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The Round Table Chronicles

The Round Table Chronicles

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Fantasy
Sylvia Stone lost her father when she was baby and grew up with only her mother and dear family friend Marvin Ambrosius. Now eighteen, she participates in an Arthurian Literature class that studies the Once and Future King. However, all is not as it seems and to to Sylvia, this could mean a life or death stalemate as history threatens to repeat itself. What will this mean for Sylvia? Only time will tell.
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Pan x Reader [x Baelfire] As the royal daughter of an absentee mother and problematic father, you suffer from things unimaginable from the 'human' mind, but when your skin comes into contact with any liquid-- well, that's a different story. Your parents tried to shield you from reality, much like your sister, but that didn't work either. Could what you don't know, in fact, harm you? Will what you thought was wrong and right change entirely? But for better or for worse? You'll find that your past does connect to your future in ways most unlikely. Everything happens for a reason. ● This story contains graphic depictions of parental abuse. ☆ Disclaimer: I do not own any 'Once Upon a Time' or 'The Little Mermaid' characters.

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