GiGihh

[COMPLETED] What if... After the battle Walt/Anubis didn't come back to talk to Sadie? One year. A year has passed since the war against Apophis. And each followed a different path. Carter and Zia are together in Brooklyn. Amos is happy in Egypt. But this story concerns none of them. Walt/ Anubis disappeared without a trace and Sadie returned to London to live with her grandparents. But what would you say if you knew Walt/Anubis had been spying on Sadie all this time? In this story narrated exclusively by Walt/Anubis, you will discover the biggest madness experienced by our favorite blonde. Mainly love confusions...

Melodie

Everything happened because of the gods. And it's not like they didn't know, they did. Not that it was their fault, no, they're just responsible. It makes sense? Of course. That's why everything needs to be explained from the beginning. It all started with a prophecy and an oath, right after the Second World War, but that's another story. Look there for journal 26. This is the story of how the gods destroyed everything, including themselves.

kagomechan

Anubis, the Egyptian death god of mummification, a few years ago fell in love with a mortal named Sadie. After various dangers and challenges she got into, a lot has changed. When they met, Sadie was only 12 years old but time passed, Sadie got older, and he didn't. Noticing her aging and him frozen in time, the god decided to give up immortality. And now, as if giving up an infinity of years wasn't proof enough of love, life goes on and the future shows many changes. While 99.9% of the problems in Greek mythology are because Zeus can't control his pants, the same is not true in Egyptian mythology. Horus, currently the pharaoh of the gods, vehemently forbade them to have intercourse with humans. But all that could change when Anubis falls in love with a mortal named Sadie and gives up his immortality so he can live with her.

kagomechan

CONTINUED FROM RICK RIORDAN'S BOOKS. What if the Egyptians, Greeks, Romans and Nordics of Rick Riordan's world found themselves in a huge problem that would end up having to force everyone to not only get to know each other, but also have to face a situation so big that it could lead (or not ) at the end of the world? It's not that they've never tried to stop the end of the world before, but they've rarely had to deal with so many mythologies at once, even going beyond these four mythologies. In a crossover to destroy the world in complete chaos, our favorite demigods and wizards will have to save the world once again and this time several mythologies have decided to come together to create an end of the world that will leave Ragnarok to shame. And it's not just Greco-Roman, Norse and Egyptian mythologies that will worry our heroes. The dangers arise even from those who centuries ago were enemies or allies of these peoples. A continuation of the saga of Rick Riordan's books. This story fits into: EGYPTIAN: — After "The Crown of Ptolemy" GREEK/ROMAN: — After "The Nero's Tower" NORDIC — After "The Ship of the Dead" (cover art = merged images of the diva da Viria) (just because a character is on the cover, it doesn't mean he appears, but I'll try to make it appear) (a lot of research on mythology is done with each chapter released)

Eren Jaeger

Trapped in his own shadows, he will have to fight unimaginable forces. A past that haunts him, a present filled with conflicts and a devastating future. Who will save him if he is the hero?

Saphira

It was a night like any other. Especially in the Underworld. Sanubis