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The Untitled
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Ongoing, First published Jul 01, 2025
"For the sun is situated in the center of the cosmos, wearing it like a crown." - Hermes Trismegistus.

She's invisible one day, someone else the next. She doesn't know what she is, who she is, or what to do with herself, other than to fight against the people who hurt her. 
The gods. 
Those kids in school. 
The teachers who criticized her. 
They all hurt her, cast her out, and made her someone who nobody would be able to understand. Since, without a name, who are we? Are we the color of our skin? The shape of our nose? The secrets that we carry? 
Thus, it is her goal to make them question if they're who they say they are, or if they deserve a different life. Some she deems worthy of her love and affection, others she deems to doomed to Tartarus.
The gods think differently though. Some think of her story as sad and a tragedy. Others find her power and choose to use it for their gain. For it is one they have never seen before, and one that can conquer the world. 

Chapters change POV, every part. 

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