The Seven Childhood Oneshots
I lied.
I'm not doing Leo yet. I'm sorry passionate Leo fans! I had a writers block and I can't think of anything for him! I am open to comments for his chapter (cause I really need them...).
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Now, the curtain opens to...
Frank
Frank Zhang was ten years old and passionate about the card game Mythomagic. He had no other friends who played, they said it was lame, but he convinced his mother to play with him. She eventually got the hang of it.
One day they were out shopping when they found a poster for a Mythomagic convention in Seattle. Since the Zhang lived in Vancouver, so it would be a short plane ride. 10-year old Frank begged to go, and finally Emily Zhang gave in.
They flew to Seattle, Frank babbling about damage points of gods and monsters along the way. He was red-faced as they stopped in front of a stadium with the words MYTHOMAGIC engraved on a poster. He ran in and looked around. There were people everywhere who were passionate about this game like he was! They registered and soon his name was called to play at "court" nine. He was playing against a bouncing, olive-skinned kid with moppy dark hair. He was grinning like a maniac. Next to him stood a girl a little older than Frank with flowing brown hair and a little hat on her head. She was holding onto the boy's hand and smiling along with him. The boy sat down across from Frank and suddenly he had a hungry gleam in his eyes.
"C'mon, Nic, you can beat this kid any time! Use the cards responsibly and no cheating!" said the girl encouragingly.
"I got it, Bianca, I know." said the boy to Bianca, presumably his sister, and they started to play. Frank put down a few good cards first, and before he knew it, he was out of good cards. The other boy used them one by one, slowly, and carefully. He was an expert.
The boy beat Frank easily. Frank went home sad and crying. Emily comforted him and said, "This just shows that you are ready to move on. You are ready for greater things."
The boy. Frank couldn't put him off. Because he didn't recognize him later, but he was his girlfriend's brother and the flowers boy at their wedding (Just an assumption).
It was Nico di Angelo, Son of Hades.
So, how did you like that chapter? I'm doing Hazel for sure next. Feel free to give ideas for Leo, review, and look at my other stories. All for now, peeps.
-Clearcloud