Can you recommend some works of Tim Maughan in science fiction?

In God of War 4, Kratos has a son named Atreus. They embark on a journey to scatter the ashes of Kratos' second wife on the highest peak in all the realms. Along the way, they face various monsters and gods from Norse mythology. It's a story of a father - son relationship growing while they battle their way through a dangerous new world.

The Emperor of Mankind could potentially have a very complex relationship with the Jedi. They would see him as a threat due to his authoritarian ways, but he might try to co - opt some of the more idealistic Jedi to his side. With the non - Force - using species, he could be either a benevolent dictator - like figure or a tyrant, depending on how the fanfiction is written. He would also have to deal with the various political entities in the Star Wars galaxy, and his relationships with them would be based on power dynamics and mutual interests.

I really like 'Duo's Discovery'. In this fanfiction, Duo begins to see Heero in a new light. It starts with a simple mission but then evolves into a story about their personal growth and how their relationship changes. The author does a great job of capturing their unique personalities within the context of the story.

One of Damond John's success stories is his brand FUBU. He started it from scratch in his basement. With his unique vision for urban fashion, he managed to turn FUBU into a global brand recognized for its street - style apparel. His ability to identify a gap in the market for fashionable yet affordable clothing for the urban youth led to this great success.

I think Spider - Man himself would be the most interesting. He's a young and relatively inexperienced hero compared to the Avengers. His different perspective and his unique powers like climbing walls and the spider - sense would add a lot of flavor to the story. He could also bring in a sense of humor and a bit of naivete that would contrast with the more jaded Avengers.

Taboo fiction short stories usually aim to shock or discomfort the reader to some extent. They might use vivid and grotesque imagery. Take 'The Yellow Wallpaper' as an example. It shows the mental breakdown of a woman in a rather disturbing way, with themes of female oppression and mental illness that were not so freely talked about in the past.

Once upon a time, the sun and the moon noticed each other across the vast expanse of the sky. The sun was attracted to the moon's quiet beauty, and the moon was drawn to the sun's vibrant power. However, their love was deemed forbidden. The reason could be that their functions in the universe are so distinct. The sun is the source of life - making plants grow, warming the oceans. The moon controls the tides and provides a soft light for nocturnal animals. If they were to be together, it could cause chaos in the delicate balance of nature. So, they can only steal glances at each other, forever separated by the rules of the cosmos.

Hermione might view Muggle fanfiction as an interesting academic study. She would be interested in the structure and the creativity behind it. Harry, however, might see it more as a form of entertainment. He would focus on the exciting parts of the stories.

There is a leapers ghost story from a small village. A local said that on a full - moon night, a leaper's apparition can be seen near the old well. The leaper seems to be searching for something, perhaps lost in the past. It's believed that this leaper was a young girl who fell into the well many years ago and her spirit still lingers there, leaping around the area of the well.

I'm not sure specifically what 'far away visual novel' is about as there could be many with that name. It might be about a story that takes place in a far - away location, perhaps a different world or a distant land, with characters and their adventures presented in a visual novel format.