Mystics
Posted on October 11, 2012 Leave a Comment
Mystics are humans imbued with the spiritual powers of both angels and demons. They are able to use spiritual spells (called “scrits”) to use for defensive and offensive purposes.
Only three Mystics existed in “The Destiny Saga”: Mystic Seraph, Mystic Calm, and Mystic Carious. Because of Seraph’s spiritual bond with a man named Linkera (a man who was created by both angel and demon with their respective abilities), her bloodline were imbued with spiritual powers. Her only living family at the time, Calm (her father) and Carious (her brother) were recipients of this power.
Calm, a minister of Pangaea, had his holy book collection transformed into a variety of mystical books, the most important of them being “The Book of Events”.
Mystics can phase in and out of the physical realm. They can use elemental spells and alter a person’s appearance. They can manipulate time. They have near infinite power but their powers are sometimes controlled and manipulated by beings they have no real proof that their identities but the Mystics can sense those puppet masters exist somehow.
Panayan Culture
Posted on October 10, 2012 Leave a Comment
In the beginning of Earth’s existence, there was the super-continent of Pangaea. The first humans existed way before the B.C. timeline( before a group called the Linians wiped away all information about their history).
The culture was one of pure Utopia. There were no nations, ideologies, belief systems, or confrontation. There was only community. It wasn’t until the angels and demons in “Heaven” brought their war to Pangaea that mankind started to divide itself…
Piersdale, NJ
Posted on October 10, 2012 Leave a Comment
A town in New Jersey that has three distinct areas: a business district, an aged industrial district, and a suburban area.
Home to Terrell Dest, Karen Weathers, and Rachel Fairs.
Piersdale High School
Posted on October 10, 2012 Leave a Comment
The ONLY High School that exists in Piersdale, NJ.
Karen Weathers and Terrell Dest are/were students there.
Karen Weathers' Linian Legacy 