Side Effects May Vary | #Nanowrimo2017
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  • Reads 300
  • Votes 40
  • Parts 11
  • Time 1h 5m
Ongoing, First published Oct 31, 2017
In  the year 2050, the government hides a lot of things from the public, one of them being the side effects of vaccines. After 20 years of the various forms of cancer killing millions of people, all the people care is that a cure has been found. A cure that only works on children aged 12 to 19. A group of teens forced to receive the vaccine by their parents develop some interesting side effects that wouldn't seem out of place in an Avengers movie. But can they keep the new powers hidden from the government in order to survive?
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My Kingdom Come Book 1: The Saints We See (Complete)

51 parts Complete Mature

Do your genes, your parents, teachers, or your master determine who you will be in life? Can they set your value in the universe? 650 years ago the known species of the universe came together and signed the Alliance, a document that would help each race find its place in the universe. It granted freedom to some and the scant protection of slavery to others. Into this society a handful of children are born who will change it forever, if they can survive to adulthood. Here is the origin story of two of those children. Hathu is born to a man determined to make the universe bow to him and his species. Since he learned to talk, Hathu has been a disappointment to his father. He doesn't want to become a warrior, and he refuses to assert his dominance. When he accidentally overhears his father plotting against the Ir'Klahn empire, can Hathu stop him? Mik is born with no rights, destined to become a lifelong slave. His mother tries to protect him from this fate by running away and finding a home for them on a trading ship that travels from world to world. They are safe for now, but how long can they hide from the best trackers in the universe? This is the first book in the My Kingdom Come series. Updates every Tuesday. :) My 2021 Nanowrimo so please excuse the unedited condition of the story. Be warned: there is violence, rape, murder, abuse, self harm and suicidal thoughts in this story. I do not post trigger warnings.