Fantasyracism Stories

So what if Violetta hadn't been turned into an elf, but a dark elf, when she first came to Centopia? How would Mia and the elvish people react to her? And what would Gorgona do when she met another dark elf who isn't a warrior, but a farmer? Violetta finds herself in a world that gives her purpose, even as it calls her evil based on her supposed race. And somehow, that world is the one she finds herself falling in love with.

Arriving in Xadia, Rayla immediately finds herself in conflict with her homeland - Understanding that centuries of belief in Elven superiority over Humanity to be nothing but lies, yet still wanting to be proud of her people and their history. She finds herself questioning if peace can truly be attained when both sides are stuck in centuries of lies and misconceptions about one another, and how they can come to see one another as equals when they both beleive themselves superior. She questions why she ever fought for Xadia. Callum reminds her why they're fighting now.

Maeve didn't believe in fate until she was magically whisked away to a beautiful land of witches and warlocks. Although she longed to return home, she felt drawn to the enchanted village. Princess Emerald of Hexena believed that Maeve was brought to the land because she possessed a powerful piece of magic. But the magical land isn't all sunshine and happiness; an assassin is looking to kill Maeve for reasons unknown. Emerald urged Maeve to stay and help protect the witches and warlocks of Hexena. When Maeve refuses to stay, Emerald promised her a huge fortune -which Maeve accepted-. However, Maeve soon discovered dark secrets and hidden agendas that made her want to return home more than ever. TW: Death of a child, Death of parents, war (not on page), Murder (Violent death), blood, dark magic, neglected child [The Fate Winx Saga and The Clockwork Angel meets The Gilded Wolves]