Queimado e Quebrado.
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Ongoing, First published Jun 01, 2026

Este romance segue Leera enquanto ela navega por uma nova escola e uma situação financeira desafiadora após uma mudança com sua avó. Os capítulos iniciais revelam uma atmosfera tensa alimentada pela hostilidade de um colega de classe, Jungkook, e atenção indesejada de vários alunos. Enquanto Leera lida com um trabalho de limpeza e trabalho escolar, ela enfrenta convites conflitantes e ansiedades em torno de seu lugar neste novo ambiente. A narrativa traça suas tentativas de encontrar pé em meio a dificuldades sociais e encontros perturbadores..
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The veil-thin woods breathe with a chilling sentience, mirroring the fractured psyche of Lud, a man returning to his childhood home—a village swallowed by a perpetual, iridescent mist. Not a homecoming, but a haunting. The mist is not merely weather; it is a memory-eater, a slow unraveling of self, drawing Lud into a labyrinth of forgotten folklore and the cold, glittering bargains struck with beings just beyond the periphery of vision. Each step deeper into the shrouded lanes is a descent into a decaying, dream-soaked reality where the boundaries between the living and the dead, the remembered and the imagined, dissolve. The stone cottages, slick with damp, seem to watch with vacant, hollow eyes. A creeping dread, born not of malice but of *absence*, clings to everything—a silence pregnant with the ghosts of promises made and broken. Lud’s search for his lost love, Moira, becomes a spiraling echo through the mist-wrought landscape, a desperate grasping for something tangible in a world where solidity itself is an illusion. He is haunted by whispers of faerie bargains, by the cold touch of things *almost* remembered, by the insidious, beautiful rot that blossoms in the heart of forgotten places. The mist itself seems to possess a consciousness, a patient, predatory hunger for the fragments of Lud’s soul, offering glimpses of a truth too terrible to bear, a revelation of what lies beneath the shimmering surface of the world—and what waits for him in its depths. It is a story steeped in the scent of damp earth, decaying leaves, and the faint, metallic tang of things lost to the fog.