Bonnie is back in a new universe. In this tale (we will hopefully complete) Bonnie has to survive Christian nationalists, eldritch horrors, nihilistic occultists, and the ups and downs of the porn industry. We will make you question God and Man in a good way!

Title: The Causality Protocol Logline: When a cynical temporal agent is tasked by his enigmatic handler to hunt down the universe's most wanted man, he is pulled into a dying future where he must confront temporal ghosts, a civilization in ruins, and the devastating truth that his target’s crimes are tied to his own predetermined death. Act I: The Bureaucracy of Time The story opens not in a shiny sci-fi lab, but in a claustrophobic, dimly lit bureaucratic office of the Temporal Vanguard. Simon, a seasoned field operative who masks his trauma with sarcasm and a trademark headband, has just returned from what he thought was a deep-cover assignment. He is called into the office of his Handler—a woman he initially believed was just another undercover rookie, only to discover she is actually a high-ranking director pulling his strings. The atmosphere is tense. Simon tries to deflect with humor, but she cuts him off: “I didn't call you to discuss monkey business.” She hands him his new, off-the-books mission. The objective is to track down James, labeled the most dangerous temporal criminal in the universe. James isn't just altering events; he is collapsing entire timelines. For the time being, Simon is being pulled from standard ops to hunt this ghost. Act II: The Temporal Wasteland Using a Vanguard Chrono-Drive—a brutal, painful machine that tears the user through the fabric of reality—Simon jumps to the coordinates where James was last detected. He arrives not in a functioning society, but in a chronological graveyard. The sky is gray with temporal ash, and the ruins of a city stretch into the horizon. Here, he encounters "Temporal Echoes"—shadowy, silhouette-like figures of people whose timelines have been fractured.

In a continent divided into 5 nations there is only one thing holding the fragile peace together; the allocation of the holy blessings, a power bestowed by the gods themselves. Our story follows Touma, a young boy who loses everything at the whims of the blessed. Vowing vengeance, he sets out to take his revenge – one false god at a time.

In a world entwined with supernatural beings, gods, and extraterrestrial entities, the enigmatic Vamtals emerge as architects of reality. Led by Hier Kisean, a half-breed of human and Vamtal lineage, their silence amidst Earth's turmoil is shattered by whispers of an impending intervention. As Earth teeters on self-destruction, Hier Kisean embarks on a personal odyssey to safeguard humanity. In a cosmic drama transcending epochs, the tale of Hier Vamtal unfolds, which defies time and space.

In a world where demons, gods, and mortals can never stand shoulder to shoulder, three manage to find a common ground: Fenrir (Big Bad Wolf with amnesia), Himeros (a minor god cast out of Olympus), and Psyche (an anomalous mortal maiden). Together, they go on a daring quest to further their individual goals (and maybe save the world from an apocalyptic monster). Will their differing backgrounds be their strength? Or their greatest weakness? [UPDATES: Every 15th and 30th of the month]

God has requested to find 18 humans to participate in The Grand War. These humans will battle each other in a one vs one battle to the death where the winning human will be rewarded with a second try in life. With this reward the participants will try their best to win in this Grand War by any means. Who will win in their battle? Who will be rewarded? Who will triumph in the end? “Who knows? You just have to find out for yourself.”

Five years after a life-changing lab accident, "brothers" and co-owners of the same soul, Deno and Eno try to live their lives as normally as possible. That normalcy is turned on its head, however, after a corrupt titan-sized politician sentences them for a crime they don't remember committing. Now they're at his beck and call, attempting to balance the fate of the multiverse alongside their pre-existing lives. How long can they keep up the balancing act? And what would happen if it all comes crumbling down?