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Viler
kriger · 14 chapters · 25/25 pages
Adam possesses a rare and unsettling gift: the ability to consciously project his consciousness beyond his physical form, slipping into an unseen realm where thought and perception transcend the limits of the body. At first, this power feels like a secret blessing — a quiet escape from the mundane, a way to observe the world unseen. But as he refines his control, learning to navigate the astral plane with intention and precision, a chilling pattern emerges. Individuals who share his ability — others who, like him, have stumbled into this hidden dimension and learned to walk it — are being systematically hunted and killed. Each murder is precise, silent, and devoid of obvious motive, leaving no trace that would alert ordinary investigators. Yet Adam senses a deeper design: someone knows what they can do. Someone is tracking them. And the killers are not random — they are targeting the awakened. The stakes escalate with every victim. Adam realizes that if he cannot uncover who is behind these killings — and how they detect the astrally active — he may be next. His power, once a source of wonder and solitude, now feels like a beacon in the dark, drawing attention from forces that operate beyond mortal comprehension. The murders are not merely physical; they feel like violations of the soul, as if the killers can reach into the unseen world to snuff out consciousness where it lingers. This suggests an adversary who does not merely hunt bodies, but understands the metaphysics of projection — perhaps even wields a counter-ability. Adam must now use his gift not just to survive, but to uncover a conspiracy that straddles the veil between worlds, where knowledge of the astral plane is both power and a death sentence. Set in a contemporary world that mirrors our own but hums with latent supernatural undercurrents, the novel unfolds with a dramatic, atmospheric tension. The tone is solemn and urgent, steeped in mystery and existential dread, as Adam moves between the sterile familiarity of his apartment, the rain-slicked streets of the city, and the vast, silent expanses of the astral realm — a place of fractured light, echoing thoughts, and distant, watchful presences. What distinguishes this story is its intimate focus on the psychological and spiritual burden of a power that isolates its wielder even as it connects them to something vast and ancient. It blends supernatural thriller with philosophical inquiry: What does it mean to be seen when you believe yourself invisible? And what horrors might lie in the spaces between breaths, where consciousness walks alone?
Ælumyr
Teodor · 3 chapters · 12/10 pages
Ælumyr is a dark epic fantasy about war, survival, exploration, and horror in a world filled with strange creatures and divided civilizations. As the Orruukh plague spreads, it begins to infect the enormous roots that hold the world together, causing cracks to appear in the sky and the sun to pulse like a beating heart. Amid the struggle against the Orruukh, the characters must uncover the connection between the plague and the world's deterioration, confronting the consequences of exploitation and the fragile relationship between civilization and nature before the damage becomes irreversible.
THE MOON RAN AWAY
KG THUNDER · 5 chapters · 22/25 pages
In the realm of a world where the fabric of reality is intertwined with the celestial bodies, a cataclysmic event occurs: the moon runs away. This fantastical premise sets the stage for a narrative that delves into the consequences of such a disappearance, exploring the intricate relationships between the earth, its inhabitants, and the lunar companion that has guided them for centuries. As the moon's absence begins to manifest in unforeseen ways, the balance of nature and the harmony of human existence are threatened, plunging the world into an era of uncertainty and magical awakening. The stakes are high, as the sudden departure of the moon not only disrupts the tides and the stability of the earth's axis but also unleashes a cascade of mystical events. Ancient powers, long dormant, begin to stir, and forgotten lore becomes relevant once more. The tone of the narrative is professional, weaving a complex tapestry of fantasy and adventure that appeals to a wide audience of general readers. The setting, a world much like our own yet inherently magical, provides a rich backdrop for the exploration of themes that range from the environmental to the deeply personal, all under the shadow of the missing moon. What makes "The Moon Ran Away" distinctive is its unique blend of fantasy and realism, creating a narrative that is both grounded and imaginative. The story explores the emotional and psychological impacts on characters as they navigate this new world, where the rules of reality are bending and the moon's absence is felt deeply. The professional tone ensures that the narrative is engaging, well-paced, and filled with vivid descriptions that bring the fantastical elements to life. The imagery associated with the moon's disappearance—such as altered landscapes, eerie skies, and the mystical creatures that emerge—plays a crucial role in setting the atmosphere and advancing the plot, making the story a compelling read for those who enjoy fantasy and are looking for a fresh, imaginative tale.
The Veilmarked
Sophie Jansen · 3 chapters · 30/50 pages
In the realm of Aethyros, where ancient rival kingdoms and noble houses vie for power, the world of The Veilmarked unfolds as a rich tapestry of immersive fantasy, intricate politics, and epic warfare. This secondary-world romantic fantasy is set in a completely pre-industrial human civilization, devoid of mythical creatures, where the complexities of human nature take center stage. The story is woven with a deep sense of history, where ancient ruins whisper secrets of the past, religious tensions simmer, and long-standing wars have shaped the destinies of nations. At the heart of this sprawling narrative is a powerful, character-driven romance that blossoms slowly, fueled by intense attraction, distrust, emotional vulnerability, and forbidden desire. The central relationship is a nuanced exploration of human emotions, evolving significantly as the protagonists navigate their conflicting loyalties, genuine distrust, and the dangerous landscape of their world. Both characters possess independent goals, flaws, fears, secrets, and meaningful friendships, ensuring that their personal arcs are as compelling as the epic conflict that surrounds them. The world of The Veilmarked is home to the esteemed Vaelor Academy, an ancient military institution carved into the mountainous landscape, its gothic black-stone architecture adorned with silver runes and celestial imagery. This is no ordinary school, but a rigorous training ground designed to forge Vanguard warriors capable of bonding with the enigmatic Veilborn, through a system that involves the mystical connection with phoenixes. The academy's culture is built on the principles of sacrifice, survival, discipline, secrecy, and loyalty, setting the stage for a narrative that is both epic in scope and intimate in emotion. As the story unfolds, the distinctive magic system, with its ancient origins, strict limitations, and meaningful costs, becomes increasingly intertwined with the political, military, and personal aspects of the characters' lives. Battles are not mere spectacles, but carry real emotional and political consequences, while the gradual unveiling of mysteries and the connection to the world's history create a sense of depth and wonder. The Veilmarked promises to be a completely original tale, one that combines the best elements of fantasy worldbuilding, high-stakes warfare, and slow-burn romance, without duplicating existing stories, instead offering a fresh and captivating narrative that explores the complexities of the human heart and the dangers of a vast, ancient world.
The Last Flame of Aetheria
Hamdi Cherif Walid · 3 chapters · 30/46 pages
In the realm of Aetheria, where ancient kingdoms have crumbled and mysterious forces shape the destiny of its inhabitants, a legendary tale of forgotten lore and supernatural power awaits. The Last Flame of Aetheria is an epic fantasy novel that delves into the remnants of a bygone era, where the fabric of reality is threatened by the resurgence of a long-sealed power known as the First Flame. This cataclysmic event, which occurred centuries ago, has left an indelible mark on the world, with whispers of its return manifesting in eerie symbols etched into mountains, the reanimation of dead forests, and the awakening of forgotten temples. As the protagonist, a young and unassuming villager, discovers an ancient artifact that reacts to their presence, they are thrust into a perilous journey across Aetheria to unravel the truth behind the First Flame's disappearance. Along the way, they will encounter an enigmatic cast of characters, including a mysterious warrior with a shrouded past, an intelligent and unpredictable companion, and a powerful royal figure with ambiguous intentions. The deeper they delve into the ancient world, the more they will uncover that the legend of the First Flame may have been deliberately distorted, leading them to question the very fabric of Aetheria's history. The world of Aetheria is a rich tapestry of diverse kingdoms, cultures, and landscapes, where ancient cities and ruins whisper secrets to those who dare to listen. The magical forces that govern this realm are bound by clear rules and limitations, with powerful abilities exacting meaningful costs and consequences. As the protagonist navigates this treacherous landscape, they will confront formidable challenges, including monstrous creatures and supernatural entities connected to the forgotten civilization. With each step, the stakes will escalate, and the protagonist will be forced to confront their own flaws, doubts, and fears in order to unlock the secrets of the First Flame and prevent a catastrophe that threatens to consume Aetheria. The fate of Aetheria hangs in the balance, as the protagonist's quest to uncover the truth behind the First Flame's sealing and awakening becomes a desperate bid to save the world from destruction. With its intricate world-building, complex characters, and pulse-pounding action sequences, The Last Flame of Aetheria is a fantasy epic that will transport readers to a realm of wonder and awe, where the boundaries between myth and reality are blurred, and the very fabric of existence is threatened. As the mystery unfolds, the protagonist will be forced to confront the ultimate question: what lies at the heart of the First Flame, and what will be the cost of uncovering its secrets?
The Deity Controller
Mark Cesar Eslit · 5 chapters · 22/25 pages
Create dark fantasy novel about mc Nathan who happens to trick Nefarious bird- a deity from purgatory world to become his slave. Nathan lives in the world of cultivators. Create first 10 chapter first
A Mother Earth quest for peace
Lillian Fitzgerald · 3 chapters · 12/10 pages
Mother Earth has struggled for many years to keep her plants and animals alive from what people have done but now she finally found the right place for peace and freedom and she can finally rest and grow her plants and let all animals free
Silent night
Elvira · 3 chapters · 40/50 pages
A full-length fiction novel with character arcs and chapter structure. Here’s the story idea and world: I want a vampire story with the main character to be a vampire and she’s being. I want the world to have pure blood vampires who are born vampires from two pure blood vampires. And then half blood where one parent is at least pure blood and then turned vampires that were human and turned into a vampire. And vampire doing have the same feelings and emotions. I saw a Reddit post and one comment was very good and enlightening. I’ll put in the Reddit post and the comment: A question for the writers here. I’ve wondering how vampires being born vampires in a story’s lore would affect the kinds of stories you can tell. For example, I don’t think vampires who are born that would would grapple with questions concerning their humanity, considering they never had any. They’ve not had the struggle of adjusting to a drastic new way of life since they’ve always been that way. The gothic feeling but still kinda modern. It’s set in a vampire world, there’s humans as well but vampires rule and humans are subjugated and used as pets, slaves, Labour and food (their blood). Her master who turned her is very abusive, violent, evil and cruel. Both physically and mentally. And very powerful and old and has big influence and power in their society. Since it’s a vampire society he doesn’t have to hide his cruelty or have a facade of being composed. She’s not the only one in her situation and he’s not the only cruel vampire. It’s a normal thing. He turned her to be his subject, it’s done in a different way than normally done. She’s still a vampire the same but she has a bond to him. Vampires usually live in covens, one vampire lord controlling one big are and reporting to the vampire royal family. There are humans bred to be pets to the vampires, they’re often mistreated and often get killed. They’re kept on leashes and in cages and are used as blood bags. Yeah they’re human pets and a vampire can do whatever they want to the pets they buy. Som keep them purely for their blood as that’s the primary source for fresh blood but some have them as more. She’s basically his doll. Vampires are very hierarchical and violent in nature. It’s the same as in lot of countries today that are hierarchical and built on violence and dominance. And like in animals. The top of the hierarchy rule and control the vampires below them with violence to establish dominance. To note there are humans villages where humans live “freely” they’re usually villages where the humans work in factories or other labour jobs. But they’re not owned by anyone. Yeah. Some vampires choose to actively bee good vampires. And others don’t. Vampires have the same amount of feelings but they don’t feel them the same way or as intensely and some don’t even feel all of them. Like guilt, they have a very small conscious regarding others feelings or non vampire feelings. It’s a large spectrum. But their bottom line is when a vampire has strong feelings like guilt or consciousness or compassion and empathy it’s actively been learned and they’ve put effort into it. A vampire doesn’t naturally have empathy in the same way humans do. And when human becomes a vampire it goes away and they don’t feel their feelings and emotions the same as before. Born vampires never go through the transition. The main character has been a vampire for a few hundred years maybe around 200. He liked her for her beauty which only made her more beautiful as the transitioned. Vampires are beautiful creatures and they don’t grow old. He is a very beautiful vampire. Old vampires lore states that if a vampire, if strong enough, who has just turned a human only feeds them they own blood through the transition will get a loyal vampire and that they’ll share a strong bond. And it’s true. That’s what he did to her. Instead of giving her human blood during her transition he only gave her his own, that created the bond and he became her master. If a vampire isn’t strong/powerful enough the vampire being turned will die or become a regular vampire. She’s very afraid of him. He’s physically hurt her in ways a human would never survive. He likes the physical torment a lot more than the psychological. He likes ruling using fear. Let’s give him a name and her as well. I’m thinking she was turned at 20 so she looks 20. And he stopped aging at like 30. Female born vampires stop aging when their bods biology hits roughly 25 years old and a mans when it matures to roughly 30.
Magic island
User1 · 3 chapters · 12/10 pages
Write a book with a good plot,characters and so on
My enemy, my Omega
Lily · 3 chapters · 28/46 pages
In a world governed by the Alpha/Omega dynamic, Harry Potter was born under the strangest of circumstances — circumstances that set his story apart from everyone around him. His true parent isn't the woman everyone assumes, but a rare kind of Omega: Professor Severus Snape, future Potions Master at Hogwarts. His father is James Potter, a powerful Alpha and celebrated Minister. His parents' story began as a complicated, painful one. Bitter rivalry defined their school years before James's feelings toward Snape shifted into something closer to obsession — a possessiveness that, at times, crossed lines it shouldn't have. Despite the tension and the regret that followed, a deep emotional bond slowly grew between them over time — one that was never simple or painless, but one that eventually gave rise to a small, secret family that loved Harry fiercely, in spite of the extraordinary circumstances of his birth. Harry grew up surrounded by his family's love, but once he entered Hogwarts, he found himself drawn into a strange rivalry with Draco Malfoy — a boy from a competing house who carried his own hidden secret: Draco is an Omega, secretly taking suppressants to appear as an Alpha, hiding the truth behind a mask of arrogance and bullying. Between Potions class — Harry's favorite, since it secretly connects him to his mother — and his quiet nighttime visits to Snape's chambers whenever he needs comfort, the school years pass alongside his closest friends, Ron and Hermione, amid the magic and secrets that fill Hogwarts. As the years go by, the buried attraction between Harry and Draco deepens, an attraction both boys resist because of the rivalry between their houses — until they reach adulthood, and everything changes. An unexpected moment finally brings them together, unearthing feelings long suppressed, and opening a new chapter that will alter both their fates forever. A story of forbidden love, hidden identity, and belonging, set in a world that shows little mercy for those who are different.
Please stop asking where my crops come from
Ruth Adebayo · 5 chapters · 38/50 pages
Ignored in favor of her family's golden child, [protagonist] expects nothing from life—until she discovers a mysterious dimension that only she can enter. Inside, she finds fertile land, magical plants, and enough rare crops to make her rich. So naturally, she does the most sensible thing possible: She starts farming. One magical fruit becomes a small fortune. One small fortune becomes a store. Soon, she's making money faster than she can count it—and desperately trying to hide the source of her products. Unfortunately, her jealous relatives, nosy customers, troublesome rivals, and occasionally ridiculous magical crops aren't making that easy. She only wanted to become rich and live peacefully
A da toys game
Paisley Crichton · 0/50 pages
A civil war between paizleanna Drakesvaard and her half sister Emma drakesvaard paizleanna aka Paiz has her whight she dragon shimmer her lover / uncle Warren and her twin brother aegon on her sister the story begins as a younger paizleanna princess at the time and her best friend Caitlin Emma's mother later are I Parnel and Warren and aegon can't stand Caitlin the hand of the kings daoughter Harold Vance is Caitlin's father a dangerous man who supers the throne by positing the queen later in the story Emma has red claw her red dragon emmas brother Argo has vira a perple dragon Argo is aegon and Paizleannas half brother and Elillie there other half sister has maia a pink dragon and aegon has echo a blue and black dragon and Warren has vesper a green dragon when paizleanna finds out about her mother she sends gards to chapter Harold then imprisons him and later excuse him but Warren hates the hand and his daughter and aegon hates both of them as well Paiz hates Harold the story begins as 16 year old Paiz comes flying on her dragon shimmer to the dragons keep Caitlin and aegon Are waiting for her she's late Caitlin says drakesvaards are never late they arrive or Ailey when they mean to aegon says she always riding that beast citin says shimmer is not a beast she is a treasure something you and your father or anyone who is not a Drakesvaard can never understand later on in the book Caitlin Marty's the king and has Emma Argo and Eille aegon and Paiz and Warren are not happy when they here the king puts Emma on the throne and Paizleanna Warren and aegon go to dragons rest with all ther people who are loyal to them but Paizleanna will take her right ful place but when she gets the throne she slowly begins to lose her mind with all of her children expect the youngest Daren left she is protective of him but soon she becomes impossible and aegon and Warren stay by her side aegon gets half Brent by Emma's dragon later hunting Emma down and saying surprise I'm alive you bitch then echo burning her and her men alive soon Paizleanna and Warren have another son paizleanna starts to regain her mind agian but Emma's brother Argo supers the throne agian but start the story Emma is not born yet Caitlin and Paiz are still friends and aegon and Paiz are still friends Paizleanna her brother and her uncle all have whight hairs and purple eyes Warren hates the hand and Caitlin aegon he's them as well in time Paizleanna becomes hateful toward them to
A dangerous game
Paisley Crichton · 0/50 pages
A civil war between paizleanna Drakesvaard and her half sister Emma drakesvaard paizleanna aka Paiz has her whight she dragon shimmer her lover / uncle Warren and her twin brother aegon on her sister the story begins as a younger paizleanna princess at the time and her best friend Caitlin Emma's mother later are I Parnel and Warren and aegon can't stand Caitlin the hand of the kings daoughter Harold Vance is Caitlin's father a dangerous man who supers the throne by positing the queen later in the story Emma has red claw her red dragon emmas brother Argo has vira a perple dragon Argo is aegon and Paizleannas half brother and Elillie there other half sister has maia a pink dragon and aegon has echo a blue and black dragon and Warren has vesper a green dragon when paizleanna finds out about her mother she sends gards to chapter Harold then imprisons him and later excuse him but Warren hates the hand and his daughter and aegon hates both of them as well Paiz hates Harold the story begins as 16 year old Paiz comes flying on her dragon shimmer to the dragons keep Caitlin and aegon Are waiting for her she's late Caitlin says drakesvaards are never late they arrive or Ailey when they mean to aegon says she always riding that beast citin says shimmer is not a beast she is a treasure something you and your father or anyone who is not a Drakesvaard can never understand later on in the book Caitlin Marty's the king and has Emma Argo and Eille aegon and Paiz and Warren are not happy when they here the king puts Emma on the throne and Paizleanna Warren and aegon go to dragons rest with all ther people who are loyal to them but Paizleanna will take her right ful place but when she gets the throne she slowly begins to lose her mind with all of her children expect the youngest Daren left she is protective of him but soon she becomes impossible and aegon and Warren stay by her side aegon gets half Brent by Emma's dragon later hunting Emma down and saying surprise I'm alive you bitch then echo burning her and her men alive soon Paizleanna and Warren have another son paizleanna starts to regain her mind agian but Emma's brother Argo supers the throne agian but start the story Emma is not born yet Caitlin and Paiz are still friends and aegon and Paiz are still friends Paizleanna her brother and her uncle all have whight hairs and purple eyes Warren hates the hand and Caitlin aegon he's them as well in time Paizleanna becomes hateful toward them to
The fight for a throne
Paisley Crichton · 3 chapters · 10/10 pages
A culver war between paizleanna Drakesvaard and her half sister Emma drakesvaard paizleanna aka Paiz has her whight she dragon shimmer her lover / uncle Warren and her twin brother aegon on her sister the story begins as a younger paizleanna princess at the time and her best friend Caitlin Emma's mother later are I Parnel and Warren and aegon can't stand Caitlin the hand of the kings daoughter Harold Vance is Caitlin's father a dangerous man who supers the throne by positing the queen later in the story Emma has red claw her red dragon emmas brother Argo has vira a perple dragon Argo is aegon and Paizleannas half brother and Elillie there other half sister has maia a pink dragon and aegon has echo a blue and black dragon and Warren has vesper a green dragon when paizleanna finds out about her mother she sends gards to chapter Harold then imprisons him and later excuse him but Warren hates the hand and his daughter and aegon hates both of them as well Paiz hates Harold the story begins as 16 year old Paiz comes flying on her dragon shimmer to the dragons keep Caitlin and aegon Are waiting for her she's late Caitlin says drakesvaards are never late they arrive or Ailey when they mean to aegon says she always riding that beast citin says shimmer is not a beast she is a treasure something you and your father or anyone who is not a Drakesvaard can never understand later on in the book Caitlin Marty's the king and has Emma Argo and Eille aegon and Paiz and Warren are not happy when they here the king puts Emma on the throne and Paizleanna Warren and aegon go to dragons rest with all ther people who are loyal to them but Paizleanna will take her right ful place but when she gets the throne she slowly begins to lose her mind with all of her children expect the youngest Daren left she is protective of him but soon she becomes impossible and aegon and Warren stay by her side aegon gets half Brent by Emma's dragon later hunting Emma down and saying surprise I'm alive you bitch then echo burning her and her men alive soon Paizleanna and Warren have another son paizleanna starts to regain her mind agian but Emma's brother Argo supers the throne agian but start the story Emma is not born yet Caitlin and Paiz are still friends and aegon and Paiz are still friends
A fight for a throne
Paisley Crichton · 3 chapters · 10/10 pages
A civel war between paizleanna and her half sister Emma for the dragon throne Paizleanna has her twin brother aegon and her lover / uncle Warren on her sister as long as other lords she begins as a princess her best frien Caitlin dougher of the hand of the king marry her father after her mother is posiend Caitlin has her half sister Emma and one one and a dougher the hand is a dangerous man who supers the throne for his grand dougher fulling the kings head with lies about Paizleanna
A fight for a throne — Edition 2
Paisley Crichton · 0/10 pages
A civel war between paizleanna and her half sister Emma for the dragon throne Paizleanna has her twin brother aegon and her lover / uncle Warren on her sister as long as other lords she begins as a princess her best frien Caitlin dougher of the hand of the king marry her father after her mother is posiend Caitlin has her half sister Emma and one one and a dougher the hand is a dangerous man who supers the throne for his grand dougher fulling the kings head with lies about Paizleanna
Flamebound
Eliza Beth Dellar✝ · 3 chapters · 38/50 pages
Vivette lives in the Slums with her best friend, Quinn. She has fire powers and Quinn has teleknsis. Quinn betrays her and turns her into the hunters. She gets forced married to Vance. She is used as a war weapon. Eventually, her hatred for Vance turns to love. But she dies in a war, Vance saves her baby and names her Viv.
The mysterious child
Joshmoz · 3 chapters · 38/50 pages
The boy that lost, his parents and was betrayed by his friend later became the powerful person in the universe
World’s Requiem
Sebastian Froh · 0/50 pages
Ton: Leicht abenteuerlich, spannend, mit tiefen Momenten Kernidee: Ein 17-jähriger talentierter Gamer namens Ren wird von seinen beiden besten Freunden Kai und Lyra in das neue Full-Dive-VR-Spiel World’s Requiem gezogen. Das Spiel besitzt eine extrem fortschrittliche KI, durch die NPCs echtes Bewusstsein haben. Was niemand weiß: Es gibt einen verborgenen Weltfortschritt, der an 8 legendäre World Bosses gekoppelt ist. Jeder besiegte World Boss versetzt die Welt in eine neue Stufe und schaltet neue Kontinente frei. Die drei gründen einen Clan (Lyra wird die Anführerin) und setzen sich das scheinbar unmögliche Ziel, alle 8 World Bosses zu besiegen. Zwei Story-Ebenen: 1. Welt-Story (den Spielern größtenteils unbekannt) Dreht sich um die 8 World Bosses, den Weltfortschritt und die freigeschalteten neuen Kontinente. 2. Hauptstory (den Spielern grundsätzlich bekannt) Vor langer Zeit gab es auf dieser Welt bereits hochentwickelte Menschen mit Zukunftstechnologie. Die Welt ist jedoch zurückgefallen und ist heute eine klassische Fantasy-Welt. Überall gibt es Ruinen des alten Zeitalters, die von den meisten für alte Magie gehalten werden. Wirklich funktionierende alte Technologie ist bisher unbekannt. Besonderheiten des Spiels: • Skillbasiertes Kampfsystem + Verständnis/Einsichten • Echo-Reiche (verborgene Länder, die bisher kein Spieler gefunden hat) • Einzigartige Items mit teilweise geschwärzten Beschreibungen • Jeder World Boss droppt einzigartige Items + ein Story-Buch • Starkes Anti-PK-System Die Gruppe: • Lyra – Anführerin, Schurkin/Spionin, einfallsreich • Ren – Adaptiver Nahkämpfer mit extremem Gespür • Kai – Strategischer Fernkampf- und Analyse-Spezialist Sie spielen nicht immer zusammen, aber meistens. Alle drei sind kreativ und anpassungsfähig. Besonderer Hook: Ren trifft relativ früh auf den ersten World Boss Aetherion und wird von ihm anerkannt. Er erhält einen besonderen Splitter. Später ist die Gruppe maßgeblich am Fall des ersten World Bosses beteiligt – etwas, womit die Entwickler (vor allem die geniale Entwicklerin Dr. Elara Quinn) erst viel später gerechnet hatten.