Down In Legend
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Ongoing, First published Jun 20, 2017
There are Legends, creatures above Angels and Demons, creatures deemed immortal. The Heir, the Witch, the Sylph and the Mage. Very little is known of these creatures of incredible power, but they have been hunted for centuries, only for the hunters to be found dead, weeks later every time. And now it seems your family has the same death wish. Your name is James Neveon and it's your job to kill them

You needed the Legends. Everything had gone horribly wrong, and however much you hated it, you needed their help. They were the only ones powerful enough to defeat her, before she killed everyone else. Your name is Havilah and you are quite possibly the most idiotic Angel to ever exist.

You are a Legend. People tell their children horror stories about you. Existing from well before civilization, you never asked for this. You just wanted to be with your family in peace again. So when that Angel came begging you, you weren't amused, until you learned what was left of your family was in danger too. Your name is Jade Derse, the Sylph and this was going to be one for the history books

(Hi this is my first [real] story, and I'm really excited about it, feedback is always welcome. Updates are probably going to be very scattered. Thanks for reading, hope you enjoy!) 😊
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