Chanyeol is a tech-savy, hard-working commoner with an utter hate for nobles. That didn’t stop him from enrolling into the Red Sun Academy, which was full of those snooty, privileged jerks. Living in the same dorm as one of them was taking it a bit far though.

Only those with unnaturally blue eyes are able to operate the ancient technology left behind by their predecessors. Jongin is one of them, and he can't stand the fact that someone like Chanyeol can keep up with him so effortlessly. After years of rivalry, things take a turn when he finds out Chanyeol's biggest secret...

One day, Chanyeol wakes up and his alpha is broken.

Chanyeol doesn't usually sit by the bar. He never orders hard liquor either. Today he does. Yifan doesn't usually ask questions. Today he does.

Minseok loves the ocean. Jongdae teaches him why.

Yifan is an apprentice witch who uses feelings to cast incantations. He's not bad, not at the casting part at least. It's gathering the respective feelings that's giving him trouble. Asking young prodigy Luhan for advice seemed like a great idea. Until it turned out to be a terrible idea.

Sometimes, Baekhyun felt like his entire existence was gradually growing robotic and meaningless. Like he meant nothing to the world but the job he did. Still, whatever he felt was probably nothing compared to the forgotten fish who was withering away in his spacious aquarium on the first floor...

After being kicked out once again, Jongdae is in need of a new accommodation.

When Kyungsoo comes to, he is surrounded by dark fae. One of them calls him a thief, demanding compensation.

The first time Luhan sees Minseok, he is about to be executed.

Chanyeol had always been a bit of an idiot. Falling for his best friend's brother was definitely a new low though.

In a world full of confusing soulmate identifiers, Sehun is lost with none of his own. No marks, no visions, no smells, no nothing.

Jongdae wants to be cheerful and optimistic, he really does. Chanyeol is all that and more.

On the surface, people have been defending humanity against unidentified species for decades. Below the surface, people like Jongin make sure they get out alive.

Jongdae just wanted to enjoy his overseas year in Japan. His idea of enjoyment involved much less action, chaos and generally less Luhan. That's what he's telling himself, at least.

In a world where everyone wears a personalized bracelet, and needs to exchange it in order to closely interact with people, Jongin wears none. Not a single one.

For as long as Junmyeon could remember, the people in his village had avoided him. For as long as Jongdae lived in the village, he had been the sole exception.

Jongdae didn't know a lot about androids. Alright, that might be an understatement. But in no movie had he ever heard an android greet a stranger with the words "Hey, babe". Kyungsoo knew a lot about humans. But no human had ever offered to take him home.