Breaking Colors(Red Rising/Maximum Ride Crossover AU)
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Ongoing, First published Apr 16, 2018
For 786 years, there has always been The Society and it's Color castes:  unskilled Red and the bottom, cruel and manipulative Gold on top, and every other color in-between.  Each color served a purpose, and obviously color-coded like all those Goldbrows like.  

But quite frankly, I don't care about the system.  No one aboard the Flock cares about the Color they belong to: just that we are together.  And we are not caught-ever.   But when the youngest of us gets caught...

We unleash bloodydamn hell.

(There is a lot of alternations to make this match, like how Ari ages.  There will be no turning-into-an-eraser thing going on, and he and Max will not be siblings, but expect no shipping of these two.)
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