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Olympus
An hexagon-shaped space, a work desk took the head position of the office, situated directly opposite the door so that Dennis would presumably be able to see whoever came in through the door the moment they did; and perhaps see the other operatives at work too as the position guaranteed him a vantage point to do that.
To the left side of the office stood a small cream-coloured ceramic shelf holding everything from a jar of cowries to a figurine playing the African talking drum, to even an almost life-size ivory mask that if Megan's little knowledge of the African culture served her well was from the Benin Kingdom of Nigeria. He was an avid collector, she noted as she perused through them wit
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The Orphan and the Mythics
I was abandoned as a baby at a very small orphanage, in the small town of River Stop.
I was raised in the orphanage, and I guess in this small area not a whole lot of people want to adopt an orphan girl. So, I grew up with the ladies that ran the orphanage, Frances, the old, short and very plump mean and strict head master I guess we can call her, and Mary, who was soft, sweet, caring, and was the only person in my life that ever loved me!
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L Oryh Brx
I sighed and rubbed my eyes.
"Yeah, we haven't been up this late since a month ago when we stole that Earth comic from my Dads room." Mark laughed.
"Do you think Fantomah really existed? Like I mean she transformed from a beautiful Egyptian girl to a scary skeleton looking, creature. How terrific is that?!"
"More like terrifying! Imagine playing a game and finding her like that. No thank you."
"I still find an interest in the idea. One day I want to find a Dolhq woman who is as brave as her."
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Morrigan
Insanity is visible in her eyes.
Like a ghastly lady hugging herself in a corner of the room that is enough to fit ten families from the border. Morrigan seemed to be so small in her room, however, she could feel how the cloud of fear grows within her. Making the room feel like it was smaller than it was. Her dreams haunt her, the way Colfre remained motionless in the middle of the rubble and the aftermath of war. With him kneeling as if he was praying, with a dagger piercing his heart, and her beautiful hazel eyes void of emotion and life. A corpse left to be kneeling upright to the gods. The crows in her dreams are like vultures, watching the surroundings below them keenly, waiting for the
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OMEGA
replies alpha Frank.
“then who are we talking about” Archer takes places his butt atop the table.
“we are all ears Jeremy” speaks beta Harrison.
“charlotte Romero. The former Alpha’s daughter” Jeremy’s voice came out in slow pauses; he knew a female never holds position in the moonstone pack.
“will you take back those words! you know where women belong” growls Alpha Frank.
“anywhere they want to be, don’t you think so Jeremy, women. Belong. Where. They want to be” Archer smiles at the end of his sentence, and with a sudden jump he gets off the table.
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Unwoman
I cried with my knees on the ground.
“Let you go?” he smiled. It wasn’t his usual sheepish smile, it was an evil kind of smile. And that smile sent me chill to the bottom of my stomach. That monster reached my chin, then lowered his lips to my ear. "Tonight I'll make you a woman," he whispered, And I felt like my world falling apart before my eyes.
Make me a woman, he said?
In the blink of an eye, that monster tore my blue pastel dress with his bare hand. Exposing my bare skin from my torso up. My heart dropped to my stomach, and the air grew heavier, so heavy that I couldn't breathe.
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The Fae Serenade.
“They have some of the best foods too… well no, I think I'll give that to the Kingdom of Orcs. Do you want me to share a secret with you? One would think that for green creatures, such as the Ogre from Orcs, they'd be ugly, but I kid you not when I say they've got some of the prettiest women. And their dancers? Their bellies move like water. You should go there someday too!”
“I doubt I'll be able to,” I say.
She halts mid-step. I stop too, nearly colliding with her. She turns around and I notice her smile has fade. “Why wouldn’t you?”
I frown, confused by the obvious question she's asking. “It seems you're forgetting that I'm a Fae living on borrowed time. I'm a slave to your godson who coul
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OLIVER
“Instead of threatening to throw a knife at me just so I'd walk with you to get drunk.”
“Oliver, that doesn't mean you can't at least pretend to be decent and enjoy being here.” Keyleth whined, tugging the cowl of her hood up.
I snorted. “I can't pretend to be something I'm not.”
An onyx-eyed female wolven was suddenly inches away from me. The pale skin of her breasts pushed up and almost out of the cloth that struggled to keep them in place. She pulled her bottom lips in, revealing the sharp edge of one of her fangs, her eyes roaming over me. Shoving another growl down my throat, I watched her approach me, her fingertips inches away from my face. Her jet black hair fell in waves to her shou
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My Seven Gorgeous Women
After comparison, he knew that they were not beings of this world, or even this universe.
"I tried searching through their minds and souls. They call themselves the Orck race. They have bear people and wolf people… They're made up of beasts and half-beasts. It seems they're coming here for Chase."
Norm was a Supreme Elder of the Evil Shadow Sect, and he was very good at mind and soul techniques. He knew how to use the Soul Searching Technique well. However, the Orck warriors were too low-level. He could only obtain minimal information.
When everyone heard that they were coming for Chase, it piqued their curiosity. Were they Chase's past enemies coming for revenge?
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The Alpha King and The Witch Supreme
"To never recognize the love of his life, even as she walks beside him."
But Orcus shook his head. "No. That curse was laid by another—a witch who gave herself to him, only to be discarded. She bound him never to find his true mate, and the poor girl has been reborn in every life, forced to suffer unrequited love again and again."
Claire. My heart clenched.
Orcus leaned closer, his breath foul against my lips. "Now, let us seal our bargain. If I do not receive one hundred souls each month, you will not live to see your twenty-fifth birthday." His mouth descended toward mine.
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The main character in 'The Orc Wife' is a fascinating blend of strength and vulnerability—her name is Greta, a human woman who finds herself bound to an orc chieftain through an unexpected marriage pact. What makes Greta so compelling isn't just her resilience in adapting to a brutal, unfamiliar culture, but how she subtly reshapes it with her humanity. The story flips the usual fantasy tropes by making her the emotional core, not just a damsel or a warrior. She negotiates, questions traditions, and even challenges her husband's authority with quiet cunning. It's rare to see a protagonist who wields empathy as her primary weapon, and that's what stuck with me long after finishing the book.
Greta's journey isn't about physical battles (though there are plenty); it's about dismantling prejudices. The orcs aren't mindless monsters here—they have rituals, humor, and a grudging respect for Greta's stubbornness. I love how the author lets her flaws show: she's sometimes petty, often scared, but never passive. Her relationship with the chieftain, Grozg, evolves from hostile coexistence to something deeply nuanced. If you enjoy stories where 'strength' isn't just about swords, Greta's voice will grab you. The book's quiet moments—like her teaching orc children human songs—are where it truly shines.
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