Archaic Gethen
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  • Parts 18
  • Time 1h 33m
  • Reads 662
  • Votes 65
  • Parts 18
  • Time 1h 33m
Ongoing, First published Apr 14, 2017
One explosion.

Seven monsters.

And almost certain destruction.

Six kids realise that something is horribly wrong after an earthquake which trashes their school. From there, they learn about creatures so foul that even history was too afraid to record them. 

As these monsters close in on the one object which prevents them from recreating the world as their own, secrets unfold and death runs rampant on the streets of Archaic, snuffing out innocent victims and drawing power from their despair.

Will Falkner and his friends manage to defeat this unimaginable evil? Or will the Gethen get to them first, destroying everything they love and cherish. It could be that the forces trying to prevent them from succeeding will intervene, dooming the world for good. 

Or maybe, the ending might not be what these adolescents had hoped for when they began their suicidal mission...
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Based off a prompt on Tumblr: "I want a superhero series where they have powers that 100% contradict their personalities". Molly grew up as a fisherman's daughter in a village by the ocean, so naturally, it was a surprise to her and those around her when she acquired fire powers. Everyone around her had some sort of magic, but they all were compatible with who they were. Molly's mother had died in a fire for Aglea's sake! (Note: Aglea is a goddess who's name just happens to resemble a Greek goddess. They're very different.) Jax was the son of a rich blacksmith, who shocked everyone by developing water powers, and strong ones at that. When the two meet, they go on a journey to save Molly's village from a witch who wants their magic for her own. If they can't stop her, her icy grip will smother the world. Will something other than friendship develop over this trip? Only time will tell. (I don't own the cover image if you know who it belongs to, tell me so I can credit them. Also, you have no idea how tempting it was to put Fire Boy and Water Girl as the cover. I mean, reversed genders, but still.) Some of the magic bits are heavily based off of ATLA.