《Anime Zodiac Signs》The Signs Last Word
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I hid a million dollars under the *dies*
Thanks for the go away cake
Knock knock.....who's there....*dies*
Some cliché movie last words
You should see the look on your face
I wondered how many times I've ever blinked
Lol bye
I'M READY FOR HELL
Wait am I dying
Finally man this was exhausting
I see the light.....wait that's hell fire
Tell my chinchilla I love him
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A Desolate Life
Six year old Yaan has never before left his birthplace, Lightstone Village. Like many others, he is intrigued by the Heavenly Path Sect, the mysterious immortal sect that rules over the lands. However, during the Heavenly Path Sect's forceful entrance test in his village, Yaan realizes that the so called immortals are far from benevolent beings. With his peaceful life shattered, Yaan is dragged to the Heavenly Path Sect against his will. How will Yaan adapt to this strange new world? "Why do people strive so desperately to survive, only to invite further suffering into their lives? What is the meaning behind such a desolate life?" Yaan does not know the answers to these questions, but he desires to find the truth. This is the story of Yaan's life.
8 178Aureate (LitRPG Portal Fantasy)
In the Continent, it is a time of change. The Continental System weakens; the dungeons start to crack. The status quo of the past hundreds of years is set to burst as hidden forces make their move. And deep in the bowels of the world, ancient powers thought long dead slumber no more. Alex doesn't know where he fits into all of this, but he needs to figure out fast. After all, he has just been dumped into this new world. Oh, and he's some kind of chosen one, apparently. But by the sound of it, that doesn't make him the hero of the story.
8 109The Long and Exciting Life of Kreet the Kobold (Life 2)
Kreet was originally a D&D character. Life 1 was essentially her backstory. Life 2 picks up just after the events of the D&D campaign in the Underdark. At first you won't recognize the characters, but bear with it for a couple chapters and the few important points will be revealed. Also I stole a player's character (with his permission!) in the form of Sigmundurr. Also, unlike Life 1, I'll be posting this slowly over time. Right now I'm writing around chapter 20 and I suspect I'm only halfway. Tone may be a little different. ( Cover art by KuroNeko I'm pretty sure!)
8 139The Incursion - Rise of a Magus
When the universe is invaded via Earth, the guardians that be decide the best way to allow humanity to fight back is access to the foreign magic by game like interface. Follow Leon as he strives to survive as a Mage in this new world. --- PLEASE RATE AND REVIEW. I didn't realize how important that was until I started writing this. Made me go and rate every story I've read on this site Editing, spell and grammar checking, wow this is so embarrasing, so many mistakes, I'm alone and straight up blushing right now.
8 139A D&D Gamer in Garweeze Wurld
He doesn't know how he got here, and while the trappings are familiar, he doesn't actually know where he is, either. From the perspective of those around him, Duromar is a half-ogre barbarian, an uncivilized brute by any standard you care to use. But from his perspective, he's a character created in a gaming system. From either one, he must live within the rules of that system. This is the story of a gamer who ends up in a game that's just a bit off from what he knows. ---- I wanted to write something a little bit old-school. Most of the LitRPG I've found seems to be based on computer RPG styled stories. Progression through levels is fast, and depending on the game, skills and even attributes can be trained with or without class levels. This wasn't true with the older pen and paper games, and that's the style of leveling I wanted to write.
8 189The Black Fleet
What if you discovered something that answers the questions: "Where do we come from? Is there a grand design? Are there other sentient races in the universe?" Would you want to know? This is what Robert Reel needs to decide for himself.
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