Fallen From Grace

Four years ago, the world ended quietly.
When Webby Vanderquack walked away with F.O.W.L., she didn't look back-not at Scrooge, not at the triplets, not at the family she'd fought so hard to belong to. The truth they offered her was sharper than any blade: she was never Scrooge McDuck's clone. Never a replacement. Never meant to belong to the McDuck legacy at all.

She was something else entirely.

Now sixteen, Webby operates under her real name-one buried long before she ever set foot in the mansion. F.O.W.L. didn't just give her answers; they gave her purpose, training, and the painful clarity of why she was created, abandoned, and watched from the shadows her entire life. Loyalty, after all, is easier when it's earned with truth.

Across the globe, Huey, Dewey, and Louie McDuck work for S.H.U.S.H., an intelligence organization dedicated to dismantling F.O.W.L.'s growing influence. Alongside old friends and new allies, the triplets chase conspiracies, decode secrets, and survive missions that blur the line between hero and weapon.

But every lead circles back to the same ghost.

Webby.

They refuse to believe she chose this life. Refuse to accept that she doesn't want saving. And as their paths begin to cross again-on opposite sides of a silent war-the question isn't whether they can bring her home.
It's whether home still exists at all.

Because Webby Vanderquack didn't fall.

She burned-and learned how to fly in the ashes.