Next Generation
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  • Parts 12
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  • Reads 311
  • Votes 18
  • Parts 12
  • Time 27m
Ongoing, First published Dec 07, 2016
Onyx has set out to get the other mysticals ready for their next generations. While Eterio and Angello  has agreed they need to make a safe haven to let the next generations to learn all about themselves. However, Samuel is only doing it because he was out voted by the other gods. Soon the next generations will discover more than they thought would ever happen in their boring normal lives.

Onyx- goddess of vamps
Eterio- god of good angels
Angello- goddess of werewolves
Samuel- god of fallen angels

Kyran- vampling (f)
Draven- vampling (m)
Cassielle- good angel (f)
Gabriel- good angel (m)
Danica- werewolf (f)
Darrian- werewolf (m)
Christina- fallen angel (f)
Abaddon- fallen angel (m)

Vampling- young vamp
Emprint- bonding between two people (same /different species)
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