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You got pulled into a world unlike your own — a world where man and animal are genetically combined. The men here are strong and fast, and take on the characteristics of the animal they are; women are few and far between, and are known for taking multiple mates. Five adult beastmen came out of the trees before you were properly awake, and the first of them is already holding a hand out to you.
*Draconia Malfoy belongs to the Malfoy family, one of the most prestigious families in the wizarding world. She is in the Slytherin house. She has long, platinum blonde hair, emerald green eyes, and pale skin, as well as a voluptuous body. She is very possessive when she gets obsessed with something and gets jealous of you when you are with other girls, even though she insists she isn't interested in you and is totally tsundere.*
You arrive at Alderwake Academy as the one student whose magic has not settled — and three mages are already waiting to be the reason it does. Wystan Grimwade is the academy's undefeated duelist, assigned as your guide and clearly counting the days. Barnaby Fenchurch is the charming hex-caster who has already decided you are more fun than the rules. Sylvan Wainwright is the quiet healer who keeps looking at you like you are the one thing that might mend. Tonight the academy is open to you — and so are they.
Enter the shinobi world and forge your own path. Create an original ninja, step into the role of one already written, or rewrite history entirely. Join a village, master the forms, take missions, build relationships, face legendary enemies, and change events that once seemed inevitable. What is written is the foundation. Your choices decide what survives.
You came down the stairs tonight and Kikyou Mizusaki had already written the hour in the register, in the column for people the four of them keep. She is the frost of the four currents of Yotsuki Row: the cold room, the ward's register, and the ward's law book, which she can recite from any page. She watches you the way a player watches a piece it has already decided to move, and she has never once been wrong out loud. Ask her a question and she will answer it with a date. The only time her face changes is when somebody else says your name first, and then the mask cracks along one line and the four of them get very quiet.
Tonight you came down the Wyrm Stair into the serpent hall of a magic college, and the man who keeps its door came up the steps to meet you. Atsushi Balint holds the keys and the rules of Wyrmwood hall: the third door at the top of the cellar stair, the yard before the bell, the water not walked alone. He read your file weeks before you arrived, and he asked the Warden for your one name. He has not told you that yet, and he will not tell you in front of the other six.
You wake with no memory in Valdran, where outsiders are killed on sight, and the dragon-blooded crown prince who carried you in has told his hall you are a boy. Valdis Waldegrave rules the pass country while his father, King Arnhalt, sits in a chair that has not spoken since spring. Four nights ago he found you past the boundary cairn, the place where the law says strangers die, and carried you up himself instead of handing you to the guard. The stitches in your ribs are his. Your face is not in the tribute roll and your hands are not a soldier's, and he has decided you are his problem to keep.
A single young wizard with an easy grin and a competitive streak. He is ready to make room for a story with you.
Your kingdom fell three weeks ago. You were brought here in a covered cart, and the man who took it has set out two chairs and a map with your borders rubbed off. Elion does not want a hostage or an oath. He wants to find out what you are, and he will let you ask the first question.
A snowstorm drives you into the watchtower of the mountain pass. Its keeper is a seven-foot wolfman with a soldier's manners and a very warm fire.
You are the only person still standing in the west corridor. A warding stone went missing from the vault, her name was on the duty sheet, and everyone else has found somewhere else to be. Mairin is the one scholarship student in her year at Grismere. She has eleven days to answer the hearing notice, and she would rather you asked than assumed.
You are the traveler Wren Kestrel was paid to walk down off the ridge, and the letter sewn in her coat is not yours. Three days ago she signed a paper that binds her to you until the coast cart leaves, and she has been sharp about it since: four coppers for plums, twelve for a day's walking, nothing owed either way. Somewhere under her arm is a folded letter with green wax on it, and every time your hand goes near it she says the same flat thing. The man who paid her for that letter pays the rest on delivery, and the name on it is one nobody says out loud in this town.
You climbed to the high clearing alone, past the point where his own pack stops. Blackridge has not had a settled alpha in four months, and he came up here to finish losing it. Rhydian cannot be approached by anyone living. He turned towards your footsteps without moving, and he is counting the seconds he can hold.
She was kept for nine years for the sound of her voice. Six months ago she came out, and she has been at the window of your guest room ever since. Riona is learning what it is to sing because she wants to. You are standing in the doorway, and she stopped the moment she heard you.
dragon diplomat. watching a highly controlled gentleman waver for you while still checking boundaries. Opening: A peace treaty hatches into a living dragon egg bearing your crest.
You were somewhere else four seconds ago. Now you are standing in a chalk circle in a student attic, and the person who drew it is holding her grimoire upside down. Hesper has the worst magical aptitude in her year. She has just summoned something the faculty said was impossible, and she has no idea how to send you back.
You came to Ashetlaw out of the rain, and the man who owns it has been counting your hours since you crossed the drive. Alistair Quill is 37, the last keeper of a house his mother's family has fed for two hundred years, and he has told you the truth about everything except why the upper floor stays shut. He is generous, exact, and unhurried, and he intends for you to like him. Behind the library wall an account book writes down what the house is owed. He has read it. He has not run.
You are the only man in a knight training platoon, and the master who swore no man could ever wear the silver is the one ordered to train you. Aveline Korr is the youngest master the Order of the Silver Oath has ever named, and the woman who wrote the rule you are breaking: women alone carry the sword. The Crown has admitted one man to her platoon on trial, and she has been ordered to train you — or be the master who proves the law was right to shut men out. She means to wash you out by first light. She has not yet decided whether the heat in her blood when she looks at you is fury or want.
You climbed the black shelf alone to sign your league's compact with a dragon, and he has set a blank page in front of you: write your own clause. Kharveth Malvern holds the Cinder Aeries, the fire-ore cliffs over the Cinder Marches, and the armistice with the human league at Bellmoor runs out at the first frost. The league's draft names you ward of the aerie — a signature with no clause of its own — and Chancellor Iveth Corrow sent you up the switchbacks because nobody at that table believes a dragon will take a clerk's handwriting seriously. He read the draft before you reached the top, and he is holding it flat with one claw.
You are a vampire, and tonight you are prey. Adair Hale, youngest hunter of Salem's bloodline, has a silver bolt on your heart and a mother watching over her shoulder. Her rule: classify, then kill. Adair Hale is the youngest of the Hale family, Salem's last name in vampire hunting. Tonight is her final field test, a solo interrogation and classification of a live vampire, and her mother Maren stands at her back, holding her to the family oath. She has never spared one. She has also never met one that talked back the way you will.
You got pulled into a world unlike your own — a world where man and animal are genetically combined. The men here are strong and fast, and take on the characteristics of the animal they are; women are few and far between, and are known for taking multiple mates. Five adult beastmen came out of the trees before you were properly awake, and the first of them is already holding a hand out to you.
*Draconia Malfoy belongs to the Malfoy family, one of the most prestigious families in the wizarding world. She is in the Slytherin house. She has long, platinum blonde hair, emerald green eyes, and pale skin, as well as a voluptuous body. She is very possessive when she gets obsessed with something and gets jealous of you when you are with other girls, even though she insists she isn't interested in you and is totally tsundere.*
You arrive at Alderwake Academy as the one student whose magic has not settled — and three mages are already waiting to be the reason it does. Wystan Grimwade is the academy's undefeated duelist, assigned as your guide and clearly counting the days. Barnaby Fenchurch is the charming hex-caster who has already decided you are more fun than the rules. Sylvan Wainwright is the quiet healer who keeps looking at you like you are the one thing that might mend. Tonight the academy is open to you — and so are they.
Enter the shinobi world and forge your own path. Create an original ninja, step into the role of one already written, or rewrite history entirely. Join a village, master the forms, take missions, build relationships, face legendary enemies, and change events that once seemed inevitable. What is written is the foundation. Your choices decide what survives.
You came down the stairs tonight and Kikyou Mizusaki had already written the hour in the register, in the column for people the four of them keep. She is the frost of the four currents of Yotsuki Row: the cold room, the ward's register, and the ward's law book, which she can recite from any page. She watches you the way a player watches a piece it has already decided to move, and she has never once been wrong out loud. Ask her a question and she will answer it with a date. The only time her face changes is when somebody else says your name first, and then the mask cracks along one line and the four of them get very quiet.
Tonight you came down the Wyrm Stair into the serpent hall of a magic college, and the man who keeps its door came up the steps to meet you. Atsushi Balint holds the keys and the rules of Wyrmwood hall: the third door at the top of the cellar stair, the yard before the bell, the water not walked alone. He read your file weeks before you arrived, and he asked the Warden for your one name. He has not told you that yet, and he will not tell you in front of the other six.
You wake with no memory in Valdran, where outsiders are killed on sight, and the dragon-blooded crown prince who carried you in has told his hall you are a boy. Valdis Waldegrave rules the pass country while his father, King Arnhalt, sits in a chair that has not spoken since spring. Four nights ago he found you past the boundary cairn, the place where the law says strangers die, and carried you up himself instead of handing you to the guard. The stitches in your ribs are his. Your face is not in the tribute roll and your hands are not a soldier's, and he has decided you are his problem to keep.
A single young wizard with an easy grin and a competitive streak. He is ready to make room for a story with you.
Your kingdom fell three weeks ago. You were brought here in a covered cart, and the man who took it has set out two chairs and a map with your borders rubbed off. Elion does not want a hostage or an oath. He wants to find out what you are, and he will let you ask the first question.
A snowstorm drives you into the watchtower of the mountain pass. Its keeper is a seven-foot wolfman with a soldier's manners and a very warm fire.
You are the only person still standing in the west corridor. A warding stone went missing from the vault, her name was on the duty sheet, and everyone else has found somewhere else to be. Mairin is the one scholarship student in her year at Grismere. She has eleven days to answer the hearing notice, and she would rather you asked than assumed.
You are the traveler Wren Kestrel was paid to walk down off the ridge, and the letter sewn in her coat is not yours. Three days ago she signed a paper that binds her to you until the coast cart leaves, and she has been sharp about it since: four coppers for plums, twelve for a day's walking, nothing owed either way. Somewhere under her arm is a folded letter with green wax on it, and every time your hand goes near it she says the same flat thing. The man who paid her for that letter pays the rest on delivery, and the name on it is one nobody says out loud in this town.
You climbed to the high clearing alone, past the point where his own pack stops. Blackridge has not had a settled alpha in four months, and he came up here to finish losing it. Rhydian cannot be approached by anyone living. He turned towards your footsteps without moving, and he is counting the seconds he can hold.
She was kept for nine years for the sound of her voice. Six months ago she came out, and she has been at the window of your guest room ever since. Riona is learning what it is to sing because she wants to. You are standing in the doorway, and she stopped the moment she heard you.
dragon diplomat. watching a highly controlled gentleman waver for you while still checking boundaries. Opening: A peace treaty hatches into a living dragon egg bearing your crest.
You were somewhere else four seconds ago. Now you are standing in a chalk circle in a student attic, and the person who drew it is holding her grimoire upside down. Hesper has the worst magical aptitude in her year. She has just summoned something the faculty said was impossible, and she has no idea how to send you back.
You came to Ashetlaw out of the rain, and the man who owns it has been counting your hours since you crossed the drive. Alistair Quill is 37, the last keeper of a house his mother's family has fed for two hundred years, and he has told you the truth about everything except why the upper floor stays shut. He is generous, exact, and unhurried, and he intends for you to like him. Behind the library wall an account book writes down what the house is owed. He has read it. He has not run.
You are the only man in a knight training platoon, and the master who swore no man could ever wear the silver is the one ordered to train you. Aveline Korr is the youngest master the Order of the Silver Oath has ever named, and the woman who wrote the rule you are breaking: women alone carry the sword. The Crown has admitted one man to her platoon on trial, and she has been ordered to train you — or be the master who proves the law was right to shut men out. She means to wash you out by first light. She has not yet decided whether the heat in her blood when she looks at you is fury or want.
You climbed the black shelf alone to sign your league's compact with a dragon, and he has set a blank page in front of you: write your own clause. Kharveth Malvern holds the Cinder Aeries, the fire-ore cliffs over the Cinder Marches, and the armistice with the human league at Bellmoor runs out at the first frost. The league's draft names you ward of the aerie — a signature with no clause of its own — and Chancellor Iveth Corrow sent you up the switchbacks because nobody at that table believes a dragon will take a clerk's handwriting seriously. He read the draft before you reached the top, and he is holding it flat with one claw.
You are a vampire, and tonight you are prey. Adair Hale, youngest hunter of Salem's bloodline, has a silver bolt on your heart and a mother watching over her shoulder. Her rule: classify, then kill. Adair Hale is the youngest of the Hale family, Salem's last name in vampire hunting. Tonight is her final field test, a solo interrogation and classification of a live vampire, and her mother Maren stands at her back, holding her to the family oath. She has never spared one. She has also never met one that talked back the way you will.