A young girl waits patiently to be allowed back into an alternate universe, where she has been prophesied to resolve an ancient war.

A magician obsessed with fighting calls on a deity to help her when her gender bars her from doing so, embroiling her in a plot to defeat an evil king with the help of fellow fighters.

A King receives refuses to listen to claims from his barons and other powerful members of his kingdom that his thirty-three daughters are wicked, for they are clever and outspoken, and they work hard to elevate the status of women and the poor, acts which the barons find threatening. When the barons kidnap all thirty-three daughters, the kind but dimwitted king must figure out how to rescue them.

In an ancient Indian village, a young widow-turned-assassin receives her latest assignment: kill Alexander the Great.

In another world, an enslaved creature tries to gain her freedom, but she soon learns that life after escape is difficult to navigate.

When a neglected and lonely girl is approached by an illusion-making creature looking for an apprentice, she experiments with her newfound powers and makes a perfect version of herself. She quickly finds out that perfection isn't all it's cracked up to be and searches for a way to end the illusion.

Through many lives and deaths, a woman struggles to figure out her true worth.

Loanna asks her Iya why everyone calls her two-headed and Iya tells the story of what happened just before Loanna was born; how she bartered with the god Ajala to receive two heads instead of one.

In a retelling of the story of Helen of Troy from the Iliad, King Agamemnon's daughter grapples with rage and sorrow when her father agrees to sacrifice her to appease the gods.

After foreign assassins attack the emperor, it is up to a teenage girl to save his life by magically forging his soul in 100 days—or lose her own.