Story takes place around season 2-3...I think.
Betrayer, outcast, monster. These words define Adrian's life since his upbringing as he wanders the land like a shadow, searching for his missing father.
Marking the 200th year of his existence, a few years after the 1000 year reign of the one called Sauron, strange rumors are being heard as Gods fall silent and demons become nervous in the underworld. What does this mean? Adrian couldn't care less as he paints his claymore red with blood to vent his frustration from his fruitless search; and to satisfy his dark needs.
During a delivery mission gone wrong, Adrian is torn from Earth to a place that knows next to nothing of the horrors of his world.
Can the half-elf forge a new life in this promising world, or will he become what he fears most and shroud Equestria in never ending Shadow?
*Disclaimer*
*This story is a work of fiction and any relation with events and characters portrayed in real life is purely coincidental.
*The cover image will be a placeholder until I find something more fitting.
*I only claim ownership of my computer.
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5457602 OMG its kung-fu action Jesus cousin Black Jesuz
4721214 LOL
Are you guys ok with the whole "Adrian gets the 1st person perspective while everyone else doesn't" idea or is it taking away the reading experience? I'd like to hear feedback from you guys "the readers" cause I don't want to ruin the story you guys are enjoying.
i feel this is his theme song.
This story is great.
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I don't mind at all. Btw, great pacing so far. Keep it up.
Welp. Didn't see that one coming.
Holy shit he's Kiritusugu Emiya!(kills people for the greater good - example - shot down the plane his adopted mother was on to kill a bunch of zombies).
Isn't he polytheistic?
Wait, if this is urban fantasy, and he's got an iPod, then why is he still using a sword?
6432458 well he has spent a few decades around humans (mostly christians) and picking up the lingo being thrown around can happen, given time.
6432469 as far as firearms are concerned, yes he does have a small collection in his void-locker-warehouse thing, but he still prefers his sword because even with how far humans have advanced with their technology (military and civilian) spell weavers have written magic barriers specifically for defeating the threat of bullets. Sure there have been attempts to defeat barriers like this by enchanting bullets but it was too time consuming to mass produce effectively. The only incidents on record of a barrier being defeated by a firearm was when a shield failed to activate in time to deflect a hypervelocity round from a (lack of a better term) magic powered rail gun at a distance of over 5 miles, and when a shield collapsed under heavy fire from multiple 40mm cannons at different angles of attack.
6432441 huh, had to look that one up
6747947 ... that second one's rather badass. Almost as cool as Warden Morgan nuking a skinwalker. Which in this context is essentially an ancient Navajo demigod of agony and cannibalism(well, anthrophay). Or Harry Dresden on a zombie T-Rex.