{: Void Cats :}

{: Void Cats :}

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MatureOngoing5m

Last published Sun, Sep 20, 2015

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Fantasy

This story is about Vanilla, who ventures on the path of a Void Cat. He makes friends and loses most of them. Everyone in the world knows you can get powers by joining the Void Cats- but if you're not worthy, there's a surprise for you. If you aren't worthy of powers, you get "stuck". Getting "stuck" makes half of your body turn the opposite colors of your pelt. You get a split personality disorder, and life goes to hell. If your body can't decide what you are- you die in five days. He's gonna have a hella fun time, won't he?

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