Screw It, Let's Be Magic
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  • Reads 199
  • Votes 19
  • Parts 13
  • Time 1h 15m
Complete, First published Dec 06, 2015
The world has always had myths. And that's all they were. Myths. Until one day, hundreds of races of mythological creatures opened the door from their world, and fled into ours. After escaping the Darkworld, they shut the door, and sealed all of the evil creatures inside. Years later,  after everyone has accepted the creatures, the door is opened again from the inside out. Jess Winstram, a woodland elf, her brother Adrian, a demon named Kaliah, and a woodland named Fennec run away to see the Darkworld, and meet others on the way. But oft a time, these kids get much more than they bargain for.  Will they be able to fix another's mistake, or will the world suffer the consequences?
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Willow never had leaders in her life, so she became her own. She never had anyone to protect her loved ones, so she took on that role, too. Before she knew it, she was leading a universal rebellion against a conjuring sorcerer. She must keep her secret, at whatever cost, or their worlds are lost. The problem is, she can't remember that secret anymore. She can't remember who she can trust. She can't remember her own name. It's up to her now to be brave, to discover who she is, and to save her world in the process. A demented assassin has been trailing her ever since she left her failed safe house, and seven powerful spirits have been let loose to bring her in. But what can an elf as powerless as her do in the face of danger?