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Forked Shadows
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Complete, First published Oct 27, 2017
"I'm leaving." 

Her eyes were slightly glazed, the once strong resolve shattered to pieces, and her shoulders hunched over in defeat. Her head tucked in, away from the accusing looks and mocking threats, and her entire appearance was that of a war surrendered. She would never be the same, or return to her former glory--that is, if she had any, to begin with--and be remembered as a criminal.
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The Pink Paradox

16 parts Ongoing

Cynical 15-year-old Akina Akunawa dies and wakes up reincarnated as Sakura Haruno, the least-liked character in the Naruto anime. Trapped in the body, Akina despises Sakura's short pink hair, lack of skill, and canon obsession with Sasuke Uchiha. Determined to survive the dangerous ninja world and rewrite a flawed destiny, Akina decides to keep quiet, feign modesty at the Academy, and train in secret. But how long can a cynical soul maintain the façade of a cheerful, naive child while secretly preparing for the fight of her life? Akina will prove that this 'trash' character is capable of more than obsession-she's capable of revolution. "The truly devastating thing about life is not the pain it inflicts, but the agonizing realization that the suffering is utterly pointless. There's no grand cosmic lesson, no divine reward for endurance. You simply take the hits until you don't, and the world moves on, oblivious. It's a tragedy without an audience, and frankly, a waste of a good theatrical cry." - Akina Akunawa. © All Rights Reserved