The Scarlet Hunter| ON HOLD
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Ongoing, First published May 24, 2017
"You Can't Tame The Spirit Of Someone Who Has Magick In Their Viens "

 17 year old Fiona Castellonos is a Gem Hunter. Planning out heists, and a badass swordfighter. Skilled in almost all forms of combat, she puts up a tough show against the opponent. Her world tilts when she meets the Hunt siblings, claiming to be magickal beings from another realm.

The Aurora's are missing and the powers of an ancient beast, chained to Polaris are rising. The God's are weak and Chaos is brewing. 

Will the prophecy of the destroyer turn out to be true?

 Fiona with her unique heritage and awesome friends has to face the dangers of the realms and bitter truths. A story full of ancient and mythological creatures and gods.
Journey with Fiona and be lost in the endless world of stars and magic.
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The world tilted as I went crashing to the floor. The ancient rushed towards me, but I rolled across the floor, whip tangling around me. Blood trickled from the bruise on my cheek along with a stinging pain that brought me back to reality.I heard the whip cutting through the air, coming towards me.
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