Hiatus update: I am posting this as I was notified of a new favorita and follow. To you I would like to say thanks for the follow/fave, however i think that you, and any others interested deserve an explanation. I have somewhat fallen off the writing train. If I were to return to this story, firstly it would be with a lot of revision and alterations. Secondly it would still be on hiatus until the manga has gotten much further, so that we know more about the other Noah. The reason behind this is that I need more information to properly take the story in the right direction. As such, I will write down my plan and reason for the story, in a rough draft, further if anyone wants to take my idea and run with it, all I ask is for you to tell me, so that I can read it.
Now this story was somewhat off a self insert, as i adore Road. However my main plot-point was that at the time, I didn't find the Earl to be all that threatening. So I wanted to make a better villian. And if I could add in the inner conflict of familial drama, all the better. So I came up with the idea of Allen's younger brother. Would he become overpowered, yes, because he would be the villain. His ability would be to steal, not copy, the abilities of the other Noah. The Noah would expect a new Wrath, but there would never be one, as Avali (the 15'th) had stolen the powers and thereby the Noah gene. This is also why Tiky was shown in pain when he had some of his powers stolen from him. The only Noah he wouldn't be able to steal the powers from would be the 14'th. This would eventually lead to the exorcists and Noah to band together to defeat him. During that time Allen and Road would get together. The final confrontation would be between the exorcist, led by Allen, against the new threat that wanted complete anihalation, including the Noah. I will leave out exactly how it would end, just in case i do ever come back to this story.
But now you see the reason I held back, at least somewhat. I wanted to be as true to the manga as possible, and therefore I need more information. Now, to those of you who wanted to see the end of the story, you have my blessing to write it. I leave you with this, and the hope of mabye returning at a later point in time.
Sincerely, Diavo. The boy who became a blacksmith who got in over his head with a story.