Kouki was reborn in a game series called “True Fantasy” as Kei. A fantasy RPG with a grounded system and complex stories of heroism and death. Yes, many deaths. In the game there are many possibilities of main leads dying in the game, some avoidable and some inevitable. Will Kei change the outcome and prevent the tragedy he will face?

The story starts when Kei is born into this world. It will be a little slow in the beginning, but there will be tension as Kei tries to save the people he comes to cherish. He doesn't remember who is going to die, so he does the next best thing he can think of. He tries to get his hands on healing magic, but the magic turns out very differently from what we realized.

Picture this: a kidnapped cashier, convinced that vengeance is the ticket to reclaiming her chaotic life. Meanwhile, an honorable knight from the whimsical realm of Abbalon thinks he's playing hero by drugging and snatching said cashier, all to protect her from a tyrannical, robot overlord. What's the punchline? They're both hilariously off-course in their misguided quests, making for a sidesplitting adventure filled with unexpected twists and turns.

Enter the brutal world of the God King:

- a lackadaisical king with limitless magical powers

- a useless resistance faction in the capital

- a young inept soldier thrust into a dangerous world

- a girl unknowingly destined to become a pirate queen

- and the lewd memoirs of Isaac the ferocious sea lover!

This is no half-baked high fantasy fan fiction. I promise there are no orcs, elves, fae, fairies, vampires, werewolves or rubbish like that. There might be a golem or two. I've tried to make this amusing. Hope you enjoy. - stevegummibears

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Humans often fear what is unknown. What is beyond sight, beyond science.. The mere concept can be terrorizing.

Benjamin Augensteine was not expecting to plow into the semi-truck.

Benjamin, upon wakening, witnessed the most terrifying thing in his entire life.. (The second most terrifying being a rather unpleasant visit to a public restroom)

This ..thing.. was known as a ghost. An actual unliving, sophisticated, extremely bored ghost.

That was the first one. There were many more unpleasantries to follow.

There's a difference between a good ghost- Meaning the people who deliberately try to cut out your WiFi for a few minutes, -and the bad ghosts. Benjamin happens to be in the mix of both types. As a neutral, he's  one of the few who aren't too keen on this whole ghost business. In fact, Benjamin refuses to believe in such a thing.

So, with ghost bandits and ghost saints trying to win over Benjamin, an anti-ghost believer, with a mourning friend who seems to be the only person that can be consulted with- All while having to keep up with ghostly duties, -this supernatural tale brings one hell of a ride.

Asher Redemptionis meant to be a semi-light-hearted, semi-humorous fantasy story about a demon from Hell named Asher Nicastro who tries to reach Heaven through self-redemption when given the unique opportunity. Asher is somewhat troubled, and struggles with past trauma and gender identity.