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The Mordred

Nymera Astrelle Vale. Royal Biologist. Scientist. Rebel. A woman who lived nine centuries longer than most humans could dream. She believed knowledge should belong to everyone. She believed power should not belong only to the rich. She believed humanity could evolve together. She was wrong. — In the 55th century, humanity ruled the stars. But power belonged only to the elite. Only the wealthy could awaken as Gifted Humans — beings with abilities capable of turning ordinary people into kings. Emitter types. Transformation types. Mutant types. Nymera spent centuries unlocking their secrets. And then she tried to give that power to everyone. The empire called it treason. — On the throne world Uranus, beneath the gaze of the emperor himself— Joseph I the Bloody. Absolute Monarch of the American Empire. Her emperor. Her patient. Her judge. Her executioner. The blade fell. Nymera Astrelle Vale was executed as a traitor to the crown. — She died believing her fight had meant something. She was wrong again. — Then— A white room. A confused cosmic administrator. A divine mistake. And a soul sent somewhere it was never meant to go. — May 5th, 1820. London. — Nymera opens her eyes again. Not as the revolutionary scientist of the future. But in the body of someone else. Someone history will remember as a monster. — Because somewhere in Europe… A name waits for her. A destiny written in betrayal. — Mordred Vanderbilt White. — In her first life, she tried to save the world. In this one? She might destroy it. ----------------------------------------- Author Note: This is a spin-off of my other story (I Became Beyonce’s Half Sister) and is apart of the I.C.T.M.T universe. WARNING WARNING ⚠️⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ Content Warning: Throughout this story, there are scenes involving strong language, physical and emotional abuse, sexual situations, violence, and other mature or disturbing themes. Please read with discretion.
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weapon of two souls

On the surface, Rana’s life appears ordinary. Yet beneath that fragile normalcy lies something fractured — an unease he cannot explain, emotions that feel misplaced, and fleeting images that flash through his mind like echoes from a reality he cannot remember. Then, without warning, everything begins to shift. The past returns. And Rana discovers that his existence was never as simple as he believed. Forgotten memories rise slowly to the surface — fragments of a distant world, a war long buried, a decision that altered more than just his fate… and a name that remains at the center of it all: Riya. As truth and memory begin to intertwine, Rana realizes that his past was not confined to his own life. The consequences of what once happened have spread like a silent chain reaction — affecting balance, survival, and the very structure of existence itself. And then an alien stands before him. Neither fully an enemy. Nor entirely a friend. Its message is simple — but devastating in its weight. Within Rana lies a dormant power. Within Riya rests a silent key. Between them exists a decision capable of shaping not merely two lives, but multiple realities. But truth is never linear. Intentions remain unclear. Memories feel unreliable. Every answer gives birth to a deeper question. Is Rana’s past truly what he remembers? Or is he being guided toward something he does not yet understand? And the most terrifying possibility of all — Can saving one life demand the destruction of another? As past and present collide, Rana is pushed toward a choice where the boundaries between right and wrong begin to dissolve. Because sometimes, the greatest threat is not war. But sacrifice.
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