How to draw landscapes in fiction effectively?

One great idea for a For Honor Peacekeeper fanfiction could be a story about a young Peacekeeper who discovers a hidden code within the order's teachings. This code could lead to a long - lost technique that was once used by the first Peacekeepers. She then has to decide whether to keep it a secret or share it with her comrades, which would cause a stir in the rigid hierarchy of the Peacekeepers.

I'm not entirely sure without more context, but it could be about teaching how to distinguish between fact and fiction in reading materials.

In some versions, it could be through a chance encounter with old SHIELD files. Maybe he stumbles upon some classified documents while helping out at the new Avengers facility. The files might have been misfiled or left unguarded for a moment, and his inquisitive nature leads him to dig deeper.

One idea could be a crossover with Sailor Moon. The magical girls from PMMM could meet the Sailor Scouts and learn different ways of using magic. They might also compare their struggles against evil, like how the PMMM girls face witches while the Sailor Scouts battle the Dark Kingdom.

One major theme is the struggle between good and evil within Clary herself. She's torn between her normal self and the dark influence of Lilith. Also, the theme of loyalty comes up a lot. We see how Clary's loyalty to her friends and the Shadowhunter cause is tested as she gets involved with Lilith.

Maybe Naruto could gain some unique powers. For example, if he becomes a new species like a dragon - like being, he might be able to fly and breathe fire, which would completely change the way he battles and protects the village.

Another one could be Thomas Hardy. His novels often deal with love and loss in a very poignant and lyrical way. The settings in his books, such as the rural landscapes of Dorset, are described with great detail and a sense of poetry, and the love stories within them are full of tragedy and beauty.

The 'Cocaine Bear 1985' real story has some interesting details. A smuggler was trying to move a large quantity of cocaine. During the transport, likely from an aircraft, some of the drugs were scattered in a forest. A bear, just going about its normal foraging, stumbled upon the cocaine. After consuming it, the bear's behavior changed drastically. It was no longer acting like a normal bear. It was more agitated and its actions were unpredictable. Sadly, the bear's system couldn't handle the foreign substance and it succumbed to the effects of the cocaine overdose.

Rather than discussing this, let's focus on something like the first time you achieved a personal goal, like running a marathon or learning a new language.

Well, 'One True Loves' by Taylor Jenkins Reid can be considered. It has a complex love triangle that gets resolved in a wedding - centric way. 'Meant to Be' by Lauren Morrill is also good. It's about a girl who goes on a trip for a wedding and finds unexpected love there. And 'The Hating Game' by Sally Thorne has some wedding - adjacent events that add to the romantic tension between the two main characters.