I just wanted to say: chapters 29 and 35 are officially my favorite, don't you agree?
I wanted to also explain. Yay explaining. Fun.
Mjolna
Just like normal races, Mjolna all have certain characteristics that make you able to tell them apart from others. They have natural shades of Purple hair. Their eyes tend to be non natural colors by standards of real life not Wattpad. For instance pink or purple. Their height isn't all that tall but some are kind of dwarfish.
Neko
Before I get into this I just looked up the plural of Neko (don't ask) and apparently Japanese doesn't use plurals and singulars so Neko is just Neko. (Ex: One Neko Two Neko Three Neko..)
Neko obviously have cat ears and a tail. They really don't have other distinct features about them that really tell them apart from humans other than that and that their emotions tend to spiral out. Some Neko are emotional wrecks and some are at peace with their emotions. They have their moments though.
Werewolves
Don't worry, less confuzzling. 'Werewolf' isn't Japanese.
Though there haven't been many werewolf appearances, they do exist in PIY. Two off the top of my head are Chiata and the Kidnapper. Remember her? She's back to haunt you.
Werewolves (Obvious fact alert) have wolf ears and a tail to set them apart from humans. Like Neko, their emotions aren't much in check. Except with them it can be way more violent.. .
Arcs
As I'm sure you know already, PIY is split up into arcs. These are the arcs so far:
Chapters 1-7: Sachael comes alive
Chapters 8-12: Oleander's newfound power
Chapters 13-16: Should We Go? Part 1
Chapters 17-18: Evangeline's Father
Chapters 19-20: Should we go? Part 2
Chapters 21-27: Introducing... Boys
Chapters 28-34: Beginning of Japan
Chapters 35 on... idk yet.
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The Power Inside You Book 2: The Summer Abroad VERSION1
Fantasía[[Set about two years after the first book]] When a shocking twist occurs that Sachael isn't just in Evangeline's subconscious, she follows her and her friends around school sharing the schedule of Evangeline. Meanwhile in Japan, more and mor...
