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[Generation II] Rune and His Instant Kill - Season One {Episode One "Betrayed"}

The seventh hero, Mido, led himself and four other members. The tank of the group is Avom, the archer is Rea, the shield user is Vul and their healer is Rune. With Mido at the front, the rest of the team do their best to aid him in battle. The team’s members’ ages range around from sixteen to twenty-five. The team is renowned as the fiercest party and Mido as the strongest hero to date. The team worked tirelessly and efficiently through the demon king’s territory to get to his castle. Once there they pushed the demon king and eventually, after two days and two nights, defeated the demon king. Once finished they were given a difficult choice to make. The first option will result in the demon territory being erased off the world while the second choice will enslave the remaining demons under the hero’s control. Rune thought that they would decide to erase the demonkind off the world, but was shocked to hear that Mido enslaved the demons and divided the slaves between the party except for him. Avom, who was crazy for girls, claimed many female slaves. The rest of the party claimed slaves that will help them live peaceful lives or to use them for their own disgusting purposes. Whether it be for manual labor or pleasure the party decided to do what was best for them instead of doing what was best for the kingdom. Mido, especially, ignored his responsibilities and instead did whatever he wanted to the demon’s territory. Rune spoke out in favor of destroying the demons, which was his fatal mistake. He was attacked by his party in order to keep his mouth closed. They intended to kill him off and tell the king that he was killed in battle with honor instead of being stabbed to death because of the party’s evil deeds. They beat him until he was on the verge of death, but nobody noticed the appearance of a god. The god of revenge, Rant. He understood Rune’s situation and decided to grant Rune a special power to help with his revenge. Instant Kill. Rune was never informed about the power he received thinking that Rant was just helping him. Rune was nearly dead, but with Rant’s help he healed himself and ran off. He made his way to the slums of the kingdom. He didn’t inform anybody about the party’s deeds yet. He knew that if he said something even directly to the royal family, he will be silenced or humiliated by Mido claiming that Rune is telling lies. He instead hid in the slums where no one would have expected for a member of the hero’s party to reside in. Rune wasn’t willing to sit back and allow Mido and his party to disgrace the title of hero and such. He also wasn’t willing to let them do what they want with the demons. He wanted revenge.

[Generation II] Failed Summoner and Her Weak Summon - Season One {Episode One "Failed Summoner"}

In my village, in order for you to become a successful and respected summoner, you must follow the three rules. The first rule is to summon a beast by the age of fifteen. The second rule is constantly training your beast and yourself. The third and last rule is to use your powers for good and keep a good reputation. Unfortunately, as time passed these rules were slowly being forgotten or have gone unused and disrespected. Now the only way to be successful and respected, in our village, is to summon a legendary beast. That’s the only way to get to the top. Those who summon lowly beast are ridiculed. In my village, nearly every summoner, at age fifteen, summoned legendary beasts. Unfortunately, I wasn’t in the same group as the successful summoners. Four years past my prime I still haven’t summoned anything. When news broke that I couldn’t summon anything I was bullied for that fact. I was shrugged off and laughed at. Jokes were made of my situation. I was even given the nickname of “Failed Summoner.” I remained in my room crying out for help. I felt the pressure of everybody and the constant bullying rip into me. Then it happened. While I was on the floor crying and praying to god, a light emerged from the darkness of my house. I looked up with my face drenched in tears. A human appeared. He was wielding a baseball bat and had torn clothes. He was a human boy around sixteen with blue hair. “Where am I?” He asked in an almost girly voice. “I-I… summ-summon a hu-human.” I stuttered. Humans are known to be on the lower tier of summoned beasts. A common summon is a normal human where uncommon summons are human heroes. “Who are you?” The boy asked. “I’m Ashanti,” I responded. That’s how we first met. If I only knew how far we would go.

[Generation II] Elemental Tyler - Season One {Episode One "Abused"}

Tyler was called a genius ever since he was young. At 5, it was found out that he could control all six elements. Water, Earth, Fire, Light, Wind & Darkness. Adults who laid eyes on Tyler called him a “genius” and “knew he was going places.” That affected his relationship with his siblings. His siblings, who could only use one to two elements, saw Tyler as their rival. They never respected him or treated him fairly. After his parents’ death, they were adopted by their aunt and uncle who shared the same attitude towards Tyler. They were fueled by jealousy and hatred to bully and ignore Tyler. Tyler trained in secret as his friends and people that know him to think that he’s living a great life. Nobody except his aunt, uncle and siblings knew of what was happening behind the scenes. His aunt and uncle painted the picture of Tyler graduating high school and college and becoming a powerful and famous mage. They never spoke of the harassment, injuries and how they were slowly killing Tyler. Tyler suffered many beatings, but all the marks were hidden by clothing and make-up. Tyler’s older sister, Catherine, was nice to him but sat idly around when he was nearly beaten to death. She didn’t want to face the same troubles Tyler was going through but also felt that he never deserved what he was getting. She was the only sibling that didn’t hate him, but she was jealous. She wasn’t jealous enough to hurt Tyler, but she envied him and his skills. At sixteen, Tyler was fed up with the abuse and decided to leave his past life behind. He gave up his connections with his family, even Catherine, and his future to live in a new environment. One that didn’t include abuse and harassment. He went to live in the “Forest of Dune.”

[Generation II] Black Scythe - Season One {Episode One "Red Killers"}

“We only need to find five more killer rabbits before we complete the quest,” I told my sister, Lindsay.

“How many more quest do we need to finish to rank up?” She asks me.

“Uh, two more. How about this, if we rank up then we can go get ice cream as a reward.” I tell her.

“Yay!” She shouts. I pat her head. “I’m not a little kid anymore. We’re the same age.” She says with a pout.

“We may be the same age, but I'm taller.” I joked. She starts swinging, but I easily defend myself from her attacks. I started laughing as Lindsay’s cheeks were getting red.

“Hey!” Somebody shouted. I turned around to see a man in his forties staring at us. He has red clothing and was wielding a sword. He has a disgusting look on his face as he stares us down. Then a rustling noise could be heard behind me. Somebody was using the forest surrounding the road to the capital as a way to sneak upon us. I wasn’t liking this. I pulled out my scythe and pointed it at the first guy.

“An ambush?” I said aloud. The guy stepped back shocked at my detection of his friends.

“Well, a genius like you will sell more at the slave auction.” The guy said. Of course. He’s trying to sell us to the slave traders, I thought. Ten guys then appeared. “You can’t fight all of us kid. We’re the bandit group known as the “Red Killers.” He announced. 

“Brother?” Lindsay asked scared. I want to see her smile and not feel fear, I thought.

“Get him!” The guy shouted. The ten guys rushed towards me. I smiled as I readied my scythe.

Ten seconds later all ten guys were cut down. I was able to move fast enough to counter all ten of them without Lindsay getting hurt. I retracted my scythe, which was now stained with blood, and returned to Lindsay’s side. Only the first guy remained. “Now let us see how much your dead body is worth?” I threatened. The guy, stricken with fear, ran for his life leaving behind his sword and comrades’ bodies. “You aren’t hurt right Lindsay?” I