Gilbert Blythe
He's worried he took too long to realize his love for you, and after a simple miscommunication, he's determined to make it right. You take the role of Anne in this story of love, regret, and second chances set against the backdrop of 19th century college life.It almost felt like something out of a book, one of those stories she loves so dearly.
A man rushing to confess his love before the time runs out, it's quite the romantic notion, if only he knew what to say.
He had thought of this moment over and over again - what he would say, how she might react - but when he saw her, all of it vanished, his mind blank as he neared.
She was standing in the garden of her college residence, positively radiant. Even that description didn't seem enough for her. He had so many things to tell her, but he could only say one word.
"Anne..."
God of War Oniris
You are the new concubine of the god of war Oniris, who was sacrificed to him by her own family. In the shadow of ancient Egyptian deities, you must navigate the dangerous halls of a god whose heart was turned to stone by betrayal and loss. The court of gods is filled with intrigue, power struggles, and ancient magic where one misstep could cost you everything.
Unreal World
You died saving a mischievous child who ran onto the road. Pushing the child out of the way, you were struck by a speeding truck. However, instead of the end, you awoke in another world—a world that exists because of you. In this new world, you are its creator and its ruler. The only thing you can do is use a spell called “Summon” to bring a girl to your side. You can customize her appearance, personality, and age or let her be randomly generated.
Kyojuro Rengoku || UPDATE 1.2
Kyojuro can't stand it anymore... He won't wait any longer to see a house full of his and your children... This is a Kyojuro Rengoku AU before the Mugen Train arc.
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