despite all of this he decided to live a normal life as a streamer but what was this? Instead of building a channel and gaining fame, he began attracting crazy followers and insane women seeking his "bodily blessings." People started treating him like a god and treating him like some kind of a messiah, while others labelled him a heretic and attempted to kill him. Did he understand all of this when he decided to hit that "Start Streaming" button? This is Dilhan's journey to become the first streamer in the land of Oceros, a world plagued by a being known as the Harbinger. Will he become the first streamer in this world, or will he become something more to its people? *** Author's Note: —This story has R-18 elements to it, but no netorare (NTR), or Yuri(Lesbian). —This story is a work of fiction and all the character names, locations, ages, and events depicted are purely the product of the author’s imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or to real-world events or locations, is entirely coincidental. —18+ chapters will be marked. Disclaimer:- Some of the illustrations are not mine, so if you want me to remove them please contact me via Discord. Join the Discord for Illustrations and updates:- https://discord.gg/kHNVDfBTJr Hope you enjoy this work! Thank you for reading as always:)

ElectricLuna · Fantasy

Neon Pagan

In the rain-slicked megacity of Neo-Tokyo, where neon canyons hide ancient rifts and the line between human and divine has long since blurred, 19-year-old courier Ren Ito makes one wrong delivery. A black-silk package meant for no one in particular cracks open inside an abandoned shrine, flooding his veins with the essence of Kurogami—the primordial demon of chaos and shadow born before light itself existed. Overnight, Ren becomes a Pagan: one of the demon-possessed outcasts branded heretics by society and hunted by the Purification Order, a ruthless organization of Miracle vessels who channel angelic power to “cleanse” the corruption. Ren doesn’t want to be a monster. He just wants to survive another day of debt collectors, late-night deliveries, and a tiny 6-tatami apartment. But Kurogami’s voice in his head is amused, ancient, and patient. The power grows with every fight, every absorbed essence crystal, every near-death moment. Shadows bend to his will. Wounds close faster than they should. And the more he uses it, the louder the demon becomes. Then he meets Aoi Mizuki. A university student by day and secret Miracle vessel by night, Aoi carries the seraph Luminara inside her. She is trained to hunt Pagans like Ren—yet the first time their eyes meet across a rain-soaked rooftop, something ancient and forbidden stirs between their opposing essences. Light recognizes shadow. Heaven brushes against chaos. And neither of them can look away. What begins as a hunter-and-prey dance quickly spirals into something far more dangerous: a partnership. A bond. A love that defies every doctrine of both the Purification Order and the infernal syndicates that prey on the city’s underbelly. As Ren’s power climbs—level by brutal level—and Aoi’s faith fractures under the weight of her own heart, they become fugitives together. Hunted by Saint Kurosawa’s kill-squads, coveted by the seductive crime lord Blood Lotus Mei, watched by the gray-market alliance called the Current, and drawn toward the sealed Eclipse Shard—a relic that could permanently fuse their opposing powers or erase their individual selves entirely—Ren and Aoi must decide what they’re willing to sacrifice. Their humanity. Their love. Or the fragile hope that balance between light and shadow is even possible in a city that thrives on choosing one or the other. In Neo-Tokyo’s endless rain, two impossible souls stand hand-in-hand between heaven’s spear and hell’s maw. And the city is watching. Neon Pagan is an urban action-romance progression fantasy about forbidden love, slow-burn power growth, faction warfare, and the desperate search for a third path in a world that only believes in two. Some bonds are holy. Some are damned. Theirs is both.

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What religion is the pagan?
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2026-03-23 23:55
The term "heretic" did not refer to a specific religion. In the context of religion,"heretics" was a term that was exclusive to those who did not believe in a particular religion or were contrary to the religious doctrine and belief system. For example, in the Christian context, those who did not believe in Christian doctrines might be called pagans; in the context of Judaism, those who did not meet the requirements of Judaism might also be called pagans. From the information provided about the movie, the "heretics" in the movie were also relative to the religion that the protagonist believed in (such as Buddhism). The residents of the island were regarded as heretics by the protagonist because of their unique beliefs and behaviors that were greatly different from the protagonist's religious beliefs. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
How do pagan novels contribute to the understanding of pagan culture?
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2024-12-13 23:21
Pagan novels can provide a fictional but immersive experience. They often include details about pagan rituals, beliefs, and deities. For example, in 'The Mists of Avalon', readers can learn about the roles of different female characters in pagan worship. This gives an idea of the importance of women in pagan cultures. Also, novels like 'American Gods' show how pagan gods might interact with the modern world, which helps in understanding the adaptability of pagan beliefs.
What is pagan fiction?
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2024-12-12 02:10
Pagan fiction is simply fiction related to paganism. It can be used to explore pagan religions, rituals, and the people who practice them in a fictional context. Some pagan fiction may be based on historical pagan cultures, while others may be more creative interpretations, often with a touch of magic and the supernatural.
What is a pagan novel?
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2024-12-01 01:37
A pagan novel is a type of novel that often incorporates elements related to pagan beliefs, rituals, and mythology. It might feature pagan deities, their stories, and the cultural aspects associated with pagan religions. For example, it could include tales of Norse gods like Odin and Thor, or Celtic pagan traditions. These novels can range from historical fiction that accurately depicts pagan societies to fictional works that use pagan elements in a more creative and modern context.
How did pagan traditions influence the modern Christmas in the 'pagan christmas story'?
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2024-11-30 19:09
Pagan traditions influenced modern Christmas in several ways. For example, the Christmas tree. Pagans revered evergreens during the winter solstice. Now it's a central part of Christmas. Also, the idea of a big feast around the time of the winter solstice was a pagan thing, and now we have Christmas dinners. Gift - giving was also part of pagan winter celebrations in some cultures, and it's a huge part of Christmas today.
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