New Generation

About the Characters and the Next Part

Hi, I'm the author! You know this, and most likely think this input is slightly annoying. Sorry 'bout that.

When I was planning this story, I went pretty into planning my characters, giving them backstories, and a lot of that didn't make it into the actual story. Here's a bit about our characters that maybe you didn't know.

Maxia was ment to be the comic relief. He was there to create those awkward or amusing moments when they were needed. His name means magic, and his middle name is Peter after the undying child Peter Pan. In the early stages of planning, I had planned to kill him off for real. I had planned that during the final fight, the prince managed to get one of Indy's guns and shoots Max through his heart. I ended up liking him to much to do so. He is also pansexual and an insomniac like myself.

Alice is actually based off my little sister, a tan girl with dark hair named Alice. Alice while it never came relevant in the story, is asexual, aromatic, and gender neutral. She is untrusting because she never came in contact with any other children as far as she remembers. She is very protective over Max because he is the first person apart from her parents, that she really got to know well. She doesn't want to loose this family figure, and that's part of why she disapproves of Max and Indy being together.

Indy was actually the bad guy in early planning. I fell in love with the character, and gave him an evil twin instead. Indy is very self conscious because his family always said he wasn't right. When his father, the king, was killed, his family snapped. His brother tried to drown him to make sure he would become the next king, and when he fail, said Indy had drawn a knife on him. Indy was originally a girl, but that changed in early planning. He is bisexual.

The Next Story is actually going to revolve around the Mianite series. You will be hearing a lot more about Sam, Taylor, Tyler, and a new character. Before I publish that, I will most likely write two shorter stories. That is not a promise.