Son of the Devil, Daughter of the Saints
I am going to be talking about the book, that I'm going to introduce.
It's about a girl named Nikki, an angel, who has fallen from her world (Don't ask) She is very sweet and optimistic and always on the lookout for new fascinating things. Her best friend is named Senkio, a full demon, who doesn't know it. He also fell from his world.
Nikki happens to be the daughter of the two people who run the blue moon, rather the king and queen angel. All her life, she has been told that she wasn't worth anything. She had a care taker who's name is Frey. He appears to be around the age of 20-22 ish, but he won't be in here till later.
There are 3 (Possibly going to be 4) Books
-Son of the Devil, Daughter of the Saints
-The Angel, and The Slave
-How the Angel met the Devil
I am Rping this story with a friend, it was originally supposed to be a Naruto Ninja story, but we completely changed it. Don't be surprised though, when you see Naruto characters.
Isune Plays: Senkio, Frey. Then in the second book her main characters are: Frey, Ari, Sky and Loki. In the third its all four.
I play: Nikki, and Nami (She was originally supposed to be played by a different person, but she bailed....) Ren (Random evil ninja, we decided to call him Ren)
Characters we switch off with: Lady Tsunade, Shika (I mostly play as him), Neji (Isune plays mostly as him), Ino, and then, we pretty much play off any other characters we bring in.
Each immortal, has a pet dragon, the white ones, and the blue ones are angel's dragons. The black ones, and red ones, are the Demon's. Normal humans, can't normally wield them. Each dragon is bound to a piece of jewelry, where they: Sleep, train, live, or whatever the case for that certain dragon. The black and white dragons are in their final stage, and really strong, while the blue and red ones have some more time to go.
Nikki: Leanne (White dragon)
Senkio: Kygo (Black)
Frey: Raiku (White dragon)
???: Fen (Red)
It's kind of how she saves Senkio from himself, and he saves her from herself. It proves that you shouldn't stereotype someone, because of where they came from, or what their parents are. It's kind of a tragic romance, as the ending is quite sad, and its sort of like Romeo and Juliet, in the aspect that its: Star crossed lovers.
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