"Give me a break with this. Shantae, the Half-Genie Hero of Scuttle Town. Your mother is a genie and you have a father that he had an affair with. You have lived here with your uncle and your friends of yours, a zombie, some dumbass and an eagle tam...
This Shantae story will be dark. And I am not being like some kind of edgelord or something.
I mean, really dark. Just read it deeper into the chapter and you'll be in quite of a shock. You have been warned.
Also, what do you think I would took inspiration from the other ShantaeFanFic. I mean, I could try 'Shantae: An Unexpected Adventure' by 'CJFFs'. And I said, inspiration, not follow to the point of copy pasting and plagiarism.
And stop judging me, alright? It can't be helped that my creativity is all been held by sterilisation so while I may take some scenes, I treat it as guidelines.
Guidelines. Guy-id-la-ins...
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GUIDELINES 🤬
You know that, right?
Well anyway. Enjoy the second part of Ezra's Dementlieu's character information. ___________________________________________
- The Sun:
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A seemingly intimidating looking crown, The Sun can make Ezra wield the power of fire that feels like it is as hot as the sun and can burn anyone very effectively through the literal firepower in hand.
- The Judgement:
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One really, really large, satellite like machine floating high in the sky, The Judgement is an extremely powerful weather machine and is the second most powerful form of his Arcana Weapon that can manipulate the weather as he sees it at the cost of the fact that just conjuring it up will result in Ezra becoming tired now unless he gained the requirement to fill his energy.
- The World:
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