Under The Oak Tree Uncensored

-What if heaven is not what is generally believed as?- . 21 Ascenders were chosen. Each with the utmost goal of attaining perfection.With the mindset of becoming the perfectionHe planned for.A young boy from Earth finds himself in another realm, strange voice in his head and so his adventure begins.———I didn’t choose this life. No, I’m supposed to be dead. Somehow, under bizarre circumstances, I find myself in Heaven.No, not the Christian biblical heaven or the Islam Paradise.No, I find myself in Orun,(Yoruba word for heaven) and it’s 7 worlds.In this place, the weak is chaff before the strong. And true strength can only be attained through pushing ones limit.In this 7 heavens, Nothing is impossible. Dragons, Masquerades, Vampires, Drakons and yes, Irunmoles exist.What I find about myself is that I am a sort of contingency plan, to carry out the legacy of The Mad Prime.He who was once an Angel but died an Arch Demon. The Fallen Legacy Of a Genius Being and by the Gods, his Legacy shall by me, Fall or Rise.I am Bayo, I am the Number One, FirstBorn Of my siblings and we have one mandate...ASCEND Through the 7 heavens and establish a new order, for our Patron, Trixius The Great!——————————-Cover image is Google sourced.Please RATE, COMMENT, VOTE. Inspires me much.Update schedule is 1 Chapters Daily.—————————

Ye Fan has spent his entire life believing he was born trash. A lowly outer disciple of the Profound Sword Sect with broken spiritual roots, constantly bullied and mocked by fellow disciples and elders. His only light was his fiancée, Liu Ruyan, and his mother's cracked jade pendant. But fate has other plans. On the day Ruyan publicly breaks their engagement to marry his tormentor Liu Hao, Liu Hao crushes Ye Fan's jade under his boot. The jade shatters — and bleeds golden light. Inside lies the Heaven-Swallowing Scripture left by an Immortal Emperor who was also betrayed by his own disciple 10,000 years ago. It reforges his broken roots into a peerless heavenly root. Since then, he rises from the bottom. He crushes geniuses, seizes heavenly treasures, subdues prehistoric monsters, and uncovers a horrifying truth: His roots were not broken. They were stolen. His family was not killed by beasts. They were massacred by the grandfather figure who raised him, on the order of the Sect Master himself. He breaks through realms step by step, establishes his own sect on his family's ruins, defies the Heavenly Dao, and finally becomes an unparalleled Immortal Emperor. But his golden finger wants his soul, and his little sister's blood, as payment.

Once upon a time, there was a planet named Earth. 950 years ago, while this planet was in war with an alien race, a ship named Admiral Uzake was taking supplies to the Moon bases. This was its last journey but not a single soul knew that at the time. As the ship was under heavy attack, something unknown happened and it found itself on a new world later was going to be known as Liumira. The Green Land. The planet had a magical energy and had the most powerful forces. So began the journey of those people. But their destiny was written in a negative way for starter. 950 years after the war, this planet has bloomed and got many things. Mages, talented beings, energetic beings and still the same beings as human species named Vietal. But there is a war coming. A war that will change the faith of the universe. The war between the Masters and the Builders that is ongoing for millions of years. Once again, the faith of two irrelevant worlds will unite and the future will be written from the past, the present and the future itself. A virus that is spread to all over the universe to find that special energy finds a way to Liumira and also Earth. The war that was behind the dimensions will infect this dimension as well. But nothing is how it seems to be. This is an epic journey of super powers, gods and low level beings in the evolution scale. Sit tight and let this visually rich story take you to a journey that is different from anything you have ever seen.

Kael Ardent is an ordinary young man or so he believes. After a supernatural event awakens something buried within his soul, Kael discovers that his existence is connected to ancient gods, demons, angels, dragons and civilizations that existed before recorded history. His greatest mystery is not what power he possesses, but why he possesses it. As his memories return, Kael discovers that he has lived countless existences under different identities, including the mysterious Azael, an ancient sovereign who once stood above gods and civilizations. But the truth is far more disturbing. Kael did not simply lose his memories. He chose to lose them. Before his human birth, he deliberately designed a life in which he would forget his identity, experience pain, form genuine relationships and discover whether love could exist without control. The journey eventually leads him to the Soul Archive, the primordial Temple of the First Word, ancient enemies, forgotten worlds and the truth behind creation itself. But the greatest revelation is that Kael's greatest enemy is not necessarily someone who wants to kill him. It is the part of himself that believes that possessing infinite power gives him the right to decide what everyone else should become. The final battle therefore becomes more than a war between gods. It becomes a battle over choice.

He wasn't supposed to remember what it felt like to die. Three centuries ago, Prince Kael Draven was cast as the monster responsible for the Great Demon War. Betrayed by his own father and executed as a public warning, his existence was systematically scrubbed from every history book that mattered. The world knows his name, but they’ve gotten everything wrong. Now he’s back. He’s sixteen, stripped of his power, and attending Eclipse Academy under the identity of a dead boy with a stranger's face. He isn't looking for a throne, and he isn't even looking for revenge, at least not yet. He just wants to understand why the world needed him to be the villain. But the world hasn't forgotten him, even if he can't prove who he is. A sealed sword vibrates with recognition when he passes. A demon exchange student turns pale the moment they lock eyes. And a professor who once investigated his "death" is starting to ask questions that could get them both killed. The lie that ended the war is the same lie that supports everything built in its wake. And the boy they buried is the only person alive who can tear it all down. He isn't just trying to climb the ranks. He's digging up a grave the entire world is standing on.

At twenty-eight, Ethan Cole has nothing. No blood family. No real home. No future his adoptive family will ever allow him. For eighteen years, he had to earn his keep in silence by maintaining the pool, sleeping under the stairs, and running errands no one else would take. He gave a woman two years of faithful love, three years of advance salary, repeated blood donations, and half his liver to keep her alive. On the night he plans to propose, he finds her in bed with his stepbrother. Homeless, broken, and refused entry to the only house he has ever known, Ethan stumbles onto a deserted road and stops when he sees men attacking a woman. He fights, loses and is left for dead. The next evening, still bleeding, he drags himself back to the Cole mansion because he has nowhere else to go. His family mocks him from the doorway, then a presidential convoy pulls up and the woman he saved steps out, points at him, and her father follows her eyes to the old ring on Ethan's finger. One call and the most powerful man on earth who moves presidents and buries empires stops breathing for a full three seconds because The Godfather has been searching for that ring for thirty-three years. And it does not lie. They thought they discarded trash. They discarded a god.

Seo Yuna died saving Han Jae-won's life. For three years afterward, the official report said he was never in any danger. Three years later he awakens, and the system hands him the worst classification on the board. F-Class: Soul Resonance. A party trick. Something that senses ghosts. Something the internet turns into a meme and the Association files under liability. But when a hunter dies in his arms, Jae-won does something impossible. He resonates, and for ninety seconds he wears a dead man's power like a borrowed coat, carrying that man's last memories along with it. The dead leave more behind than bodies. And one of them never left at all. Yuna is still there. A voice in his skull, and it sounds exactly like her. She knows things about his ability that she shouldn't know. She warns him about people he has never met. And sometimes, in the dark, she says things Yuna never would have said. Now the F-Class freak is the only person alive who can touch the souls of the fallen, and someone has been harvesting those souls for years. The deeper Jae-won digs into the night Yuna died, the less the report makes sense.

The world of Vaeloria, once held together by the ancient Sigils — symbols of balance and light. Now, the Sigils are broken, and magic bleeds uncontrollably into reality. Kingdoms crumble, skies fracture, and ancient gods whisper through dreams. Main Characters: Auren Kael — The “Lightless Paladin.” Once a hero, now cursed with the mark of the Broken Sigil. Haunted by guilt and burdened by destiny, he seeks redemption in a dying world. Lyra Venn — A rogue scholar who deciphers lost runes. Brilliant, sarcastic, and hiding her connection to the gods themselves. Corren Vale — A mercenary prince exiled from his throne. Loyal to Auren, but driven by vengeance and secrets. Eira Solen — A young witch born under a dying star. Her uncontrolled magic may either restore the Sigils or end existence. The Veiled One — A shadowed figure guiding (or deceiving) the heroes. Their true motive is unknown. For ninety-nine chapters, the heroes journeyed across continents, piecing together fragments of the Sigil of Dawn — the last hope to restore balance to Vaeloria. Armies have fallen, friends have died, and gods have wept. Now, in Chapter 100, the final war begins. The heroes stand before the Gates of Dusk, where the last shard lies — guarded by a forgotten god who remembers every sin they’ve committed.

In a world ruled by the iron grip of the Magus Council, elemental magic is wielded by a select few who impose their will on the powerless masses. But when Kael, an ordinary villager, stumbles upon a fallen meteorite, their life takes an extraordinary turn. Imbued with the ancient power of the Aether, Kael discovers that they can wield the cosmic magic that gave birth to all other forms of elemental sorcery. Secrets abound as Kael is guided to the hidden Cosmic Academy, a sanctuary for those who seek to master Aetheric powers and resist the tyranny of the magus council. Here, Kael begins a journey of self-discovery, mastering the cosmic forces that flow through them and forging unbreakable bonds with fellow students. As Kael and their newfound friends unravel the mysteries of the Aether, they embark on a daring quest to uncover long-lost artifacts, relics that could amplify their powers and turn the tide against the oppressive magus council. But with every step they take, they draw the attention of the council's sinister forces, who will stop at nothing to snuff out the spark of rebellion. In this epic tale of magic, friendship, and defiance, Kael must navigate a world of hidden truths and dangerous secrets, where the line between ally and enemy is blurred. Will they rise to become the hero the world needs, or will the weight of their destiny crush them under its immense power? "Aetherbound: The Chronicles of the Cosmic Magi" is a breathtaking journey into a world of magic and wonder, where one person's destiny can change the fate of an entire realm.

Aiden Draven was executed for a crime he didn't commit, kneeling before a crowd that once called him neighbor, watching the executioner's axe fall under the seal of gods who never once looked down to check if the charge was true. He should have died there. Instead, an ancient System older than the Concord itself tore open inside his soul at the moment of his death and bound itself to him with a single command: become strong enough to rewrite your fate. He wakes in a body the temple registry already marked deceased, with power the gods never intended a mortal to hold. No name, no status, no sect behind him, just a System that hands him missions, a body that shouldn't be breathing, and a slow, growing certainty that his execution wasn't a mistake. It was a cover-up. To survive, the man who was supposed to be nothing more than a closed case must learn to move unseen through a world where every temple, every enforcer, and every informant answers to the gods he's beginning to suspect framed him. But power like this doesn't stay hidden for long. When the Concord's local enforcer, Inquisitor Halden, is sent to quietly finish what the execution started, Aiden realizes the gods haven't forgotten him. They're starting to be afraid of him.