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2017-08-16
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2017-08-16
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The Tale of Life and Death

Summary:

Gabriel Reyes (aka. The Spirit of Death) has loved Jack Morrison (aka. The Spirit of Life) for as long as he can remember.

So of course they both rule over Kingdoms that aren't quite at war with one another but certainly don't get along.

Loving someone you haven't seen in centuries isn't easy but maybe with luck, things will change.

Chapter 1: Prologue

Summary:

In which we learn about the world our tale is set in.

Notes:

pls enjoy this piece of garbage
ive never finished a multi-fic before so here we go lol

i wrote this at like 5am bc im a mess and this is completely un-beta'd

Chapter Text

The Kingdoms of Overton and Blackridge were in total opposites. Ruled respectively by the Spirits of Life and Death themselves.

Overton was a Kingdom filled with creatures and spirits of light. Nymphs, faeries, elves, and any light creature one could think of.

Blackridge was filled with creatures of dark. Wraiths, werewolves, sirens. The two lists could go on and on.

The inhabitants of both kingdoms could agree however, that each other was the worst kingdom. There was no feud between the kingdoms but with so many differences between the two, to expect zero prejudice would be foolish.

The two rulers saw the prejudices but saw no truth to them. They knew each other. The two had been friends for years when they were younger and such important duties had not been part of their lives. The sons of Light and Dark had been friends long before the responsibilities of kings had come to them.

Now with so many people to take care of, the two never had time to see each other. Excuses and responsibilities getting in the way and before they knew it, centuries had passed since they’d last seen each other.

Even with the distance and time separating them, life missed death and death missed life.