The Koet
  • WpView
    Reads 855
  • WpVote
    Votes 69
  • WpPart
    Parts 12
WpMetadataReadOngoing2h 32m
WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, Sep 7, 2012
The world holds an unseen force. It is that of those who Bare the Mark and the mighty Koets, or groups of Bearers of the Mark, they form. But the three Main Leaders of the Bearers of the Mark, known as the crown, have been disrupted bringing their world into chaos. Tessa and her partner in crime, Jamie, arrive in a new town, planning on a short stay, but their plans are interrupted by a strange trio takes a great, unexplainable interest in them. Thalia, a Bearer of the Mark and a Leader of a Koet, Is the head of a rebellion against the crown. She is looking for support and numbers, even if it is unwilling. She and 2 other members of her Koet have been searching the unmarked, regular human population for someone who posses enough power to be able to withstand the Mark. She thinks she has found the perfect first mark when she meets Tessa. Jace, a Bearer of the Mark and leader of a Koet, has seen the actions of Thalia and her Koet, but unlike Tessa, he knows the reasons behind them. Jace makes a plan that sets wheels in motion. Tessa will soon find that the world is more than she previously thought and that life is not black and white. She has an opportunity to start over at a new different life, but is it worth it?
All Rights Reserved
#442
decisions
WpChevronRight
Join the largest storytelling communityGet personalized story recommendations, save your favourites to your library, and comment and vote to grow your community.
Illustration

You may also like

  • A Human In Disguise
  • Wolves Resort (Polyfidelity) (MxM) (completed)
  • Crown of Ash and Bone
  • Rose to clarity
  • Chance On Me (MXMMM)(COMPLETE)
  • HAVEN ✓
  • à la folie (To Insanity)
  • Bloodmarked
  • Bearing the Royal Mark (Completed)

Jonathan hasn't been honest a single day in his life. All his friends, his smiles, and his zest for life are just a way of lying to himself and everyone else. Did he have a bit of an addiction to alcohol and tobacco? Maybe. Was he incapable of eating a single full plate of food a day? Perhaps. Did he live with an abusive, drug-addled father 24/7? True. But he was okay, because he was Jonathan. And Jonathan was the happy kid, the life of the party, and he didn't have any problems in life. Right? Sending him to an institution with five other boys in equally deplorable mental states is just an excuse for him to run away from home, not because he needs it. Obviously. The important thing is that Jonathan will continue to be perfect...until he isn't.

More details
WpActionLinkContent Guidelines