A Witch without her familiar, won’t be a Witch for very long.

In the winding streets of Sydney, more and more witches arrive everyday as the melting pot boils. Witches are guarded by their familiars, humans gifted with an animal aspect that enhances their strength and senses, granting them the animals’ abilities.

Sienna, a young Quartz Witch born in Korea is in need of a new familiar, as her old grey wolf deems it time to retire. Upon his recommendation Sienna hires Alistair, an ever-silent black maned Lion with a taste for ramen. But for them to fully forge their bond, Sienna must trust him with her greatest secret.

With a shadowy force brewing that seems eager to up-end her Coven, Sienna is in desperate need of the strength of a bond between the Familiar and their Witch, and she’s running out of time to decide whether to trust her silent guardian.

Faith wakes to a world of ash. Rescued by a masked stranger, she searches for the pieces of who she once was, and who she has to become with the aid of a trickster ghost. To protect those who plucked her from the ashes, Faith must find the line between the monster she was and the wielder of lightning and the sun she must become.

A giant of Metal and mystery known as the Monolith awakens, trekking across the land with no regard for the creatures beneath its feet. In response, the Military of the United Nations Corp are given leave for conscription. A boy named Pilot is one of the conscripts, forced into service. Reluctantly, he keeps his head down and does as he's told until he has his stomach opened by a little girl. Something within him awakens and barely manages to save his life. With this new found power and a ghost of the old world by his side, Pilot must learn to determine friend from puppet master.

Death, my dear friend was left to wonder all of existence with one job, eternity and no one to spend it with. Well, what is one to when eternity beckons? Death found that each and every one of mortal beings had a story to tell and where he couldn't empathize with our woes, he could observe and bask in the wonders, simple as they were.

But once upon a time not so long ago, in a little French village of sunshine and sweet things, the story of a baker’s boy caught Deaths interest like no other had.

He'll help you. 

But for a price.

You'll have to die. And again. And again.

(Writin this because I'm bored and my laptop freakin died)