A Ray of Dark
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Last published Sat, Feb 9, 2019
"Don't be conceited, you guys aren't my only enemies. I fight demons too."
He scoffed at me, "Don't exaggerate, we all fight our own inner demons-"
"I'm talking about real demons you stupid fuck. Your Master trained you to turn a blind eye to the real monsters of this galaxy, so guess whose job it is to kill them."
The universe is a cruel place where the strong survive and the weak die.
When an entity becomes too weak to protect themselves and the balance of the universe, they choose a champion to do it for them. Aerowyn Myung never wanted that responsibility, but when a promise from the past comes to haunt her, the decision is out of her hands.
Now she must learn to fight with the monsters instead of against them, and protect the universe from the Heroes who could potentially destroy it.
To do this she will become the greatest "Villian" the universe will see, and fight for the Shadows.
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