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Bianca Creed

Bianca Creed writes dark and epic fantasy about survivors who keep kingdoms running, crowns nobody should want and oaths that break people. The voice is grim but humane. Expect protagonists who make choices and live with them.

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Stories2
Total words18,625
Chapters published16
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Stories

The Weight of Ash

by Bianca Creed

  • 8 Chapters
  • 34 Pages
  • 9,469 Words
  • 1 Views

Tarik-dar’s hands used to perform miracles. Now they traffic in agony.

In a kingdom where inherited pain is the only magic left—and the only currency that matters—the Ascendancy holds power by bleeding it from the desperate and hoarding it in the vaults. Tarik-dar once held prestige as a high-society healer, until the night he looked at the corrupt warlord bleeding out on his table, calculated the cost, and simply chose not to close the wound.

Stripped of his rank and indentured for his crime, Tarik is thrown into the grim, reeking workshops of Master Sorosh-ran, the kingdom’s most brilliant and venomous extractor of suffering. To survive, Tarik must learn to carve raw agony from the veins of the broken, refine it into power, and weaponize it without detonating himself.

He isn't fighting to redeem his soul. He’s fighting to tear out the foundation of the very system he once served—one vial, one stolen extraction hook, and one dead enforcer at a time.

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The Winter Iteration

by Bianca Creed

  • 8 Chapters
  • 33 Pages
  • 9,156 Words

In a winter-locked empire where the roads are safe only as long as the ruling wolves are fed, a lowly scavenger name Nayra-qa possesses a dangerous gift: the ability to see what broken things used to be. Tasked with an impossible rescue deep within enemy territory, Nayra-qa discovers that death is not the end, but a reset. Trapped in a brutal time loop, they must carry knowledge across iterations, navigating treacherous politics, scarcity, and a landscape that grows more lethal the closer they get to their target. Every death is a painful lesson, but the price of progress might be the one thing they cannot afford to lose.

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