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The Shattering, Chapter 33

Thragg... had no idea where he was.

When he tore the Rangdan’s head from its shoulders, a strange rift suddenly formed and swallowed the entire world that’d been their battleground – a rift with such power that Thragg hadn’t been able to escape it in time, especially since he’d been hovering at its very center, carrying the head of a god. The rift consumed everything and then... Thragg in yet another unfamiliar planet. At the very least, this one had a breathabl...

The Honored One, Chapter 37

Satoru breathed in and willed forth the formation of Cursed Matter – or, Wraithbone as the Aeldari referred to it. But, if he was being honest, ‘Cursed Matter’ made way more sense as a name. Whatever the case, Satoru knew the motions and had already memorized the steps in his head and so drawing forth a soul-shard from within himself was easy, needing almost no effort on his part. Next was the hard part, which was the implantation of form and purpose. The first time he did this, Satoru ...

A Guardsman's Game, Chapter 52

Despite the flames lighting up the mountainside and banishing the shadows away in dancing, flickering tongues of fire, none of the Orks really noticed us as we sneaked through the shear and utter chaos of their encampments. Massive bands of Ork Boyz clashed, screaming and roaring as they tore into each other with massive choppahs or blasted each other apart with their shootahs. It became impossible to tell which of them belonged to which settlement as the furious battles very quickly devolved...

The Cursed King, Chapter 25

After three hours of constant, wanton slaughter, stopped. A few meters away from him, drenched head to toe in the blood of xenos, stood Skarbrand, the red-skinned Cursed Spirit now sporting hundreds of wounds, each one healing slower than the others. They'd killed millions and millions, hundreds of millions even, and still the shroud that diminished his Cursed Energy output remained; hell, Sukuna was rather certain that they'd barely dented the shroud's intensity. Just how many of these thing...

The Bone King, Chapter 26

The room was dead silent, save for the occasional clink of armor as one of the Stark warriors shifted nervously. It was like I had just dropped a dragon egg in the middle of their feast and told them it was a new delicacy. Fear, awe, and a healthy dose of confusion rippled through the delegation. Lady Meera Stark, for all her bravery, looked like she was one bad joke away from shitting herself.


And, boy oh boy, did I have plenty of jokes.


"W-what sorcery is this?" one of...

Twisted and Accursed, Chapter 12

She screamed when she first opened her eyes. She screamed and screamed, and pulled her hair from her scalp, drawing blood and pain. Taylor screeched and wailed until her throat burned and she tasted copper. No. No. No. No. No. This couldn't be happening. She held herself tight and backed off to a wall. Still, from where she was, atop a building, the view of the ruins Sukuna left behind was plain to see. The ambient heat hurt her bare skin. And Taylor became distantly aware of the pile of ...

The Shattering, Chapter 32

Jadan breathed out slowly, her mind racing with the implications of the Hyperborean offer. The room they had been ushered into was modestly furnished, a sharp contrast to the grandeur of the Hyperborean meeting hall, which had been framed by stars and the void. This room was one of metal and stone. Her team sat in silence, each lost in their thoughts, the weight of the decision pressing heavily on all of them.

She broke the silence, her voice measured but urgent. "We need to dis...

The Honored One, Chapter 36

Reaper-Hunter Senshi recoiled as his senses were violently shocked with an onslaught of... nothingness. An overwhelming and absolute nothingness that, more than anything, reminded him somewhat of the presence of a Cullexus Assassin or a Sister of Silence, but... far greater than any he’d encountered before, because that hadn’t just been a hole into which Cursed Energy flowed but can overflow. No, that... energy, whatever it was, had been bottomless, an infinite darkness from whic...

A Guardsman's Game, Chapter 51

I reconstituted my broken form amidst the chaos I had ignited, the flickering flames casting eerie shadows across the Ork settlement. Pain was an abstract concept now, a distant memory of what it meant to be human. The plasma grenade explosion had torn through my makeshift wings, sending me hurtling to the ground like a meteorite. But within moments, my flesh was knitting back together, tendrils writhing and reshaping as if nothing had happened. It was a strange thing, I noted idly, to feel s...

Twisted and Accursed, Chapter 11

“More!” Sukuna howled with laughter and joy and amusement as Lung, who was now a flaming, towering behemoth of a creature, standing at over thirty feet tall, roared and rushed towards him, the Parahuman releasing enough ambient heat to slowly melt the buildings around them, stone and metal alike, hissing and turning into burning puddles. Everywhere, people screamed and shouted. And Sukuna was only vaguely aware of the other Parahuman specks that’d come to join in on their fun – or, to...

The Bone King, Chapter 25

"If it does not offend you, Lady Mormont, I would like to know how it is that you managed to drive out the Wildlings from Bear Island?" Lady Meera Stark, the hottest milf - maybe cougar – I've ever seen in my whole life, thus far, asked. And, goddamn, the way she spoke was just... woah mama. So, in conclusion, my dick hard. "When you sent the Raven to House Stark, we assumed the worst. But, it seems that, overall, you've maintained control over Bear Island, despite the loss of... y...

The Cursed King, Chapter 24

Sukuna frowned as he knelt down and picked up the severed head of the furious alien creature that attacked him the moment he stepped out of the drop pod. It was large and tall, its head the size of two Legionnaires put together. Its whole body was at least large enough to be bulkier than a transport ship, which was massive. It was slow and cumbersome, however, despite the fact that it appeared to move faster than its size would've otherwise allowed it to. It had six limbs, two of which ended ...

The Shattering, Chapter 31

It didn’t take her very long to realize that they were, in fact, nothing like the armored giants of the Imperium, the brutal Space Marines. No, the Hyperboreans moved in an oddly smooth manner, fluid and flexible – utterly unnatural, but in a different way. The first time she saw a Space Marine, she’d been struck with an odd sort of dread at the inhuman speed with which they moved, the sort of speed that should not have been available to them, given their immense weight and size. Her fe...

The Honored One, Chapter 35

“You’re fucking joking...” Satoru leaned back, closed his eyes, rubbed his eyes, punched the wall, groaned, ate a fruit, tore out a few bits of his otherwise perfect hair, ate another fruit, screamed into his palms, punched the wall again, and then sighed. Hovering across him, Kairos just looked... amused at his reaction. Perfectly understandable. Because not even Satoru was absolutely certain as to what the right reaction was supposed to be. He didn’t want to be rude; so, he just pic...

A Guardsman's Game, Chapter 50

Actually, I realized that I did not want to avoid the oncoming patrol for a bunch of reasons. Firstly, I needed as much biomass as I could get my hands on and these Orks carried a substantial amount of it. Secondly, my comrades weren’t going to see me if I unleashed quite a bit of my true power here. Sure, the Orks would scream and shout, and likely start shooting, but not even the other Orks were going to find that suspicious because that’s what Orks always did. Violence was, qu...

The Bone King, Chapter 24

(Rewrote it cuz the first one got axed by Patreon for some reason(?) not sure why)

"There have been... troubling reports from Essos." Visenya, his sister and spymaster, said as she walked into his chambers, carrying a stack of documents. Aegon roused from his stupor and nodded as he stood from his seat. He'd been reviewing a bunch of texts earlier, left behind by his great ancestor, which spoke of Valyrian traditions and customs, specifically related to the fostering and care of infant...

Twisted and Accursed, Chapter 10

The oni-masked shinobi became two but for a moment, a clone appearing a fair distance away from the position of the original. Was that the shinobi’s power? Odd. But nothing Sukuna hadn’t already seen before; the assassins from Iga were already legendary, even during his time, and they performed similar feats quite a lot of the time. But then, Sukuna mused as the “original” pulled the pins of the grenade bandoleer and exploded in a shower of fire and shrapnel, he might’ve gotten it w...

The Cursed King, Chapter 23

"Well, this should be very interesting," Sukuna smiled and raised a brow as he briefly skimmed through the reports that spoke of what little the Imperium knew about the planet below him. And, boy oh boy, did the Imperium know very little. First of all, this planet was declared lost even before the Men of Iron supposedly revolted. The only reason it hadn't been immediately reconquered by the humans was because they simply never got that chance. By the time it became known that the world of Mor...

The Shattering, Chapter 30

For the longest time, Jadan Nkash, High Admiral of the one and only remaining fleet of the Volimar Republic, had known that, somewhere out among the stars, somewhere amidst the vast oceans of space and time, lurked other human civilizations beyond her own. There were stories that came from the elder generations of a vast interstellar humanity, who’d once dominated the very stars in the galaxy. Until the day of the Great Reckoning, when mankind’s most powerful servants rose up against thei...

The Honored One, Chapter 34

Khaine’s abilities were straightforward, Satoru noted. Two concepts ruled the Aeldari God's power: fire and murder. This intrigued him, as he'd never encountered anything quite like it before. He was confident that not even Ryomen Sukuna knew about it. Khaine’s Cursed Energy had two faces – not just opposite aspects brought forth by Neutral and Positive Cursed Energy, but quite literally two distinct pools of Cursed Energy. One pool created the fire that now coated Satoru’s arm and sw...

A Guardsman's Game, Chapter 49

“That’s the Communications Jammer,” Markus pointed at a ramshackle monstrosity of metal and scrap at the peak of the tallest mountain on the entire planet. It was taller than any Hive City I’ve seen and wider too. There must’ve been thousands of Ork settlements around it, a whole ecosystem onto itself. The base of the mountain seemed to be green and fertile, which was unexpected as I’ve yet to see grasslands on Sylvia. If I had to guess, however, then the most likely reason for th...

Twisted and Accursed, Chapter 9

The funny thing that Taylor Hebert might not have realized was that Sukuna really wasn’t in the mood to be walking about just yet. Sure, it was nice. And, sure, it felt good to breathe in the cold air and feel it against his skin again. But, he hadn’t planned this. And, truth be told, he still wasn’t absolutely certain what made the brat think she could just jump out a window, fall thirty feet, and somehow still be conscious by the time she hit the ground. Nonsense.

The Bone King, Chapter 23

The moment I saw the Stark ships, I realized right then and there that I'd have to keep my skeletons under wraps – for now – just to make sure the wolf boys weren't scared off the moment they walked out of their ships. So, I had my undead minions hide in the woods, stopping their activities; it'd slow things down a lot, but it was no longer my problem, honestly. By my count, there were probably less than three hundred or so Starks – or Stark Representatives, at least – about to disemb...

The Cursed King, Chapter 22

"What... is this?" Horus's eyes were wide with curiosity and awe as he raised his left hand, which was set ablaze with potent Cursed Energies. Around him, the Luna Wolves Legionnes Astartes had similar expressions. He then turned to Sukuna. "Brother, this is the same power that you possess, is it not?"


Sukuna nodded, smiling as he analyzed the feel of Horus's Cursed Energy. Despite the bald man's proclivity for violence, it seemed like his Cursed Energy leaned closer to Positive Cu...

The Shattering, Chapter 29

“Do you think this is wise?” Sereen asked as they watched, from their high seats, the diplomatic delegates press the button that would send a simple data transmission to the aliens, a digital equivalent of a handshake. It was harmless and untraceable, completely safe. Argall designed the transmitter himself, made it so that it could never be traced. And, even in the unfortunate event that aliens were able to trace it back to Hyperborea somehow and that they wer...