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Frontrunners

While studying at university, Edwin Stein finds his life interrupted when an army of otherworldly forces invade the city. At the same time, an unknown power is unlocked across the globe. In the ensuing chaos, he tries to save a man’s life but instead he receives experience points as a reward for the man’s death. As one of the first to unlock the title Frontrunner, Edwin finds himself mixed up in a deadly scavenger hunt where he fights for survival and plunder. Many others will take the same path as him, while technology fails and society starts to break down. The world is emerging into a new era, one where only those who push forward can expect to succeed.

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Hunter x Hunter: Gon Freecs, The Multiverse Gamer.

Disclaimer: I don't own Hunter x Hunter or any of the material used in the cover. Lesser Tags #No harem, no Yaoi. #Slow Romance -------------------------------------------------------------------- Gon discovers Kite's corpse and is promptly struck with fiery rage. Moments before he unleashes the most lopsided mutation in Hunter x Hunter lore and chucks his enormous potential, something Hisoka secretly concocted, is ignited. The frenzied teen's nen is sealed and at the mercy of his foe. The former departs more chaotic and bitter than ever. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Nearly a decade later, an innocent Gon finds himself distressed by a series of nightmares. After the discomfort, the anxiety, and the sorrow, the young boy's memories resurface along with something exotic. More enthusiastic than vindictive, Gon only has three years before the old gang can convene. But this time around, he resolves himself to take the Hunter examination with adequate strength. Investigating that sadistic clown should be a delightful bonus...

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The Oresteia (Modernized)

All three of the great Greek Tragedians have written plays about the bloody chain of murder and revenge within the royal family of Argos. Yet theirs is in fact not a story of tragedy, but rather one of redemption. As they move from darkness to light, from rage to self-governance, from primitive ritual to civilized institution, their spirit of struggle and regeneration becomes an everlasting song of celebration to be heard throughout the ages. Forming a discourse set against the emergence of Athenian democracy out of a period of chaos and destruction, the Orestian plays are compelling stories of the tensions between our obligations to our families and the laws that bind us together as a society. In the beginning, we witness how a king’s decision to sacrifice his daughter and turn the tide of war inflicts lasting damage on his family, culminating in a terrible act of retribution. In the aftermath of regicide, we behold how a son must set out to avenge his father’s death by committing a most egregious sin. In the end, the sinner is tormented by supernatural powers that can never be appeased, but ultimately finds redemption and ends the curse on his house once and for all. Woven through all of this is the story of a friendship so close that it elevates itself to brotherhood - Where the blood of the covenant is shown to be indeed thicker than the water of the womb. In this very brief twelve-chapter modern rendition of the Orestian plays, I have chosen to place my focus mainly on the lives of the characters Orestes and his best friend Pylades. The chapters, each around 2000-2500 words, are split up evenly between them in first-person narrative. I hope that you will come to enjoy reading this heartwarming story, but more importantly, that you see how the conflicts portrayed in the story, whether human or institutional, are still much very relevant to our societies today. Note on Sources: The details of this story is very loosely based on The Oresteia by Aeschylus. And I mean very loosely. Other sources that I referenced for detail and inspiration are Mythology by Edith Hamilton, Electra by Sophocles, and Iphigenia in Tauris by Euripides. You may also find that I have quoted some of these works, and others (such as Shelley's Ozymondaeus), without citations (average of 1-2 such quotes per chapter). I did this because I do not have the ability to describe certain scenes nearly as well as some of those writers. If you read a particularly beautiful piece of prose here, chances are it's probably stolen lol. Also, I wrote this during the summer between my high school senior year and my college freshmen year. It was the summer of 2020, and being quarantined apparently gets my creative side out lol.

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Chasing The Bad Boy (J.JK ♥ S.CY)

Son Chaeyoung Is Your 17 Year Old Stereotypical Spoiled Little Rich Girl From Seoul South Korea Who Has A Tendency To Be Obsessed On Some Things. Her New Obsession? The Bad Boy Named Jeon Jungkook. She Promised Herself She Would Do Whatever It Takes To Make Jungkook Fall For Her. After All, What Chaeyoung Wants, Chaeyoung Gets. But Would Jungkook Be An Exception To That? Follow Chaeyoung's Story As She Did What Every Girl Wants To Do....Chase The Love Of Her Life.

In Serial10 Chapters

فكرة الرواية طلعت بالحمام لحد يستغرب من الي بيقرأه

In Serial30 Chapters

no title | rosekook

Jeon Jungkook hates the privilege student ➝ Park Chaeyoung