Time was a truly different concept for Elizuru after that fateful day. It had gone and stretched itself, pulling forward in lean expanses of feelings that she couldn't quite describe. Time beforehand had dragged her slowly, slowly below the current, the sands filling her throat. And now? Now, she was liberated and free. Now she could control each step, each twist of her wrists, each flick of her eyes. That was, at least, for five pure minutes. Then the realisation flooded in and blackened her horizons. Time warped itself back again, and looped endlessly in torturous cycles of disarray. Maybe, just maybe, this wasn't what was best?
This is the story of Elizuru, a girl with so much raw power it's redundant. This is a fiction of her adventure through her turbulent life, as she meets and befriends a group of eccentric magical fellows. This is a tale fraught with magic, and prejudice, and panic, and friendship and love and death... eventually.
Yet despite herself, Elizuru couldn't help but be laced with excitement, as if she could tell that this was all part of destined MADness. She smiled to herself. *Yes, this is all part of my MADness.*
This supergirl has no powers (Now Published so sample only)
10 parts Complete
10 parts
Complete
In a school for super powered, supernatural students one doesn't fit in. She comes from the most prestigious family well known for their superpowers, yet Winter Mangalow is just a normal girl.
Her family all keep telling her that one day her powers would shine through, but now at the age of seventeen almost eighteen she no longer believes them.
Her school life is hell with everyone looking down on her because of her lack of powers. With her Dad being Principal though it meant she couldn't even attend a different school.
Both the ban of her existence and the only joy in her day is one Caspian Anderson, the most powerful student in the school.
When at school he acts like the biggest, most arrogant jerk she had ever known. But Winter has a secret, she knows Caspian very well.
He may not acknowledge her at school but every afternoon he was all hers. He was the best friend that any girl could wish for. He was sweet, kind and funny. He never let the fact she had no powers bother him then at all.
With the arrival of Zeke Worthington her life became in disarray. He understood her; he knew what it felt like to be the outsider. He told her he had come from a place where he was misunderstood too. Zeke seemed immensely happy to meet Winter, even though he befriended Caspian too.
Why Caspian had a problem with it, Winter doesn't understand. It wasn't like he went out of his way to be friends with her during school hours.
Even as Winter and Zeke get closer, Caspian becomes increasingly unhappy and agitated with her. She can't change things though, after all in the long run all she can prove is that she has no powers, but maybe she will be surprised.