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Bang the Witch!

#gene #mutation #apocalypse #mystery Genre: Sci-fi, War, Horror Short Summary - A teenager finds himself locked in a cycle of apocalypse and must find out a way to stop it. Long Summary - Twenty five years ago, a meteor hit the surface of earth and caused more than 90% of all species to go extinct. Soon after, the radiations from the meteor caused gene mutation of the remaining living species, giving rise to the Mutant Age of humanity. Fast forward twenty five years, Todo finds a weird magical scroll which grants the possessor the powers to summon things, but at the same time lays a curse upon him. He is now locked in a chain of events that leads him to uncanny battlee, and he tries to escape it. ------------- With the end of three seasons, the first part of the novel is over, and the second part has started now from S4. So I decided to change the description of the novel to something new. I really recommend to give this a read if you want something different and unique. I promise you won't regret it. |The most uniquely written novel on this site.|

ddewgoucha · Fantasy
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S3E88 - Luther Family Part 1

Twenty five years ago, a meteorite hit the surface of earth. It caused mass extinction of each and every species on earth. From the space rock escaped the radiations and chemicals, which caused some of the living beings to mutate, and gave them uncanny abilities. And thus began the new age of humanity, the Mutant Age!

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Mark tells Todo that he too owned a Summoner Scroll and that Todo is not the first one to use it. It has been passed down through various generations, and will continue to do so.

"You say I am your grand son. Then why did mom and dad ever mentioned you?"

"Because fate doesn't allows them to. You see, Luke, we are living in a story. In this story, there are characters, and the characters have their own stories. And so I tell you, in conclusion, every story here is connected to each other. So was your parents."

"I never got to know my parents completely. I always thought they were hiding something from me. Now I realise what it was, gramps. The fact that I am experiencing these things are now just so common to me that I don't even feel surprised....."

*To Be Continued*

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