Mt. Amethyst
- Leituras 161
- Votos 16
- Capítulos 6
If you have green eyes you're destined to protect.
If you have orange eyes you're destined to fight.
But what if you don't conform to either of these rules?
What if your eyes are purple? Then what?
At noon, the day after your 16th Birthday, your eye colour changes. No longer the uniform black like every under 16 year old's.
Highest ranks in categories:
#894 science fiction
#246 dystopian
#107 futuristic
#8 gemstones
#47 emerald
#16 jet
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