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Tantrik black magic is often part of superstition and not based on scientific facts. However, some people claim to have 'experienced' it. One story could be about a person who thought they were cursed by a tantrik. They claimed to have strange nightmares and bad luck continuously. But it could be just psychological as when they sought help from psychologists and changed their lifestyle, things got better.

There are several key elements. First, Neltharion's position among the Dragon Aspects which made him a prime target for the Old Gods' corruption. The Old Gods' whispers that gradually eroded his sanity and turned him towards evil. His physical and mental transformation into Deathwing, changing his appearance, behavior, and goals. Also, his actions such as forging the Dragon Soul, an extremely powerful and dangerous item, which was a significant part of his plan to bring chaos and destruction to Azeroth.

Love and lust are common themes. Royal mistresses often engage in passionate affairs with the royals, driven by both physical attraction and the allure of power.

The first clear use of stopping time in a more modern sense in fiction is difficult to pinpoint precisely. But a notable early example could be in some pulp fiction stories from the early 20th century. These often had characters with extraordinary powers, and some had the ability to stop time. This was a way to create exciting and unique scenarios for the readers, where the hero could act without the normal constraints of time passing, often used to solve a mystery or defeat a villain.

One interesting story could be about Naruto using latex - made ninja tools in a unique way. For example, he might create a latex - based shield that can also transform into a weapon. It could add a new and creative aspect to his combat style.

One well - known work is 'Dune' by Frank Herbert. It has elements of a new, complex mythology within a science - fictional universe. The Bene Gesserit with their special powers and the prophecies about Paul Atreides are somewhat like a new form of mythos.

Naruto is definitely one of the most popular characters. His energetic and determined personality makes him a central figure in many fanfictions set in Konoha High School. He's often the one getting into trouble and then finding solutions.

There could be a fanfic where Naruto becomes an Immortal God and then has to deal with the consequences of his newfound immortality. For example, he may see all his friends pass away while he remains, leading to a very lonely existence at first until he finds new purpose in mentoring generations of new ninjas.

One popular vampire - based romantic novel is 'Twilight' by Stephenie Meyer. It tells the story of Bella and Edward, a human - vampire relationship filled with passion and danger. Another is 'Interview with the Vampire' by Anne Rice, which delves deep into the complex emotions and experiences of vampires. 'The Vampire Diaries' novels also have strong romantic elements as it follows the love triangle between Elena and two vampire brothers.

Well, 'The Sandman' by Neil Gaiman is a visually stunning graphic novel. The art varies across different volumes but is overall very captivating, from the dreamy landscapes to the unique character designs. 'Maus' by Art Spiegelman is another. It uses a simple yet effective rodent - based visual metaphor to tell the harrowing story of the Holocaust. And 'Bone' by Jeff Smith has charming and detailed art that has attracted readers of all ages.