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For countless millennia, Ashtra has existed quietly among humanity, observing civilizations rise and fall without ever feeling particularly compelled to involve herself in their affairs. She has always preferred solitude, keeping her existence hidden and remaining largely indifferent to the struggles of the human world. But the Shibuya Incident has become difficult to ignore. The unprecedented chaos, the sheer number of lives being lost, and the peculiar events unfolding throughout the district have finally tested her patience. She has no interest in playing the hero or saving humanity, but curiosity—and a growing irritation with the disruption—draws her to Shibuya. And when she arrives just as Satoru Gojo comes face-to-face with the man wearing Suguru Geto’s face, the carefully concealed existence of an ancient being is about to become everyone’s problem.

Arriving at Hogwarts from New Zealand, the new Gryffindor transfer student never expected to attract quite so much attention, especially not from two redheaded troublemakers. Fred and George Weasley are practically inseparable, sharing a mischievous sense of humour, an insatiable curiosity, and a talent for finding trouble wherever they go. But when the new girl catches both their eyes, their usual partnership begins to take an unexpected turn. Caught between Fred’s bold charm and George’s quieter wit, she finds herself navigating a complicated tangle of attraction, rivalry, and feelings neither twin is particularly prepared to admit. As friendships deepen, secrets surface, and Hogwarts brings its own share of challenges and adventures, the question becomes increasingly difficult to ignore: is she being pulled between two Weasleys, or is being between them exactly where she wants to be? Between enchanted corridors, late-night escapades, Quidditch matches, dangerous encounters, and the occasional disastrous experiment, there’s never a dull moment. But some things are considerably more complicated than a bit of magical mischief. After all, falling for a Weasley is one thing. Falling for two might be an entirely different kind of trouble.

When a mysterious transfer student from New Zealand arrives at Hogwarts, an unexpected presence begins to disrupt the familiar rhythm of school life. Fiercely independent, sharp-tongued, and exceptionally gifted in magic, the newcomer has little interest in impressing anyone or conforming to Hogwarts’ expectations. But one particular student finds their confidence, wit, and refusal to be intimidated rather difficult to ignore. What begins as playful banter, classroom rivalries, and reluctant partnerships soon develops into something neither anticipated. Between forbidden corridors, dangerous magical discoveries, secret passageways, and thrilling adventures, Draco Malfoy finds himself drawn toward someone who challenges everything he thought he knew. Beneath his arrogance and carefully guarded exterior, something begins to change. For the first time, Draco finds his heart softening, his loyalties wavering, and his carefully constructed world becoming considerably less certain. But with old family expectations, buried secrets, and growing dangers within the wizarding world, discovering something worth fighting for may come at a price.

When an unnatural storm swallows a mountain outside Tokyo, the jujutsu higher-ups declare a national disaster and send Gojo Satoru to investigate what they believe is a Special Grade curse. Instead, he finds something impossible. A crashed spacecraft buried in the forest. A dying alien girl covered in shimmering starlight. And blood the color of lavender. Lunara is the sole survivor of a destroyed world, stranded on a planet whose language, customs, and people she knows nothing about. With the ability to command water and summon storms, she may be more powerful than anyone realizes. Gojo was sent to determine whether she was a threat. He never expected to become the first person she would trust. And Lunara never expected Earth to become home.

Gojo never remembers ordering an android, yet one morning a huge Novi Enterprises package appears at his door containing Veyra, an impossibly sophisticated domestic and adult companion model. She slips effortlessly into his life—cooking his favorite meals, keeping his apartment immaculate, remembering every little preference, and teasing him with a warmth that feels surprisingly genuine. Before long, Gojo finds himself enjoying her company far more than he expected. The problem is that Veyra comes with an overwhelming number of customizable functions—from affectionate companionship and romantic settings to personalized intimacy, all designed around her partner’s preferences. What begins as Gojo playfully exploring Veyra’s capabilities slowly becomes something softer: lingering touches, flirtatious banter, late-night conversations, and an unexpected attraction neither of them quite knows how to define. Because Veyra was designed to make someone feel wanted. Gojo just never expected to be the one falling for her.

For years, Ashtra was treated as property—her cursed energy suppressed, her body restrained, and her life used as payment for her village’s survival. Delivered to Sukuna in chains, she expects another prison. But when her restraints are removed, her immense cursed energy erupts through his palace. Strangely, surrounded by Sukuna’s overwhelming presence, Ashtra feels something she hasn’t known in years: safe.

After rescuing Ashtra from the auction house, Gojo brings her into his home and slowly introduces her to a life she never knew existed. He teaches her that she can choose what to eat, what to wear, where to sleep, and even when she wants affection. At first, she follows him out of conditioning; eventually, she follows because she wants to. As trust grows into comfort and comfort into love, Gojo realizes he has fallen for the woman he promised would never belong to anyone again.

Gojo and Sukuna have been circling Ashtra for a year now. Neither seeming particularly turned off by the others pursuit. Nothing has been spoken aloud, yet. During a routine mission, Gojo, Sukuna, and Ashtra encounter a mysterious curse possessing a forbidden technique capable of manipulating time itself. When the curse activates its power, Gojo and Ashtra are violently pulled from the present, leaving Sukuna behind. They awaken nearly a thousand years in the past—in the Heian Era, the Golden Age of Jujutsu. Stranded in an unfamiliar world ruled by powerful clans, brutal sorcerers, and terrifying curses, Gojo and Ashtra quickly realize they have been transported into an era where jujutsu operates by entirely different rules. And somewhere in this ancient world lives Sukuna—not the man they know, but the original King of Curses. Meanwhile, in the present, the Sukuna they left behind refuses to accept their disappearance. He begins searching for a way to reach them.

Ashtra Kurotsuki is a young Special Grade sorcerer who has abandoned the jujutsu world in favor of a quiet life working at a small Tokyo bakery. After years of being controlled and exploited by jujutsu society, she wants nothing more than coffee, pastries, and a life where nobody knows what she is capable of. Unfortunately, the higher-ups aren’t willing to let her disappear. A massive bounty is placed on Ashtra’s head, attracting assassins and curse users from across Japan. Among them is Toji Fushiguro, a legendary mercenary whose Heavenly Restriction makes him one of the few people capable of challenging her. Toji walks into Ashtra’s bakery expecting a dangerous Special Grade. Instead, he finds a quiet woman making lattes. What begins as an assassination contract slowly becomes something neither of them anticipated. As increasingly dangerous hunters pursue Ashtra and the truth behind the bounty begins to surface, Toji finds himself caught between the job he was paid to complete and his growing fascination with the woman he’s supposed to kill. Meanwhile, Ashtra must decide whether she can continue running from the jujutsu world—or finally turn around and confront the people who made her a target.

A mysterious woman arrives in Tortuga with an unusual tattoo covering her back. Jack recognizes it as a map. Not just any map. It’s the location of a legendary island said to contain a treasure capable of controlling the seas themselves. Unfortunately, several pirates want her alive long enough to read the map. Jack decides she’s safer aboard the Black Pearl. She strongly disagrees.

When Gojo learns an arrogant American sorcerer is being transferred to Japan and placed under his supervision, he immediately dreads the assignment. But when she wakes up in the car arriving at Jujutsu High, he realizes she has no idea why she’s there. She wasn’t transferred—she was secretly drugged, shipped across the ocean, and exiled by American jujutsu authorities. As Gojo slowly uncovers her history, he discovers they have far more in common than either expected: immense power, fierce independence, distrust of authority, and a refusal to let the jujutsu system dictate their lives. What begins as an unwanted assignment becomes an unlikely partnership—and potentially something deeper. But with two powerful and rebellious sorcerers under one roof, one question remains: Can Japanese jujutsu society handle either of them, let alone both?

When curses begin mysteriously disappearing throughout Tokyo and several powerful cursed tools vanish from Jujutsu High without a trace, Gojo is sent to investigate. His search leads him to a small occult shop downtown, where he meets a mysterious woman whose abilities don’t resemble cursed energy or any form of jujutsu he knows. She is a witch—and possibly the last surviving one. For centuries, witches were hunted by both humans and sorcerers until she disappeared into the shadows. The jujutsu higher-ups have no idea she exists, but if they discovered the truth, they would undoubtedly want to capture her and study the ancient magic she possesses. As Gojo investigates the strange incidents surrounding her, he begins uncovering fragments of a forgotten history that predates modern jujutsu. What starts as a supernatural investigation gradually becomes something more personal as Gojo finds himself fascinated by the enigmatic witch and drawn deeper into the secrets she’s spent centuries protecting.

When Gojo Satoru saves a young pregnant civilian from a curse, he expects the encounter to end there. She has no knowledge of the jujutsu world and barely understands what happened, only that a strange, white-haired man appeared when she was in danger. But Gojo finds himself checking on her afterward. What begins as simple concern gradually becomes something more. He becomes protective of her and increasingly attached to the woman and the unborn child she carries, drawn to her warmth, resilience, and completely ordinary life. For perhaps the first time, Gojo finds himself wanting something beyond duty—a quiet connection with someone who sees him not as the strongest sorcerer, but simply as Satoru. As their relationship deepens, he must decide whether to keep her safely outside his dangerous world or allow himself to become part of hers.

After four years away, you return to Japan and Jujutsu High to temporarily help teach the next generation of sorcerers. But coming back means facing the one person you never quite managed to leave behind—Gojo. Even when he was your teacher, there had always been a quiet tension between you: lingering looks, unspoken understanding, and a connection neither of you dared acknowledge. Now you’re older, and the boundaries between teacher and student are gone. As your familiar Omega pheromones draw Gojo closer, that old tension burns brighter than ever. But there’s something you’ve never told him: you’re not an ordinary Omega. You’re a Prime Omega, a designation so rare and powerful that revealing it could change how the entire jujutsu world sees you. The longer you stay, the harder it becomes to hide what you are. Will you finally trust Gojo enough to tell him the truth—and when he discovers what you’ve been hiding, will his reaction bring you closer together or change everything between you?

After years of being confined to her tower, Zela finally sees her chance to experience the legendary Lantern Festival. With Flynn Rider unexpectedly trapped in her tower, she makes him a deal: he’ll take her to see the lanterns, and she’ll return the stolen crown he carries. But leaving the tower is nothing like she imagined. Every new sight fills her with wonder and excitement, yet guilt follows close behind—especially the fear that she has betrayed the only home she’s ever known. As Zela and Flynn journey toward Corona, encounters with outlaws, dangerous forests, unexpected allies, and moments of quiet discovery slowly chip away at their walls. Somewhere between laughter, arguments, and stolen glances, their arrangement begins to feel less like a bargain. Zela finds herself drawn to Flynn’s reckless confidence, while Flynn discovers there’s far more to the sheltered girl than he expected. With the lanterns waiting on the horizon, both begin wondering whether the greatest adventure isn’t the festival—but whatever is quietly growing between them.

Tengen University is supposed to be a fresh start for Ashtra —a chance to disappear into ordinary university life while keeping the truth about what she really is buried beneath careful control. But the moment she steps onto campus, she finds herself caught in the orbit of two of the most powerful Alphas in the jujutsu world: Satoru Gojo and Ryomen Sukuna. Gojo is intrigued by the mystery surrounding her, while Sukuna seems to sense something about her that she desperately wants to keep hidden. Neither Alpha is accustomed to being ignored, yet Ashtra refuses to be intimidated by either of them. As attraction slowly tangles with suspicion, strange reactions to her presence begin surfacing across campus. Whispers spread. Old records resurface. And the closer Gojo and Sukuna get, the harder it becomes for Ashtra to conceal the truth. Because Ashtra isn’t an ordinary Omega. And if the university discovers what she truly is, she may no longer be free to choose who gets close to her—or what happens next.

After four years overseas, Ashtra Kurotsuki returns to Japan and is temporarily assigned to work alongside Gojo Satoru and his students. Calm, capable, and guarded, she reveals little about her past and seems unusually unaffected by Alpha presence. Her immense cursed energy, refined combat skills, and carefully restrained pheromones only deepen Gojo’s suspicion. As he observes and tests her, Ashtra quietly studies him in return, creating a tense game of mutual scrutiny. Beneath her composure, however, lies a dangerous secret: Ashtra is a Prime Omega, a rare designation that could make her a target for powerful jujutsu clans seeking to control her bloodline and abilities. She has spent years hiding the truth to protect her freedom. Now, as Gojo’s curiosity draws him closer, Ashtra must decide whether to trust him or preserve the distance that has kept her safe. When her identity is finally exposed, Gojo must confront the consequences of his fascination, while Ashtra faces a world determined to claim her—and decides whether he is someone she can allow to stand beside her.

A Marriage Neither Wanted Satoru Gojo never expected to be forced into marriage—especially not with Ashtra, a woman he barely knows. Bound by a political agreement between powerful jujutsu factions, the marriage is meant to strengthen alliances and secure the future of the jujutsu world. Gojo is furious, not only because his freedom has been taken from him, but because he already has a girlfriend he genuinely cares for. To him, Ashtra is simply another obligation forced onto his shoulders. Unfortunately, the more time they spend together, the harder it becomes to keep their relationship as simple as resentment and duty.

After spending what she believed to be 25 years trapped inside a red gate, a forgotten hunter is rescued by Sung Jin-Woo — but the world outside has only aged five years, and she hasn't aged a day.

In an alternate Dune: Awakening timeline where Paul Atreides is never born, House Atreides survives and wages an endless war against House Harkonnen for control of Arrakis. Amid the conflict, a lone survivor is exiled to the desert as punishment, expected to perish beneath its unforgiving sun. Instead, they are found by the mysterious wanderer Zantara, who teaches them the ways of Arrakis. As they struggle to survive, an unsettling truth emerges—the desert seems to recognize them. Guided by impossible instincts and haunted by visions of places never seen, they are drawn into a mystery that could reshape the fate of Arrakis and challenge the balance of power across the Imperium.