The True Definition of Sin

The True Definition of Sin

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Zeth and Artemis have been growing up together for many years. Despite the fact that Artemis is his adoptive-sister, Zeth finds himself in love with the chatty, tall brunette. One day, in the year 3048, Artemis, now 17, is sent back to her homeland, Dvalia, in a different dimension or plane of life from Earth as a test subject for their father, Dr.Garri Franks's experiment in creating a machine in sending people to the other dimension, as it cannot be reached by distance, but rather, a different method. Originally, Artemis was brought to Earth by the miracle goddess, Aria, for unknown reasons. Zeth decides it is his responsibility to follow Artemis in ensuring her safe return, and with the help of Aria, succeeds in coming to Dvalia in order to find Artemis. Little does he and Artemis know that Dvalia has been in chaos because of a series of unfortunate incidents caused by a mysterious man known as "Coverer White". As they discover that Artemis is the princess of Dvalia, and Zeth, the young boy in the prophecy, they are handed the duty, along with several other companions, to restore the balance of all wrongdoing to save not only Dvalia, but Earth as well.
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Percy Jackson is not a good person. At least, not anymore. Percy has been through a lot. Annabeth is dead and his few remaining friends are scattered across America. Percy's been loyal and heroic his whole life, he's always done what the gods asked. And they have only ever repaid him with pain and indifference. So now it's his turn. His longing for justice is growing and the more bitter he becomes, the more it sinks in that without Annabeth, he has nothing left to fight for. But then again, there's nothing holding him back. Revenge is something that has long been above Percy. But at the end of the day, at least it's something to fight for. The gods have forgotten that loyalty goes both ways. It's about time someone reminded them what happens when you lose the trust of a Demigod who rules on loyalty. ////Don't be afraid to spam comments or questions, I love attention teehee////

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