Wren Fiora and Dravyn Nocturne are fated to love despite Wren being a Dragon shifter and Dravyn being a Vampire. Will they overcome their enemies and find happiness?

The village of Kestramoor was a peaceful and quite place until one fateful day...

The guards of Celtic have been around a lot longer than people may think and not all that appears to be follow the soldiers as you learn their past present and future of the hounds of Celtic. Follow Hayden Riker and hunter as they progress through holy wars and defeat their masters that control their brothers

so basic this is about a guy with no one,his family rejects him ,no friends apart from a girl he met by saving her this is his story and how his life will go from here

The story begins here , the world is not what it seems, trust no one

The year 44BC Julius Caesar is dead and as rebellion divides Italy and Britain, a roman centurion and a Celtic princess forge a bond no woman or man can rend as under to ensure peace between her tribe and their savage conquerors.

~21 February 2007~
 
"Come on! Drink Drink! This amount of alcohol will not make me drunk! Bring more!"
 
Did he didn't know that it was our personal alcohol he was drinking?
 
Who is the person drinking our alcohol? Well, it was Lugh, the god of the sun of the Celtic pantheon. He came here to talk about trade agreements and offer an alliance between Celtic and the Vongola family, but somehow he turned a formal meeting into a party.
 
Now with the Dwarves joining the party, the alcohol consumption rate increases by a Two-Hundred percent, and I can predict the other will come to this party as well.
 
"I'm sorry about this. Lugh always starts this mess every time there is alcohol in the room."
"It's okay, Lady Morrigan. I guess we can have some parties first before we talk about serious business."
"Please call me, Morrigan. Discard that Lady part."
 
Morrigan, the goddess of Death, War, Fate, and Discord. The great goddess of the Celtic pantheon.
 
"Of course, Morrigan."
"So, I have been wondering for a while. Why do you have the original Medea on your rank?"
"I beg your pardon?"
"Heh. While you can fool the other, you can't fool me. The girl next to you is not the descendant of Medea or the spirit carrier of Medea but a real Medea of Colchis."
 
I can feel my back stiffen by hearing her word. How does she know about her real identity?
 
"I'm a goddess of death, boy. Of course, I can see the difference between spirit carrier or descendant. However, she is neither of those things, and I can see the magic circle of ancient greek from a few kilometers away."
"So, what will you do about it? Will you tell the Greek?"
"Hahahahahaha! Of course not! I hate those bastards, especially that horny Zeus. Don't worry. I will not tell anyone about her."
"Thank you."
"Heh. Just send a few barrels of your strongest alcohol to Ireland."
"... You just want to drink, didn't you?"
"Heh"
"Tch, Irishman, and their drinking problem."
 
I look at the mess Lugh, and the Dwarves make in their drinking party and smile a little. I like the Celtic people more than the other pantheon. They are more casual than others. The Shinto want us to follow the tradition and make it too formal. The Greeks want us to respect them to the highest level, making speaking to them difficult as they want us to bow to them and give the best item we had to them without giving something in return. The Pendragon family has the same problem, but they are not worse than the Greek pantheon. They see us as a lower rank in nobility because of how the Vongola family is not as well known as the Pendragon family, but they still see us as humans, which allows us to negotiate with them.
 
On the other hand, the Celtic sees us as a drinking buddy and equal that should be treated with respect, even though their kind of respect is somewhat twisted. They respect us, so they treat us like a drinking buddy. They also didn't beat around the bush and talk straight to the point. They didn't need us to treat them like a God or Goddess that needed to be praised to the high heaven. They only demand one thing, Honesty. They didn't want sweet talk or praise while people spouted lies right and left. They want honest trade and honest friendship. They are a simple being like that.
 
"So, while ignoring Lugh having his fun over there, can you tell me the reason you ask for this meeting?"
"We want your potions."
"Really? Why?"
"The Land of Shadow has been packed with monsters recently. They become more agitated than usual, and even Scáthach has a problem dealing with them all."
"Scáthach? The queen of Land of Shadow?"
"Yeah. While she is strong, the massive amount of monsters in the Land of Shadow even she cannot fight alone. So we sent our troops to help her, but sadly it was not enough, and many of them were injured, and some of them are on the brink of death. The only thing that can heal them completely is the Phoenix Tear, but it will cost us a lot. The only potion that has the same effect as the Phoenix Tears is your potion. Not only that, your potion is not as expensive as the Phoenix Tears, so we can buy it in bulk without making a dent in our coffer."
 
Land of Shadow. I read about it in the book inside the library, but it was very different from the one Type-Moon universe had. In the Type-Moon universe, the Land of Shadow is the place where a near God-like residing. While in this universe, the Land of Shadow has a limitless monster that has the power of a High-class being.
 
However, while they are only a High-Class being, their number is the one that should be feared. The monster in the Land of Shadow will continue to respawn after a certain amount of time. Usually, it ranges from one minute to ten days. The monster inside the Land of Shadow also reached almost ten million monsters, and usually, they are docile and will not attack unless people approach them.
 
The only thing that makes them agitated is…
 
"Monster wave…"
"You… How do you know that?"
"I read it in the book."
"... You didn't lie to me. So you really read it in a book."
"Yes"
"I see. So will you sell us the potions?"
"Sure. After this party, I will write a document about our trade agreement."
"Will you also give us a discount?"
"Nope"
"Even… If I let you do something to my body?"
"Nope"
"Awwww."
 
Sorry Morrigan, but I already have six women. I don't need any more women in my life. Pleasuring six is already hard enough for me, and you want to join? With your Divine stamina? No, thank you.
 
"But we will lift the limit of these potions. You can buy 60 per year."
 
Yeah, I decided to limit the potion people can buy. 15 potions per year for a pantheon or faction—3 potions for a Magician group, and one potion per individual. We also put a failsafe for people that have Ophis snake inside their bodies. If the people have an Ophis snake or any Ophis power inside their body, it will turn into poison and destroy their body from the inside out.
 
We also closely monitor the potions sold to the other. We didn't sell them to all people, but a select few, and even a Pantheon and Faction did spare from this rule. You can ask the Greek Pantheon as they are the ones that make me annoyed enough for their arrogance that I cut any tie of Trade with them and their merchants. They keep saying that Romania is their domain or something like that.
 
Well, this is not the time to think about that. This is the time to enjoy ourselves at this surprise party.
 
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
*Morrigan POV*
 
"What do you think about this city, Morrigan?"
 
I look at Lugh, who is completely fine even after drinking all the dwarves under the tables. Right now, we are in the guest room Lexian provides for us.
 
"It is nice."
"I know, right? At first, I thought it was just a rumor, but look like the rumor about this city is true."
 
City of Comfort, City of Rainbow, and the City of Harmony. That is the title this city has. That title is created by the people that visit this place and spread it across the world, and I must say that the rumor about this city is correct.
 
"So! What are you two talking about when I have a drink competition with the Dwarves?"
"Our trade agreement. The young lord agreed to sell their potions to us and even let us buy 60 potions this year."
"That is good, right?"
"Yes, but there is something that makes me nervous."
"Oh? The goddess of Death and War, nervous?"
"He somehow knows about the monster wave of Land of Shadow."
"What? Are you sure?"
"Yes"
 
Land of Shadow is our greatest mistake and fortune. It was intended to create another dimension where we can train our believer, but instead, it becomes a monster dimension that keeps spawning monsters every time we kill one of them. The dimension also becomes more and more powerful as time passes by. At first, it only had a thousand monsters, but gradually it began to spawn new types of monsters, making their number increasing every year. Right now, the total number of monsters in the Land of Shadow is Ten Million of monsters. Lucky for us, they only have the power of High-Class beings.
 
This is the reason why the Land of Shadow is our greatest mistake. Not only the number of monsters keep increasing if the other faction knows about this, but they will also see us as a threat in fear of the Land of Shadow being breached and making the monster inside attack the human world. It will cause a war between factions and weaken our force defending the Land of Shadow.
 
Right now, the world only knows that the Land of Shadow as the realm where I judge Celtic people, and the one defending the gate to the Land of Shadow is Scáthach, the Queen of Land of Shadow.
 
However, The Land of Shadow is also the fortune for our faction. The soil in the Land of Shadow is VERY fertile. If someone took the soil to the human world and planted a plant on the said soil, it would boost the said plant's growth by a hundred percent.
 
Not only that, the monsters inside the Land of Shadow have a core inside their body. This core can be used as a fuel to any magic equipment we have, and not only that, it also can be used as a training item. It can increase someone's magic by a little amount, but it only works for a certain amount of people, and not all of them can ingest the wild magic inside the core. That is why our faction did not grow in size even though many magicians want to join our personal rank.
 
"So, what should we do?"
"We do nothing. Lexian already promised me not to spread the news everywhere."
"I see…. Also, Lexian? Really?"
"Shut up!"

R34 Economy with a twist.

Disclaimer: I don't own all the crossover.
Another Disclaimer: This is an Extreme AU

The next morning, Gerald and Cana left the Guild after having a quick and tasty breakfast. The meal was courtesy of Makarov, of course. Free food always tasted better. Both of them agreed on that as they rubbed their bellies.
Cana led the way to Nelos Arms with a skip in her step. She had gone on a few jobs with the other Guild members her age, but it was mostly out of necessity.
Today, Cana was going on a C-rank job that she could've handled on her own with ease. She had done multiple of those item retrieval jobs before, and she had completed them alone. Yet, she had invited Gerald for this one. She liked spending time with him, even though he was a bit quieter than she preferred, but that was because he didn't have that much to talk about. He didn't have any stories to tell of his adventures. This would change today, and she would make sure of that.
The kids in the Guild weren't allowed to take B-rank jobs on their own. They had to have at least one more teammate for those jobs. Only Erza and Mira were permitted to take B-rank jobs on their own, but that's because those two were monsters. She could understand Erza since she had seen her train like a madman for the past three years, but Mira was a different story. The eldest Strauss had so much Magic Power, a strong Magic, and so much talent. It wasn't fair. Cana also had a lot of Magic Power, but why didn't she have a strong natural Magic? She had been stuck with her Card Magic, and she had been content with for so long. Maybe it was time to add a different Magic to her repertoire.
Cana looked at her new friend, who was the main reason for changing her mindset. Gerald also had Card Magic, but the first chance that he got, he started learning another Magic. He wasn't satisfied with the cards that he was dealt with and wanted more. Maybe she should follow his example. There were so many books in the archive of Fairy Tail, at least one or two should work for her, right? Even if they don't, she could try to get inspiration from Gerald's Card Magic. Traping powerful monsters in her cards and using them to fight for her sounded like a good idea. As long as she finds a way to control them.
"Is there something wrong?" Gerald asked. Cana had been staring at him for a while now.
"Nope! I'm just happy we are going on a job together," Cana answered with a bright smile and looked away. Gerald had to physically restrain himself from reaching out and ruffling her hair.
"Annnd, we are here!" Cana exclaimed as they reached Nelos Arms. The armory was a small store with a sign above the door that had its name proudly written for everyone to see.
"Welcome to..." A tall and muscled man with black hair and wearing nothing but pants greeted them.
"Nelos Arms!" A carbon copy of the man jumped out from behind him.
"I'm Nel!"
"I'm Os!"
"We are the Blacksmith Twins!"
"And this our shop!"
Gerald and Cana shared a knowing look before the girl turned to the blacksmiths and showed them their job request. "We are mages from Fairy Tail."
The two blacksmiths narrowed their eyes and observed the kids in front of them. One was a boy with messy brown hair, green eyes, and simple clothes that had seen better days. The other was a girl with long brown hair and large brown eyes. She had switched out of her dress for the job. Cana now sported a yellow shirt and beige shorts that were actually shorts, unlike the ones Mira wore. She had a pink belt around her waist with two holsters that were holding her cards attached to it. And finally, she had a brown bag over her shoulders.
"You two are mages?" Nel asked. He wasn't expecting kids to take their job request. He knew that there were a couple powerful ones in Fairy Tail since they had made a name for themselves already, but he didn't recognize the two in front of him.
"We can handle ourselves," Gerald replied. He saw the doubting look of the blacksmith duo and picked one of his cards. "Celtic Guardian."
The appearance of the elf warrior startled the two. Especially since he was even taller and bigger than them, but the moment their eyes landed on his armor and sword, they lit up brightly.
"Oh, my!"
"Indeed!"
They were circling him around like little kids.
"This sword..."
"Remarkable craftsmanship."
"And the shoulder and breastplates..."
"Indeed, green metal like that is not common around here."
Both of them had reached out, just about to touch Celtic Guardian, when the elf warrior dissipated into white participles. The two turned to Gerald with dejected faces, looking as if he had just robbed them blind of their fortune.
"We can handle ourselves," Gerald repeated. He might not have confidence in his own abilities, but he trusted those of his summons. Celtic Guardian had saved his life once, and although he hadn't seen Le Fay in action, he was sure that she was special.
'Of course, I'm special, silly Master. I'm a magician, after all.'
Gerald almost faltered in his steps even though he was standing in one place. Fay had explained to him that she and the others can speak to him telepathically only right after they've been unlocked. After they've been summoned once, they will lose that ability. So, how was she able to do it now?
'It's because I studied, silly Master.'
He remembered that one of the first dozen books that Fay read was Telepathy. That meant that she had already learned a Magic while he was at about 40% done with Archive. Yeah, she definitely is special. Now the question was if she had learned any other Magic as well? That was one scary thought. The only answer he received was the sweet giggle of Le Fay in his mind.
"...and the guards we had hired ran back to the city to inform us of what had happened." The two blacksmiths had explained the job while Gerald was lost in thought.
"So, a pack of feral lizardmen. Shouldn't be that tough," Cana remarked. There were two types of lizardmen in Earth Land. Intelligent ones that lived in tribes and were treated like humans. And feral ones, who were barbaric and were treated like monsters.
"We will send five of our own men with you and a caravan. Once you deal with the lizardmen, they will collect our inventory and let you choose two of the items. And we will be willing to pay you an additional 10, 000 Jewels if you agree to guard the caravan until it arrives at Oak Town."
"Deal!" Before Gerald could try to bargain for more, Cana had agreed. The money didn't matter that much to her since she had two weeks until she had to pay rent. What mattered was that she got the opportunity to spend more time with him while traveling Fiore.
Nel or maybe it was Os, shook hands with Cana to finalize the deal. With that, the two Fairy Tail mages got onto the caravan that led them to their destination.
It took them roughly about an hour to reach there, and on the way, the guard had told him exactly what had happened. Apparently, a large pack of lizardmen had been passing by the road, heading to a nearby forest, when they encountered the caravan. They were all armed with sticks and stones, but there were over 40 of them while there were only ten guards, including the coachman. Their numbers were too much, and after five of the guards had died, the rest had run away. They weren't sure how many lizardmen they had taken down, but they believed to be around ten or so.
"So, are we supposed to look through the entire forest?" Gerald asked.
"Nope," Cana said while shuffling a deck of cards. "Choose a direction and pick a card." She spread the cards for him.
"Fortune-telling?"
"Fortune-telling!" Cana nodded.
Gerald pointed randomly, picked a card, and showed it to her. "Nope, choose another direction and pick another card," Cana said after shuffling the deck one more time.
A bit of trial and error later, she exclaimed. "That's the way!"
Gerald summoned Celtic Guardian and made him act as the vanguard. The elf warrior was more than happy to finally be able to help his Master. He had failed him once and would make sure that never happens again.
The three walked towards the direction Gerald had pointed earlier, and it didn't take them long to encounter their first lizardmen when they neared a cave. Two green-scaled humanoid creatures, who were as tall as an adult human with weapons in their hands, rushed towards them.
Celtic Guardian didn't waste any time and dashed to meet them head-on. His honor as a warrior was hurt when he was slain by the bandit leader, and he had to reclaim his pride. He had to prove his worth to his Master. And that he did.
The lizardmen carried weapons, but that didn't mean they knew how to use them. Celtic Guardian, on the other hand, was swordsman with honed skills. With his first attack, he disarmed one of the lizardmen, and with his second, he chopped his head off. The other lizardman swung his sword at the elf warrior, but Celtic Guardian blocked it with ease before stabbing him through the chest.
"Wow!" Cana exclaimed.
'Wow indeed,' Gerald though. Celtic Guardian's skill with the sword was nothing to scoff at.
They didn't have the time to marvel at the elf warrior's abilities since they heard growling and hissing of more lizardmen coming from the cave. That was followed by footsteps that were moving towards their direction.
'Call upon me, Master, and let me slay those heathens that dare raise their hand against you!' A hissing voice sounded in Gerald's head.
His eyes widened in surprise. Another card had been unlocked. Gerald pulled out his cards, and one of them was no longer blank. On it, there was a lizardman wearing red-spiked armor with a saber in his hand.
'Say my name, Master, and I will slay those heathens in your name!'
Gerald knew that he could sustain one summon for about one hour as long as he didn't need to use any additional Magic Power. He didn't know how long he could sustain two, but he obliged the request of his new card. "Alligator's Sword!"
Cana was surprised by the sudden light when a lizardman in red armor appeared in front of them. Celtic Guardian was the silent type, but the same couldn't be said about Alligator's Sword.
"Rarara! I will slay you all for attacking my Master! Rarara!" After his battle cry, he rushed out to meet the lizardmen and show them their place.
Cana blinked a few times, startled by Gerald's new summon, before a grin formed on her face. "I can't let them hog all the glory, right?"
With her cards in her hand, she followed behind Alligator's Sword. Cana was a mid-range fighter, and she was like a fish in the water. Celtic Guardian and Alligator's Sword were taking the lizardmen head-on while she had hardened her cards with her Magic Power and threw them like shurikens. Not a single one of their enemies had come even close to her since the two warriors were keeping the attention of the lizardmen on them. Alligator's Sword was doing a particularly good job at that.
"Die! Die! Die!"
"For my Master!"
"Pathetic heathens!"
Every single one of his attacks was followed by his words. He was a complete opposite of Celtic Guardian in that regard. The elf warrior didn't say a thing while he was mowing his way through the lizardmen.
Their fighting styles were also nothing alike. Celtic Guardian used precise strikes without any wasted movements, while Alligator's Sword was wildly swinging his saber like a hurricane. But the one thing they had in common was that both of them were skilled warriors the lizardmen couldn't compare to.
"I don't care about your so-called God!" Alligator's Sword spat out after he chopped the head of a lizardman. "I will slay him in the name of my Master! Die! Die! Die! Rarara!."
It didn't take them more than ten minutes to deal with all the lizardmen that were coming out fo the cave. Celtic Guardian and Alligator's Sword were covered in blood as they walked up to Gerald, who hadn't moved since the start of the fight. Not like there was much that he can do since he didn't know how to fight.
"Are you pleased, Master?" Alligator's Sword asked with an expectant look and snapped Gerald out of his daze. The fight might have lasted around ten minutes, but to him, it felt like it was a few seconds.
"Uhm, yes. You did well," Gerald praised them and saw that Celtic Guardian had the same look, so he continued. "Both of you."
"That was... amazing!" Cana exclaimed. This might as well been her easiest monster extermination quest. Feral lizardmen weren't considered a large threat since they didn't have any magical abilities, but she had expected a tougher fight. No, that couldn't have even been considered a fight. That was a slaughter. Both warriors could've probably taken all the lizardmen out on their own without much problem. Gerald's summons were a lot stronger than what she had imagined.
"ROAR!!!!!!" They didn't have the time to celebrate as a large green-scaled lizard made its appearance. The monster was as large as two grizzly bears put together. Attached to its arms and sharp-clawed hands, were rippled and torn webbed-wings. The lizard let out another monstrous roar as it stared at the pesky humans that had killed its slaves.
'Master summon me now!' Gerald heard Le Fay alarmed voice in his mind. He wasn't sure if she was scared of the creature or scared of his safety. Either way, he didn't ask her and trusted her judgment.
Gerald first willed Alligator's Sword and Celtic Guardian to dissipate before summoning Le Fay. "Dark Magician Girl."
There wasn't any of her usual antics when she appeared. She didn't twirl around, nor did she wink at Gerald. Fay was focused on the creature that threatened the life of her Master. It might be just an adolescent Wyvern, but it was still a monster that Gerald and Cana couldn't handle. They didn't have any abilities that could pierce its tough scales. Alligator's Sword and Celtic Guardian would also have a tough time taking it on. They would only end up draining Gerald's Magic Power while healing from injuries that the Wyvern would cause them.
Fay, on the other hand, was a mage. Her firepower was uncomparable to her Master's other summons. The only thing limiting her abilities was Gerald's Magic Power, and judging by her senses should be at around 60%. More than enough for her to take out the Wyvern.
"Darkness Magic: Dark Binding!" Le Fay pointed with her wand, and a magical circle appeared underneath the Wyvern. Hand like appendages made of darkness appeared and grabbed ahold of the monster. Gerald lost 10% of his Magic Power with that spell.
"ROAR!!" The Wyvern struggled and resisted, trying to break free from its binding, but Fay was already preparing her another magic. A magic circle larger than even the Wyvern appeared in front of her. The Wyvern's eyes widened in fear sensing the large amount of Magic Power coming from the magic circle.
"Darkness Magic: Dark Devastation!" A massive beam made of purple energy shot out and hit the Wyvern straight on the face. 40% of Gerald's Magic Power was taken from him in an instant, and he dropped on his knee.
The spell caused a dust cloud to appear, and once it dispersed, they were able to see the remains of the Wyvern's body. Its legs and arms were the only things left. The rest was obliterated from the attack.
Le Fay had immediately dematerialized after casting her spell, not willing to drain her Master's Magic Power more than needed to.
'I'm sorry, Master. I wasn't sure if a weaker spell would do the job.' She apologized even though she saved their life.
"Holy Crap!" Cana yelled out. "The blond is THAT strong!" Cana had met her once, and the entire time, Le Fay had spent reading books and sitting in Gerald's lap. She thought that the blond was nothing more than a bookworm. She was wrong, however.
Cana then noticed that Gerald was breathing hard and helped him up. "Are you okay?"
"Yeah, just running low on Magic Power. I will be fine after a short rest." He took a few deep breaths and said. "Let's go and call the guards, so they can collect the inventory from the lizardmen."
'Roar!' Gerald heard a weak cry in his head and checked his cards when he got his bearings straight.
'Interesting.' He thought. 'This could be useful later.'
After the guards collected all the inventory, Gerald selected a sword and a saber as a reward since Cana didn't like any of the items. He planned on getting some weapon training from Alligator's Sword and Celtic Guardian after his finishes learning Archive. The entire fight he hadn't even moved a muscle, and that didn't sit well with him. He felt useless even though it was his summons that had done most of the job. He swore to change that.
They climbed on the caravan, and after a safe one-hour-long journey, they reached Oak Town. They were given 30, 000 Jewels as a reward, and the guards bid them goodbye after thanking them.
"Want to explore the town and help me find a clothing store?" Gerald asked.
"Yes!" Cana was more than happy to agree.
Oak Town was a medieval-looking town that was situated on a hill with a castle built at the highest peak. The two had a fun time exploring the city. Gerald bought some new clothes, discarded his old ones, and after they ate in a restaurant, the two were ready to leave for Mongolia.
"Want to return back in style?" Gerald asked with a grin.
"What do you have in mind?"
He smirked and pulled out his new card. "Baby Dragon!" An orange-scaled dragon, a bit smaller than a bear, materialized in front of them.
"How about by riding on a dragon?"
"No. Freaking. Way!"

A boy wakes up in the world of Fairy Tail with a peculiar set of cards.

I suppose I should start at the beginning my family came from killarny Ireland in the 1700s so you could say my family has some deep roots in the United States. My family started out as a small celtic tribe in what is now killarny and we have always been hunters and warriors to the very core, no one give in to any adversity or challenge.Our main job in our tribe was to keep the creatures and people that would do the innocent people of our tribe harm and I don't mean things like bears or wolves I mean things along the lines of what normal people would call monsters.

    I spent my childhood training with my family to hunt the things that go bump in the night , now most of my training was just bookwork such as memorizing various creatures and their weaknesses which continued for most of my life until middle school because my parents insisted on me having a normal life outside of hunting creatures so I got into things like heavy metal music and video games, thankfully my school days were uneventful save for the odd moron who tried to square up with me or  an even worse choice was fuck with my friends to the point that even the local gangbangers left me and mine alone.All of this continued for a while until Highschool when the recruiters for the Army showed up then next thing I know I'm in Fort Benning going through infantry school and being sent to ranger school which was a breeze because of the Hunter training I've been through my whole life so you know that was easier for me than most to the point that I was immediately sent to special ops school which was familiar to me because of ranger school . My first mission was also my first time hunting a creature which was in Tanzania near Lake Victoria.


                   My name is Patrick Gormen and this is my story

We join our hero as he travels the world hunting various creatures,monsters,and cryptids both by himself and with other like minded groups.

 ps.will also include some sci fi elements as the story progresses

Hello readers, who have stumbled across this book. Just a few things should be made known before starting is down below. This was one of my first books from back when I started writing at fifteen. The others were so terrible that I disposed of them all. 😅 Though I really liked the way this particular story turned out. I'm not the best editor so please excuse any grammatical errors! 

The story setting takes place in the year 2015 on a fictional planet named Nebula. Out of all the different states in the country, Ikvanour the most important is Echilibru. Their capital holds the very ruins that keep balance of good and evil worldwide. Several centuries ago conflict happened between the two deities of these ruins. Now in present time another battle has taken place. The dark deity attempting to eliminate the light deity from existence. Neither can exit their chambers alone, but only through a human that finishes the trial. Such people are known as Fels and Felixa, who fight using these gifted powers for or against humanity. (Sorry I can't post the visuals in this version!) 



Above is the ruins of light where the deity Aine rests. To gain her powers an individual must complete a series of difficult puzzles and questions. (Origins of 'Aine' is a Irish given name for females that means radiance, splendor. Also was the name for the Irish Celtic goddess of summer and wealth.) 


This is the ruins of darkness where the deity Erebus rests. In order to receive his power a person must defeat and onslaught of powerful monsters. (Origins of 'Erebus' literally means darkness. In Greek mythology is said to be the god of darkness and shadow.) 

Lots of powerful magic battles are definitely up ahead. However this book includes humor as well following the protagonist new school life at the prestigious academy. There is a twist later on for those who stick around. Happy reading❤

Brooklynn Daniels wants her eight grade year to go by as fast as possible so she can start her interesting life in high school. Neat clubs, cool boys, shorter classes, what's not to love? But her last year of middle school will completely turn upside when discovering she's chosen by the light deity to be the next Felixa! Someone granted magical powers to destroy the forces of darkness before it gets into the wrong hands. Having the capability to extinguish all the light out of the world. 

She'll be moving from the peaceful life of her small town to the exciting city of Chadlen. Going under a fake identity as Hira Collins until she can complete her mission. With a blooming romance between her and Langfield's prince charming, maybe she's not so bad off. However it's not all fun and games having a bodyguard tail her literary everywhere, and must learn how to use her newly discovered abilities. Also facing the FDO that will stop at nothing to accomplish their goals. And now her adventures in juggling a hectic double life is about to begin! 

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