Story Complex

The Stones of Usami

Legend has it, there is a man named Usami who is responsible for choosing the two people who will protect their world. One man and one woman. They are meant to work together to keep evil away.

When Arianna and Jack are chosen for the legendary task, Usami passes the two stones to them. The stones were created long ago by Usami for the chosen ones to use. These stones are made to help the two people to help others using the energy held inside them. Over time and through all the battles, the stones began to crack. With every crack, the stones lose more energy thus, losing power.

One fateful day, during an attack on London, the two stones finally break into peices, and the heroes lose their power. With London in peril, and no stones left to grant them powers, Jack and Arianna must find another way to save London. But how?

Notes

Usami is the creator of the stones but doesn't have any powers of his own.
Arianna should be a bit clumsy, just to make the story a little more interesting.
Jack should have a bit of an ego, meaning, he should think highly of himself. But he doesn't brag much and still has a big heart (the reason he was even chosen for the stone in the first place was for his big heart).
The stones were given to Arianna and Jack because they have been tested and proved to be good people.

The end should be with them somehow managing to save London from the evil that resides there. Involve Usami somewhere in the end.

Suggestion

This book has serious potential to be one of those super boring books you're forced to read in school. But if done correctly, it can actually be interesting. Make sure when writing this book, you put in lots of funny scenes or lighter areas to make the book less of a school book and more like one people would WANT to read.

I recommend making the ending be somehow related to Usami. For example, say he has been the source of the stone's energy and only he can restore the stones.

Have battles scenes involving people Arianna and Jack will fight throughout the book leading up to the stones finally breaking.

Make the relationship between Arianna and Jack dramatic, meaning, make them have a few minor fights here and there but don't do anything too drastic between them. If you do decide however to make them have a big fight or something like that, I suggest you make consequences of their fight in the story. For example, say they have a fight and then have trouble with cooperation during battle. But in the end, they must be okay again to make sure the story works. After all, how are you suppposed to save London together if you can't even get along?

Story inspired by Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Chat Noir

I seriously love that show and I suggest you watch it. Season one is currently on Netflix.