The Mystics
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  • Reads 263
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  • Parts 6
  • Time 25m
Ongoing, First published Jun 21, 2015
The legend goes that the Mystics where created by the moon queen to restore balance to the world, to make peace.

So she created the Mystics, powerful beings that could control the elements, change shape or size, shift the balance of things in order for peace to take its place.
But people saw this as a threat and quickly acted out against it.

War broke out, millions died and the Mystics where felt with... severely.






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