Wildwood School for Myths
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  • Time 3h 45m
  • Reads 86
  • Votes 3
  • Parts 11
  • Time 3h 45m
Ongoing, First published Apr 15, 2017
Mature
Caia is a young phoenix from the rundown city of Orilion. All her life she has been used to the bustle, fear, paranoia and crime that is Orilion. But that all changes when an elvish wizard named Amos and a Japanese demigod named Kimiko rescue her and her friends Danica the witch and Jonah the centaur from the city and its criminal inhabitants. Now, the three simple teenagers are introduced to an entirely new surrounding; the paradise city of the Myth world, Varisvarra. And they have even been enrolled into one of the best Myth schools in the world, on behalf of the Queen herself! But when Caia starts to have spasmodic flashbacks of a time in her life she does not recall, things start to seem less than pristine as to what they appear.
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Syna and the Worlds End

22 parts Complete Mature

In a world teetering on the edge of destruction, A sixteen-year-old witch named Syna and her allies embark on a dangerous journey to prevent the "I'm going to destroy the world" plans of her ex-best friend, Silas. As they navigate treacherous battles and confront their somewhat unusual past, Syna and Silas find themselves stuck in a struggle for the very survival of their world. Can they overcome betrayal and adversity to prevent the end of the world that Silas seeks? Read on and find an epic journey of magic, friendship, and redemption as they race against time to change their destinies. *Postscript: I wrote this in-between the ages of 11-13*