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Clarence Delarosa, a former dragon knight, and currently holed up in a Frosty turreted fortress he'd created to avoid being found, had been the victor of several battles for many different kingdoms, empires, and nations only to watch them fall to ashes throughout the centuries. He'd reached a point where he just wanted to be solitary. However, there was a crazy and obsessed crown prince, Deckert Jesso, from the Bellonia Empire, who was determined to find him. Not only that, but he also brought a delegation of trackers who were elites in their skills. One of them was a man named Chester Jesso, who was also considered a prince of the Bellonia Empire. However, he was neutral in contrast to the crown prince, who often threatened to kill Chester if he didn't follow Dekert. Chester had no reason to help the crown prince, but he'd known about Clarence's hideout for a while. Even though Dekert schemed to seduce the dragon knight into his bed, Chester wound up with Clarence. Now, the two were on the run from a murderous crown prince and were assisted by Chester's twin brother, Firenze, who was furious at being dragged along into the mess. Now the only question remained, would any of them survive the obsession of that nutcase crown prince Dekert Jesso and make it to a neutral zone safely?

How does one survive on an island infested with man-eating monsters? Figure out where to hide? Make a raft that can hold one or two people at most, and get the hell off the island. Then, hope for the best when making landfall on a much more inaccessible peninsula and pray it doesn't have more of those man-eating monsters. However, that's when Colton Malta's luck really ran out. He discovered he'd gone from a modern-day world to something from a novel or a manga. In fact, he recognized the setting. Delusions abound, and characters come to life that he'd only read about in comic form. For those people, the world they worked and lived in was real. Colton, on the other hand, just wanted to figure out what happened to him and the other people who'd been thrown into a lifeboat and left to die. That's when he encountered someone who knew him from his distant childhood past when he was a naïve youngster. Kellen Jaeger. Similar in age to Colton, he remembered him well. However, life had altered them both, and not for the better. Now, they had to cooperate or possibly die without returning to the world they'd come from.

The first sign of life having gone downhill was the debtors that finally caught up with Thera Tae-Jun and his five siblings. Second, they wound up in some jerk's basement prison. Third, their deaths were filled with pain and terror. That was in 2024, somewhere in the United States on Earth. After he and his siblings died, Tae-Jun discovered he'd been thrown into a new timeline that was nothing familiar. He was in 2041—well, other than auditions for becoming an idol. Hold up, what? An Idol? What is this whacked-out situation? Confusion reigned as a transparent window appeared before his blurred eyes. His vision sucked. "Welcome to the Idol World of the Draconian continent Voldage, state Zhyphrese, and planet Grimoire, Thera Tae-Jun. You've joined one of the oldest dragon families. To survive in this world, you must excel in some department of entertainment showbiz. Whether you solo or become part of a group, it doesn't matter. Just succeed and introduce musicality, acting, or showbiz into Zhyphrese." Great. While Tae-Jun knew about the entertainment idol life, he hadn't even dreamed of becoming one. Now he had to become an expert and introduce showbiz to a culture that knew nothing about it? Not only that, but his siblings also came into this world. So where were they?

What should one do when realizing they'd gone for a unique sailing experience but in a seriously altered setting instead? Well, at first, Kaemon Frell freaked out. He hadn't anticipated this happening when he would sail for the first time in roughly a decade. Nor had he anticipated finding himself in a surreal location where ancient statues stood watching all the other humanoids. At least, he thought that's what they were, also looking around in bewilderment. Plus, what's this? Had he gone back to being a ten-year-old kid? Ugh, this was something other than something Kaemon wanted to experience again. Also, a childhood friend turned bully, Nashtal Tani, looked vastly different. She seemed equally baffled and frightened. Had she lost her memories, unlike him? Nashtal didn't look at him with hatred or superiority. Still, it was as if he were a complete stranger she'd never met before. However, was he the only one who seemed to recognize her? Awkward. Now, Kaemon and Nashtal had a true challenge to overcome and survive. The problem was that they'd grown up in a world that didn't revere deities. So now they had to learn quickly what these deities were capable of before they chose one to bind with.

Give it up for a misanthropic anti-hero of a teen protagonist who hates humanity in general. Grifton Tinroy, a draconic/humanoid hybrid as well as abandoned orphan. He's just trying to survive man, and do so in a comfortable way.

This tale follows the lives of a mother, Davina Glasson, and several children. Although some lives are snuffed early due to bad choices, others start out anew, literally from infancy. The children suffer through multiple trials and tribulations as they begin an unexpected journey to adulthood and the difficulties they meet on the way. They also explore what exactly the term suburban conjures in the minds of adults and adolescents alike as they begin forging their paths and careers ahead of them in their home continent, Barat, and the Republic of Shantu. Within this ever-changing pattern of landscapes shifting with the unpredictable tides, and earthquakes, a young group of siblings make their way into adulthood and find all kinds of adventures lying in wait for them. The first individual whose short tale will unfold is the mother, Davina Glasson, who gives an opening notion of what is in store for the children.