Geode: Chiseled Down

Geode: Chiseled Down

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Already battered by trauma by growing up in the country of Friesla, Hendrik Huizinga and his friends are drafted into the newest war to experience the horrid stories their parents had told them firsthand. Newly Nationally Certified Mages, their passions are warped into weaponry quickly. For Hendrik, life feels cruel, like it's constantly kicking him back down every time he manages to lift himself a centimeter off the ground. Too many problems are arising, from personal to nation-wide, with no solutions in sight. There's only so much the human psyche can take before it cracks people down the center and splits them open to show who they are on the inside. Hendrik may break, but he's going to survive and rebuild, no matter what it takes. That is a threat. (First Draft, open to constructive criticism)
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Gideon Saint is fairly certain Saxon bowmen are more agreeable than Year 10s. Life is going good, or at least okay. He's surviving British public school, newly emancipated from his parents, and in his spare time he and his Welsh friends are surviving as rebels. But they can't forever, and King Henry is proposing a bargain. In return for Gideon's help against the French, namely Joan of Arc, England will grant Wales some level of independence. But Joan of Arc is a formidable adversary, and Gideon is well aware King Henry is not to be trusted. The fate of Wales hangs in the balance. Ahem, living people die, dying people live, Henry V is here and he's awesome despite being the main antagonist, everybody is probably gay, swords are described in loving detail, people are not, lovely platonic friendships, did we mention swords? Chaos. Adventure. Invading France. Yes, you may learn something about history, but that's a risk you'll have to take. Trigger/Content: some violence, fantasy violence, and peril. Brief profanity, adoption issues/family issues discussed.

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