The Tattoo (formerly Unbreakable)
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  • Reads 26,485
  • Votes 586
  • Parts 40
  • Time 2h 14m
Complete, First published Jun 08, 2013
He who wins the war writes the history books. His war is the only one that is just, anything else is a foolish act of rebellion against power. True power, in 22nd century America is being unblemished and clean skinned. A tattoo on the wrist is the mark of the suppressed, three links bind an individual into a lifetime of servitude that no one would choose. To be bought and sold like an animal is the highest form of humiliation: according to the slaves. According to those who wrote the histories it is deserved, even though the Great Revolution was over 300 years before our time. Meriddion VanShay didn't believe the history books for a second, how could a tattoo really make that much of a difference?
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Everyone is born with a tattoo. The design represents what kind of powers you have. The white tattoos represent light magic, and the black represent black or dark magic. Black magic is very rare to get, and is very rare. Thomas Jefferson however, got "lucky" with getting this black magic. Everyone assumes that people with black magic are bad people. James Madison, has a light tattoo, but his powers have yet to reveal itself. Jefferson and Madison are going to the same college, with Jefferson's twin brother and his friends. (Lafayette[twin], Hercules, Alexander, and John.) Black Magic has always seemed bad to Jefferson, and Magic in general always seems bad to Madison. Can magic ever be good?