Incomplete - Warrior High Season 2
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  • Parts 144
  • Time 16h 4m
  • Reads 311,559
  • Votes 7,410
  • Parts 144
  • Time 16h 4m
Complete, First published Jan 30, 2019
This story starts with the beginning of the new semester in Warrior High (after the events of Season 1 as telecasted). There will be new characters and temporary exit of certain characters. 

The Lead characters will be
Siddarth Rajput
Siyali Rajput
Utkarsh Rajput

The lead couples will be
Sid-Siyali
Utkarsh-Krissan
All other characters and couples will be given minimal roles only. So other couple shippers don't get disappointed 

The format of the fan fiction is similar to a script and hence, Music will be used at times where it is necessary. It is advisable to listen to the music and imagine what is written for better understanding of the situation.

It is assumed that there are Class 11 and 12 students in others houses. Rohan (who was told to be Nehru house's head boy and a junior in S01 E68) is assumed to be in the same class as that of other characters, i.e., Class 11

This story will have a long line of episodes amounting to around 100-150 parts.

Each episode will have upto 1200 words (upto Episode 74) and upto 1700 words (from Episode 75 onwards)

Disclaimer - It is purely a fan fiction and out of my own imagination. 
P.S. if you don't like it, No hard feelings and no mean comments, Please! If you do like, give your votes and comment. :) And please ignore typos.

Happy reading!!

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