Fan Fiction
Character Analysis: Attack on Titans
Eren Jaeger is the main protagonist of the popular anime and manga series, "Attack on Titan." He is a complex and dynamic character who undergoes significant changes throughout the series. Here is a character analysis of Eren Jaeger:
By Ren Analysis4 years ago in Fiction
My Broken Valentine
One year later... Derek knew he was pushing it by insisting on going on a case this close to the wedding. If he had his way, he and Penelope would have been married months ago, but she wanted to wait until she had their son. Now with everything in place for their wedding which was two weeks away, he felt confident in leaving his wife and three-month-old baby home to catch an unsub who had decided to kill five children in Dallas, Texas. Now, here he was regretting his decision even though the case had brought back memories of some of the darkest times in his childhood, he had to bring the sick bastard to justice; he had to.
By Cynthia Fields4 years ago in Fiction
12 Anime series to watch if you are a Beginners !!
Anime has become one of the most popular forms of entertainment worldwide, and with good reason. It is a medium that can tell compelling stories and create unforgettable characters, all while offering stunning visuals and immersive soundtracks. However, for beginners, the sheer number of anime series out there can be overwhelming. So, to help out, here are the 12 animes for beginners, all with less than 50-60 episodes.
By ANURAG SONKAR4 years ago in Fiction
The Haunted Book and Its Secrets
I cannot believe what I have just discovered. It feels like I am living in a mystery novel. Let me start from the beginning. As you know, I moved into this old house a few months ago. It's a beautiful, albeit slightly rundown, house with a lot of character. I've been slowly fixing it up, one room at a time.
By Khudair Ahmed Shaikh4 years ago in Fiction
The Book That Changed Everything: A Story of the Power of Reading
Once upon a time, in a small village nestled deep in the heart of a vast forest, there was a boy named Daniel. Daniel had always been fascinated by books, but he lived in a place where books were hard to come by. His parents were poor farmers, and they could not afford to buy him books, nor did they see the value in reading.
By The Truth Speaks4 years ago in Fiction
Passing ships
As the sun began to set on the calm waters of the harbor, two ships passed each other in the night. One was a small fishing boat, battered and weathered from years of use. The other was a massive cargo ship, loaded with containers and bound for a distant port. Despite their differences in size and purpose, the two vessels shared a brief moment of connection as they sailed past each other.
By Bhavik Joshi4 years ago in Fiction
The Final Lamentation
The Unbroken had once been a noble vessel. A ship of the line, it had been built in the days when humanity was ascendant; when the Great Crusade sought to once more cage the stars, and bring enlightenment to the galaxy. The vessel had been used by some of the first astartes when they deployed alongside the solar auxilia, and even after the primarchs had been discovered, the ship had held its course. It had emptied its guns into enemy fleets, dropped entire battalions of troops from orbit onto contested worlds, and won its share of honors in wars whose names and stakes were forgotten by all but the ancient, and the mad. The vessel had also been one of the countless ships commandeered by the warmaster when he’d raised his banners of treachery, and turned his forces against the Imperium. Though it had sustained damage on the push to Terra, and was left scarred by the siege of humanity’s home world, the Unbroken was one of thousands of ships that vanished into the warp when Horus had died, and the traitors’ force was splintered.
By Neal Litherland4 years ago in Fiction
