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Ongoing, First published Jan 23, 2025
The night came but her sun didn't rise. Perhaps because wishing for the sun to rise for you is for a pitiful human on earth and the moon it self. A goddess, a divine, but still a human. A girl in her teenage years, too weak and needs protection to be called strong, and too valuable to be called weak. In the side of the world that the most only sees it as a fiction, there are men who crave for power and don't hesitate for sacrifice, there are people who die, break and hide. The people who lost and the ones who gain. A side of the worlds that runs by power, most don't know about because they shouldn't. You die or try to survive, dare to have a weak heart and wait for it to break in a minute. The death is always near, just like those monsters.
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Ever sense I was four I've had great power. The older I get the stronger and harder it gets to control. I won't let what happened when I was ten happen again. That it not who I am nor want to be. I wish I knew what my powers mean. I miss you Tea. I miss you so much. I'll find the person responsible for her death and I will find the person who killed my parents. I finally know why I have these powers. I don't know how I'm going to do this but if the universe himself trusts me then I know I can do it. I have to. If I don't everything is over. Everything. Life as we know it will case to exist. I won't let that happen, not when I have the power to stop it.