Transformation Stories

Ren Hector was supposed to be a Doctor. Instead, he died of a heart attack five years into surgical residency and woke up in a nightmare world where people awaken as Hunters by surviving their worst fears. The System was supposed to grant him healing powers. But something went wrong. A glitch during binding process warped his class into something monstrous. Now, as the Doctor of the Ruin Gospel, Ren wields sentient surgical tentacles and a chainsaw instead of holy light. Now he's the Doctor of the Ruin Gospel, a walking medical atrocity who heals people with surgical tentacles, a chainsaw, and a mouth in his palm that bites things for diagnosis. The more fear he causes, the stronger he gets. Trapped in a broken system, in a world ruled by Gates, monsters, and divine protocols, Ren isn't here to save the world. He's just trying to cure it. And maybe bill it later.

When Justin Flinchley loses his job the day after Thanksgiving, he thinks his life is over. Without money to pay rent, he'll be celebrating Christmas in the streets unless he can manage to find a new job by the end of the week. But in the middle of his frantic job search, he comes across an ad that sounds too good to be true: "Air courier desperately needed. No experience necessary, we will train you. Must be willing to relocate." The moment Justin applies, he is whisked away to the North Pole, where he's given a shiny new pair of antlers and is told that he's the latest addition to Santa's team of magic, shapeshifting reindeer! An ancient evil is plotting to shroud the world in darkness, and only Santa's gifts can keep the light of hope in children's hearts shining bright enough to push it back. Justin has less than a month to learn how to fly before Santa's yearly trip around the world. The fate of Christmas--and the entire world--depends on him. There's only one problem: he's afraid of heights.

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Timmory Cross, a restless university student and newly-turned werewolf, must navigate her complicated double life while hunting the beast that turned her. ***** Timmory Cross has always lived in the stifling, student-run town of Wolfville, Nova Scotia. She would do anything to escape--until she discovers the people of Wolfville have been hiding secrets in plain sight. The first secret? There are werewolves in Wolfville. The second? Somebody wants to kill them all. And now those secrets are Timmory's too after she's rescued from death by the Wolfville pack. Forced to adjust to a new life as a werewolf, she finds the solution to her wanderlust by seeking the rogue werewolf that changed her and the frightening hunters that want to exterminate her kind. Between a pack eager to call her family, a best friend that drags her out to every party, and a boy in her class who gets too close too quickly, Timmory struggles to make sense of her new life as a werewolf while avoiding certain death at the hands--and jaws--of those that hunt her. In order to solve the riddles of Wolfville, she must start by accepting one ever-important fact: Wolfville is not run by students. It's run by wolves. Content and/or Trigger Warnings: This story contains strong language, mild sexual content, and violence/gore. [[word count: 90,000 - 100,000 words]] Cover designed by Lucas Fisher WOLFVILLE is #1 in THE DIRE DAWN series. WOLFVILLE was updated March 12, 2021 with this new version of the story focusing on Paranormal elements.

Felix Santiago buys a mysterious "Cat's Eye" lens, expecting a fisheye but gaining feline instincts and surreal vision. His street photography goes viral, capturing Manila through a predator's gaze - divine birds, monstrous dogs, and haunting shadows. As his transformation deepens, Felix must choose between fame and humanity, guided by the enigmatic Madame Clawdia. The legend lives on when a new photographer inherits the lens... and the curse.

(taking place in white/black 2) Malachi has been a star at PokeStar Studios for a while, so when he's accepted to star for a new movie, he obviously accepts. Though it's not what he seems. (I do not own POKEMON or the concept of human to Pokemon)

Liah John thought she was just a freshman with migraines and a morally confusing lab crush. Turns out, she's the vessel of a forgotten god- and her existence might end time itself. Her mother? The goddess of night and memory. Her father? A realm-architect who broke prophecy for love. Her professor? Not just dangerous-he may be the key to awakening Kronos, the god of destruction. Long before Earth, seven divine siblings ruled the realms around Vega. They kept creation in balance... until Liah was born. Now, memory has become a weapon. Love is a forbidden algorithm. And science is beginning to imitate magic. Liah wasn't created-she was designed: to protect, to burn, to choose between saving the galaxy or restarting it. But in a universe built on rewritten truths, one question haunts every god and mortal alike- is any of this even real?

Crossing over into the world of Cyberpunk 2077 should be an opportunity to make a big splash... Wait, hold on, isn't this the year 2075? Sure, it's already November, and 2076 is just around the corner, but I only know about what happens in 2077! In this world, you might not want to live, but you can't afford to not have a job. Anyway, let's start by becoming a mercenary and picking up gigs. That sounds simple enough, but getting a job from a fixer only to face off against an ACPA (Armored Combat Personal Assist) right off the bat-aren't we going a bit overboard here? And who's this daughter of Michiko Arasaka? I've only seen the demo; I don't know these people! What kind of chaotic mission is this!?

Pokémon belongs to Pokémon, some of the places might also belong to Pokémon, and a lot belongs to Pokémon. The characters are mine. Well, all the main characters anyways. At most I might mention characters from the games or animated series. I'm going to recommend this book as young adult. I don't own the cover image. This book is not finished and my update times are LONG

The Remaking, plunges you into the world of The Descent, where drowning is ritual, memory is erased, and anything can be sacrificed to empire. In the Metrion galaxy, the Daggermaids within the Order of Silents forge women into living weapons through the Mourning Pool, where death is not an ending but a passage into total obedience. Under their rule of power, the Vothrim Hegemony rules through ritualized cruelty and engineered silence. Its dominion is enforced by soldiers, soothers, propaganda, and assassins, while the overlooked and the expendable are reshaped into instruments of service. Hatred festers where hope once lived, and hunger is sharpened into purpose. Written in the style of Dark Space Opera, this is not a tale of salvation but of transformation. Scars become sigils, obedience is stained into flesh, and a clean slate becomes a weapon. For readers drawn to ritual, ruin, and moral ambiguity, this is your descent into a galaxy where survival means surrender, and silence is stronger than screams. Dive into The Descent. Who knows who will find you...

Inspired by a book my friend made. WARNING! THIS BOOK CONTAINS: Body horror Gore Graphic imagery NOT SUITABLE FOR USERS UNDER THE AGE OF 13! VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED!

Caught in a downpour, a reluctant Naresh is persuaded by his girlfriend Ruchi to wear her new clothes "just until his dry." Teased, coaxed, and playfully blackmailed, he transforms into "Nandini." What begins as embarrassment blossoms into a thrilling, intimate photo-shoot, revealing a new dimension to their romance amidst the rain.

Newlywed Ruchi discovers old photos of Naresh dressed as female characters for Ramlila. Enchanted by his beautiful alter ego, she playfully names her Nandini. After persistent yet loving persuasion, Naresh overcomes his hesitation. He finally recreates the look for her. The transformation is stunning, revealing a vulnerable, graceful side of himself. This intimate experience deepens their bond, fostering a new layer of acceptance and romance in their marriage.

This is not a creation myth. This is a construction file of a human soul. Before the world learned your name, before memory took shape, before the first fear, the first choice, or the first fracture - there was Genesis. The moment the Field opened. The moment the Will woke up. The moment the first Signal returned. EterSeeker: GENESIS is the story of how reality starts long before you do. Where light is not illumination - it's architecture. Where emotions are not reactions - they are coordinates. Where your life is not linear - it's a map you haven't decoded yet. In this world: • your heartbeat is a protocol • your intuition is a data stream • your trauma is compressed information • and your shadow is a lens, not an enemy You don't "discover yourself." You remember the system you came from. Genesis opens the first gate of the EterUniverse: the moment a human becomes an Architect - and the Field begins to answer back. If you've ever felt like your life had a pattern you couldn't explain, a timing you didn't choose, or a voice in you that spoke in signals, not words- then Genesis is not a story. It's your blueprint. The light is waiting. Enter if you're ready.

Short stories about gender benders.

During a power cut and heavy rain, Ruchi invites her boyfriend Naresh to stay over. With no spare clothes, she teases him into wearing her pajamas, leading to playful moments, warmth, and laughter. An unexpected visit from her aunt adds humor, turning the night into a memorable, cozy adventure.

RELIGIOSEEKER - This is not a story about God. This is a story about what happens when God disappears - and you have to rebuild yourself from zero. Maciej grew up inside a religion he never chose. Prayers he didn't feel. Rules he didn't believe. A world that told him who he must be - before he ever met himself. Then came the breaking point: • a father's death, • a boy who stopped praying, • and a silence that swallowed every answer. Faith collapsed. But something else opened. The Shadow. The Question. The Self. ReligioSeeker is the journey of a man who lost every belief he inherited - and found the only one that ever mattered: belief in himself. He walks through: • childhood indoctrination • trauma disguised as "salvation" • the collapse of identity • the birth of will • the moment he realizes he is not looking for God - but for the person he was meant to become This is not atheism. This is not rebellion. This is not enlightenment. This is the moment you stop lying to yourself - and the world finally loses its power over you. If you've ever questioned everything... If you've ever felt punished for thinking... If you've ever stood between two worlds and belonged to neither- This book will find you. Exactly where you are. You don't lose God. You lose the version of yourself that was never real. What if the religion you were born into wasn't a home - but a trap you were meant to escape?

A single bite changed everything. In a world built on Quirks, Izuku Midoriya was never meant to have power. Until something not of this world crossed into his - a spider from another universe, carrying a legacy older and more dangerous than anyone could imagine. Now, with new strength comes new responsibility, and Izuku must learn to balance being a hero, a student, and something far greater. But the deeper he dives into his newfound abilities, the more he realizes that power never comes without a price. And somewhere in the shadows... something else has followed the spider through. 🕷️ Because even in a world of heroes, every web hides a secret.

They Came Not To Conquer - They Came To Decimate And Us Who Are Only Children - Became The Scaleborn 'Amiya had many dreams, but transforming into a dragon was not one of them!' The invasion began silently-scales glinting against the night sky, the Ciakar sweeping over the mountain ranges like a plague. Amiya's quiet life in the shadow of Xylos was shattered when the reptilian warriors burned her family's cottage. Gravely wounded, she was taken not by the invaders, but by something older-Alcona, an ancient dragon whispered of in fearful legends. In the echoing black of Alcona's cavern, healing came at a cost. Magic seeped into Amiya's bones, peeling away her humanity. Snow-pale scales replaced skin, her heartbeat deepened into a low, thrumming growl. Alcona spoke of Mystara, the dragons' hidden realm, where survival meant strength and cunning. Amiya's mind rebelled as alien instincts clawed at her thoughts-hunger for the wind, distrust of the weak, and an urge to dominate. Among the dragons of Mystara, she discovered a fractured society-wings shadowed by ancient feuds, and rumors of a power rising from the deep to bind dragonkind. The Ciakar were not their enemies alone; an older evil stirred, one tied to the curse that had haunted her family's bloodline. Torn between clinging to her fading humanity and embracing what she was becoming, Amiya faced a grim truth: her past could no longer protect her. If she failed to master her new nature, the forces gathering beyond the mountains would consume not just Mystara, but the remnants of the life she once knew.

Silver Beryl's search for knowledge carries him beyond the borders of Krayoun toward Dinoual University, a place of vast knowledge, where secrets may finally be unraveled. Accompanied by his companions Sauka and Gary, and later joined by unlikely allies, Silver faces trials that test not only his strength but his ideals. From bridging the divide between humans and goblins, to clashing with prodigies of magic in a ruthless academy arena, Silver's vision of a world beyond prejudice begins to take shape. But even as friendships deepen, shadows lengthen. Disappearances plague the university, whispers of "The Core Collector" spread, and Silver himself becomes both hunter and prey.