I'm not satisfied with the ending of Supernova. And since MM will not give me a happy ending for Magpie myself I will.
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I'm not satisfied with the ending of Supernova. And since MM will not give me a happy ending for Magpie myself I will.
One does not have to be competent to be an enemy
Marissa Meyer, Supernova
Supernova Segment
A bit late, but better late than never, right?
Shard had never been to the room before, but he had heard of it. The symbol in the center, carefully and perfectly carved, was where he had hatched. Of course, he didn’t remember it, not like he would want to, but he had been told it was wonderful.
A likely story.
One of them pulled sharply on the chain around his neck, lurching him into the center of the sigil.
All the chains were tied down against things in a way where Shard could barely move from his exact spot. He didn’t even try to struggle anymore. There was no point in even trying anymore.
Of course, his supposed father loomed in front of him, always, always having his face behind that damned cloak like the coward he was. He didn’t even bother to look at him, forever hiding.
And then, it began.
I've seen a lot of fanfics taking place at the beginning of Supernova and the end of Supernova. Can we make a series of fanfics that's just the whole book please???
Just make small tidbits of the book and I can make one big master post linking all of them.
Tag me in your fics!
Supernova, the book that left my emotional stability in negative numbers
I'm saying that maybe we don't have to beat them. That's the problem, isn't it? It's always us and them. Heroes and villains. Prodigies or civilians. The powerful and the powerless.
Marissa Meyer, Supernova
No more heroes, no more villains.
Marissa Meyer, Supernova
Finished a segment for Supernova that I’m proud of. If you guys want, I can post it in the morning