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The Descendants #9 - Ladies of Ragnarok: The Descendants Main Series, #9
The Descendants #9 - Ladies of Ragnarok: The Descendants Main Series, #9
The Descendants #9 - Ladies of Ragnarok: The Descendants Main Series, #9
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Robots are robbing Mayfield blind and Lifesavers, Inc can't help because they've been taken out of action! Meanwhile, Warrick's got a date and the green-eyed monster gives Cyn a visit over it. Can a concert ticket from a mysterious old man fix any of this?

They are heroes. They are people. This is their story.

Styled after works from the Bronze Age of Comic Books, The Descendants is presented in a unique manner: as an all-prose comic book complete with issues, specials and annuals, each telling a complete story that ties into the overall tale of the titular superheroes.

It is also written as a throwback and love letter to an earlier age of superheroes, to a time before everything was grim and gritty and when comic books were fun.

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Release dateJan 15, 2017
ISBN9781386052036
The Descendants #9 - Ladies of Ragnarok: The Descendants Main Series, #9
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Landon Porter

Landon Porter is a billionaire industrialist who fights crime with the aid of his magic sword and faithful companion, Distraction Lad whenever he's not dating supermodels or fighting evil robot bears from the future. On a completely unrelated note, he makes up fanciful stories for a living. An avid fan of superhero comics and roleplaying games, he blends tropes from both into his works along with themes of family, hope and redemption alongside a fervent rejection of cynicism and darkness.

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    The Descendants #9 - Ladies of Ragnarok - Landon Porter

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    Ladies of Ragnarok (The Descendants, #9)

    by Landon Porter

    Ladies of Ragnarok (The Descendants, #9)

    © 2016 Landon Porter

    A compilation reprinting:

    The Descendants #9 from www.descendantsserial.com

    Copyright © 2007 by Landon Porter

    All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or any information storage and retrieval system, without prior written permission of the Author. Your support of author’s rights is appreciated.

    All characters in this compilation are fictitious. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

    Cover made using Hero Machine v3 (http://www.heromachine.com)

    Preface

    The past will always hold sway over the future. It was because of the actions and atrocities of the twentieth century that in the twenty-first century, mankind came to learn that it had birthed a new breed of homo sapiens. Erroneously dubbed psionics, these young men and women bore within them new genetic potentials imprinted upon their bloodlines generations before; potentials to achieve what had been relegated to fiction and fancy before their coming.

    As all humans do, psionics soon found themselves in a position to make moral choices about their capabilities. Many, especially those with benign powers, chose the middling path; simply living normal, average lives with a minor perk or two. Those who chose to employ their abilities for the good of their community were dubbed ‘prelates’ by the media. Those who chose to seek personal gain at the expense of others were dubbed ‘rogues’ by the world’s governments.

    In the United States, it was decided that the best way to prevent rogues from becoming a threat was to train and encourage the proper use of psionic powers. To this end, the privately controlled, but government funded Psionics Training and Application Academy was founded. The Academy provided general education, training and ultimately referred young psionics to jobs in the public service sector. To combat the rogues that would still inevitably arise, a private force of psionics called the Enforcer Corps was founded on the Academy grounds in Langley, VA and given special police powers from the office of the President himself.

    For over two decades, the Academy and the Corps grew into well known institutions in the US, helping to stem the fears regular citizens harbored for psionics.

    It would not last.

    Not because of a flaw in the system, but because ultimately, both organizations had been founded with far less altruistic intentions for the young psionics within their walls.

    What follows is an account of a handful of individuals who were among the first to uncover the truth behind the Academy. Forced into hiding by the deadly Enforcer Corps, they will come together, be torn apart, and transformed into more than just themselves. They will become family and through their actions, a chain of events will unfold that will change the world...

    Ladies of Ragnarok (Part 1)

    Alexis tensed fists as she caught sight of the cork board in the downstairs commons. Twice she had taken it down and twice Cyn had simply purchased a new one to hang in its place.

    Many things could be said about Cyn, but anything espousing her forgiving nature, or her lack of determination was a complete lie. The same could be said of anything suggesting that she wouldn’t stoop to emotional low blows.

    Every morning, before the younger residents of Freeland House made their mad rush to the bus stop to get to school, Cyn would go to the website of every local peper and print out every story that mentioned injury of loss of life. And the following morning Alexis, being the early riser, would be greeted in the downstairs commons by those articles tacked to the cork board under a computer printed banner reading ‘WE COULD HAVE BEEN THERE’.

    Alexis made an effort not to look at the actual headlines as she began what was becoming a morning ritual of

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