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Vulcan
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    Time 1h 11m
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    Time 1h 11m
Ongoing, First published Mar 25, 2016
Mature
Marcus Tarquus is just your average Pompeian boy, playing ball with his neighborhood friends, taking a swim in the ocean every now and then, and carrying out all of his religious duties to the gods of Roman Mythology. One day, the  god of fire and volcanoes, Vulcan, decides he's not too happy with things, so he goes into a rage fit and sets off Mount Vesuvius. This tragedy is one that Marcus has been told that he'd never have to worry about. But when nobody is even ready for this to happen, he along with everyone he has ever known are in the threat of death and being lost in history...
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(NOT EDITED AT ALL) (LOTS OF GRAMMAR ERRORS) (I was young when I wrote this lol) "You're special, fire boy," the man grins, "you and the others are just getting started." - Fire. Earth. Water. Air. It's 2890. In the US, everyone gets one of the elements powers when they are born, usually their parents element. But the elements no longer get along. They keep themselves separated from one another, not daring to interact, knowing it will cause havoc and destruction. But the government wants to test the elements together. And they've been watching, waiting for the right elements that can handle the job. And they've found them. *** Highest rank: #5 in Science Fiction Cover: @lucifehh WARNING: There is some harsh language, read at your own risk