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The Reaper

The Reaper

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, Nov 25, 2016
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Action and Thriller
A complicated story following a god by the name of Calcine Blight. After Calcine starts a fight with his brother, Ebony, his father, Obnotus, throws both him, and his brother to earth, realizing that they are not yet ready for the task of taking his job once he is dead. They will have to learn what it's like to be human, before they know what it is like being a god, and as a side job, learning the true value of a life, and the justice or tragedy of death. And to learn this, they must become, the Grim Reaper. But with all the pressure of life and death in their hands, will they crack, or be broken by choices of such magnitude? Find out in, The Reaper.
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Danny wasn't a Fenton. He wasn't their original child, in fact, he was their nephew. A nephew they lied to. They thought they were helping him, but all it did was cause him to resent them. Cause him to run away. He needed to fix this mistake he unknowingly made. Dick wasn't a Wayne, but he liked pretending to be. It felt better than remembering that he was abandoned by someone he thought he could trust. Someone he thought would never leave his side. Someone who wasn't there for their deaths. Yet, they couldn't stay away from each other for too long. After all, they were two halves of the same whole.

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