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The story of Annatar a bastard born on dragonstone during the dance of the dragons.

Tales of what would have been if Roberts targaryen blood was a bit more assertive (OC mc with targaryen features)

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Rejected and sentenced to death, Professor Sato, a genius of his time, decided to escape alone to a remote island to continue his research on creating the ultimate monster. His efforts bore fruit two decades later in the form of his humanoid lizard monster, Asoka. Blessed with immense strength and fury, Asoka became a force of destruction for both enemies and allies alike. Meanwhile, Professor Sato’s old colleagues and friends, Professor Laurel and Professor Clarisa, also created their own monster under orders from the United Nations of Earth. Their creation, Sato, was labeled humanity's best weapon against monsters. With two opposing forces aiming for the same goal, who will triumph and become the ultimate monster? And what will they do when they realize the monster they nurtured will soon be the one to decide the fate of the world?

A guy who loves summer and hate winter and the guy who loves winter and hate summer

When people are transparent to each other, conversations are easy we chose who will hear us and who will not. What if transparency causes permanent brain damage will you be really speaking to others then?. Maybe not, this story has characters striving to know the truth their curious locks have only one key, they are not aware that this key is hard to read and get which has already been living in insanity. Will they be ever be able to discover the truth?, love and revenge have always created history, will they be able to get revenge?. Falling in love is never a choice and falling for same person will bring a disaster who will they follow the mind or the heart?.

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"Son, you should really give up on writing" -Father of Author "I know you paid me, but there's nothing I can praise about this garbage." -Someone paid to praise this garbage "You really suck at this." -Anonymous In despair from the negative feedback, the author sits down, gets out his candles and blood, and ritual summons a narrator. Unfortunately, the author is worse at picking a narrator than he is at writing.

Meet Evan, a thirty-something marketing analyst. His life in Manila is as average as it gets, wake up to the sound of honking jeepneys, scroll through endless emails, endure the daily train squeeze, order overpriced coffee, and wonder if he should finally start working out. Except, once a month, he transforms into a wolf. Honestly? It’s not as bad as it sounds. The first few times were painful, sure, but he learned to manage. He preps for it like someone meal-prepping for the week, lock the doors, stock up on food, and let the wolf do its thing. Spoiler alert, it mostly just wants to lie down and enjoy its meat treats. But life doesn’t always let you keep your comforts. One freak accident later (thanks to a loose bolt, because of course that’s how he goes), Evan wakes up not in a hospital, not in the afterlife, but in ancient Philippines. No skyscrapers. No Wi-Fi. No explanation. Just majestic waterfalls, warring tribes, and a whole lot of sharks. And if that wasn’t bad enough? The transmigration removed his lycanthropy. Will he get it back? Does he even want to? Join Evan as he navigates the untamed rivers, snakes and crocodiles lurking everywhere, and curtailing his shame at wiping his ass with a stone. Oh, and did I mention we might have flying-torso monsters? Maybe.