This story follows a young man who spent 19 years immersed in fantasy novels, always wondering what would happen if advanced technology were introduced into a magical world. On his nineteenth birthday, he tragically dies in an accident—only to be reincarnated into a realm filled with magic, dungeons, and beasts. Join him on his journey as he carves his own path, overcomes challenges, and shapes his destiny in this extraordinary new world. Stay tuned for his adventures and triumphs!
An Ark Story Part 1 described preparing the Ark to shelter 1.4 million people from the meteoroids and virus that would kill 95% of Earth's population. Part 2 describes the Arkians' preparation to return to the surface, how they deal with the people who were left on the surface, and their struggles to create a new society. The story covers the Arkians' first year on the surface. Reading Part 1 first is strongly suggested. The story's real action begins around Chapter 4.
The idea for this story has been bouncing around in my head for a while now and I finally was in a situation where I felt compelled to actually write it. The basis for the story is the song by the same name "One Boy, One Girl", by Colin Raye. So the idea and all lyrics quoted are credited to him and his songwriters. It may help to listen to the song before reading this story.
A Thank You Note Story This was just another routine patrol through the hinterlands of Iraq. This was the sort of thing that happened when the excitement of the original conquest had faded, and the main point was trying to stay alive until it was time to go home. Sometimes staying alive depends on the quality of the equipment and sometimes it depend on the men using the equipment, but, usually, it depends on both of them working together.
In the third installment of the Austrian baron Wilhelm von Sternburg pimping the fourteen-year-old ripe and randy--and now highly experienced--American-English boy, Gabriel, to enhance his munitions manufacturing deals in the Europe of 1935, the baron gives Gabriel to two Wehrmacht generals and assorted other men at his Austrian chalet.