Master Omi and his student.

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Master Omi and his student.
Chapter: 20/?
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And now! The long awaited next chapter of Fragile Things is up! Sorry this took so long to get around to! But I hope you’ll still be able to enjoy it regardless!
Please mind the tags for this one, this is definitely one of the chapters where it earns its M rating.
A familiar style.
It runs in the family.
WAIT DID FENG DRINK DRAGON BLOOD TOO
Oh no. Feng (and by extension Jack) is a witch by Bloodline.
Meaning one of his ancestors consumed so much dragon that magical power is basically a fifth nucleotide in his bloodline's DNA.
Now for a little special treat for today, some character onions I use as reference for how I characterize Feng Spicer and Future Omi.
If you haven't used a character onion before, the pattern is that the character in the center is the core character, or the main blueprint for who they are. The inner circle is the characters that they have the strongest associations with the character, usually they have very strong parallels in personality or themes. And the outermost circle is characters who also hold significant analytical value, but can range anywhere from vibes to sharing a few notable aspects with the character.
Hope you have fun considering the Implications!
And now, the latest chapter of Fragile Things is up! A flashback to the past, where we see what led to our current predicament.
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Who all has figured out that Wuya and Jack are related? Have even Wuya and Jack themselves?
By the time of the future, Jack and Wuya became aware. As is Feng. The similarities between their kinds of magic are just too great to ignore.
In the present day/the past, no. None of them have any inkling. Jack isn't even aware he has any magic to speak of, and Wuya would shudder to even consider the idea that she and Jack share a single genome.