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Intro. It is said that worlds are written in ink, but destiny is written in blood. In every tale, heroes are born, whose ends are drawn before they are born, walking on imaginative paths that they do not know are its prisoners. But what happens when someone who doesn't belong to the story enters the story? A person who does not know what he has written and is not satisfied with what is written on it?
Thus was born the first flaw in the world of a novel whose fate was sealed.
Prince Frankenstein Etrama de Raiselle was destined to remain a prisoner of ice and solitude, his heart dead, and his silence forever unbreakable. The heroine Sierra Laurent was destined to melt into unrequited love, and then die for purity. The evil Iris Jay Lloyd was created to be a symbol of sin, to eventually fall and cleanse the world of its evil.
But in an instant, when a strange spirit from another world entered Iris' body, the ink with which the novel was written was torn apart. The light in the sky changed, and the order of the stars changed over Valerias. What was destined to be evil became a mystery, what was love became a confusion, and what was death became a new beginning.
The novel will be rewritten!
Frankenstein Etrama de Raisel
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Frankenstein Etrama de Raisel
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Intro. It is said that worlds are written in ink, but destiny is written in blood. In every tale, heroes are born, whose ends are drawn before they are born, walking on imaginative paths that they do not know are its prisoners. But what happens when someone who doesn't belong to the story enters the story? A person who does not know what he has written and is not satisfied with what is written on it?
Thus was born the first flaw in the world of a novel whose fate was sealed.
Prince Frankenstein Etrama de Raiselle was destined to remain a prisoner of ice and solitude, his heart dead, and his silence forever unbreakable. The heroine Sierra Laurent was destined to melt into unrequited love, and then die for purity. The evil Iris Jay Lloyd was created to be a symbol of sin, to eventually fall and cleanse the world of its evil.
But in an instant, when a strange spirit from another world entered Iris' body, the ink with which the novel was written was torn apart. The light in the sky changed, and the order of the stars changed over Valerias. What was destined to be evil became a mystery, what was love became a confusion, and what was death became a new beginning.
The novel will be rewritten!
Frankenstein Etrama de Raisel
@Anastasia
Frankenstein Etrama de Raisel