Kamon Sunan, captain of the college dance club, despises Goya Rotri, known as the Harmonic Prince for his charm and talent. Goya's presence distracts the dancers and threatens their chances in a crucial competition. Fueled by frustration, Kamon seeks revenge with Ida's support. This has her juggling the competition and Goya more than she initially thought she would. As they navigate their emotions and the pressures of the dance club, Kamon's determination and the bond between Goya and Kamon may lead to something Kamon never saw coming.

Death has 7 lives they remember most God and Lucifer see Death get attached to their job too much and they’ve come to collect them death is the last soul on earth and the Big Men don’t know it’s him Prologue 7 chapters separate for each life 1st life = curiosity takes them and death experiences sadness for the first time 2nd life = they were busy during the wars but they felt their first burnout 3rd life = death experiences hatred for the first time as more and more people turn on each other 4th life = death gets a letter from god; congratulating them on their work for the past few millennia; Life also congratulates them; Death is bitter 5th life = death falls in love, or the closest thing to it 6th life = 2019-2020; the pandemic that polarized an already polar world, death stops reporting to heaven and hell; they are tired 7th life = Lucifer and God meet to discuss reasons why death, someone so punctual and responsible, has stopped properly doing their job. Death is currently taking care of a child; they want Life’s job. - 8th chapter: Lucifer and God find out about this and decide it’s too risky. But to take on Death? Something that has been in existence much longer than any of them? To remedy this, they end civilization. They don’t take on Death, they take on humanity. 9th chapter: civilization crumbles; people start getting sick again; natural disasters take out countries; governments call a global emergency but lives go away one by one as holy water rains from the sky to burn flesh and hellfire sweeps nations to finish the job. 10th chapter: Life comes to inform Death; who was scrambling to document, lead and lay to rest billions of souls. The two being the only true natural beings since the universe has started, Life looks out for Death (and begrudgingly vice versa). Death kills the child they were taking care of and inhabits her body. There’s a moment of sadness and it turns to anger. They want to save humanity. 11th chapter: Life sits back as they are no longer needed. It is no longer their job. But Life wonders why Death is so determined to do this. Why Death is so much more human than what they were supposed to be. Caring was foreign to Life. Since the universe came into being, Death and Life were given a job and they stick to it. If civilization goes away, it’s not like they would so why was Death so determined? 12th chapter: Civilization is ended within 2 weeks. God and Lucifer land on the remains of what once was and are surprised to see a little girl walking up to them. She was Death but God and Lucifer did not know that. God kindly asks her to kill herself for the sake of balance in the world and Lucifer tries to damn her soul only to realize she didn’t have one. 13th chapter: Death asks why and a battle commences between 3 of the 5 biggest forces of the universe (God, Lucifer, Death, Life and Time). They try to convince Death to accept it; it’s not like they’re out of a job or anything. They say something bad about humans and slander the little girl Death was caring for and Death snaps. Death leaves the body and fights them with all their being. God and Lucifer retreat as Life comes in to help Death. Fundamentally, to not defend life goes against Life. Ending chapter - Death and Life sit back to back after God and Lucifer have left. It reminds them of when the universe started a long time ago. Life looks at the little girl and gives her back her life. Time makes an appearance (they are to fix the damage that was done). They commend the efforts but one little girl’s soul will not bring back Civilization; Time can tell. But Life laughs, “as long as I exist, civilization can be rebuilt; humanity, however, is eternal.” Also, Time can literally just turn back but they’re a little slow. Epilogue - Time is convinced and says they’ll lend a hand the next time Heaven and Hell decide to end humanity. Total 15 chapters Death is death -- they/them pronouns will be used

Everyone has a number. Your number changes as you speak but the higher the number, the more honest a person is. Everyone has a color. Out of green, red and purple, green is truth, red is lie and purple is fiction. Not the whole truth. Effe has had this power for a long time and she uses it to do good. Working along side a few other people with special powers, she keeps the lowest evils at bay. It is, after all, only her and Finn. She needs to make sure that the world is good enough for Finn to live in.

When the heavens saw that humans were getting too big for their own good, too greedy, too selfish -- twisting humanity, the King of the Heavens sent Justice and Judgment down to fix the situation. Judgment took with her Var, Nemesis and Inanna and was reincarnated throughout the west of Earth while Justice took with her Ala, Kali and Nanshe and reincarnated throughout the east of Earth. All different beings and influential people throughout time and history. But Justice made a mistake. See, she and Judgment were always together. Justice is non-biased and a little more passive than her counterpart because Justice was created to weild all fields. Judgment, however was decisive. If something was...well, unjust, it was Judgment who made sure Justice did her job. When they were finally reincarnated properly (except, maybe, with one or two more mishaps), Justice and Judgment are one person who does very good work on earth. This book tells their tale on earth during the Tang dynasty as one of the first women judges with some awkward flirting with a bodyguard.

ummmmm this is a memoir and you're probably gonna be doing a lot of these because journaling is weird for you but you need a way to learn self-compassion and if this ain't it bitch you need to figure it out cause this vicious cycle cannot keep happening --- This one will be about sophomore year of high school because you can't seem to move on from that time period and are still using it as an excuse to get out of things or make yourself sound valid and idk why but it's embarrassing af to bring up to Sarah so write about it and validate your feelings so you can stop milking an event that happened in 2018. Also buy your brother a photo album for his birthday for his Jujutsu Kaisen stuff. --- The next one will be about your freshman year of high school -- from your pho place, to the laundromat, to how semester 1 sucked and semester 2 was just as bad and how karate and guitar and art commissions and lessons are just ways to keep you busy. --- Maybe write about the cool people you've met. - Vy - Ruby - Xaiyne - Cadear - Scarlett (had problems with her but there were still some things she made me recognize) - Sarah (send her a gift on therapist appreciation day) - Karate instructors (Mr. Santiago & Ms. Kari)

I'm damned to misfortune. My good intentions always seem to backfire, leaving everyone around me in a mess. I died that day when I made the decision to never see him again; It was straight out of one of those cheesy magical girl movies where the heroine dramatically chops off her hair and reinvents herself. Except, I didn't go that far—I didn't even change my name. The past five years have been... alright, I guess. I've settled into my job, found some cool friends, and even dabbled in therapy for good measure. So why the hell did he have to show up again after 5 years claiming he's changed too? Why the hell do I believe him?