I am Nox, the strongest Xelor, or Time mage alive. Or rather, I became him. Like him, I lost my family, but unlike him THEY weren't taken from me, I was taken from them. I will find my home or I'll make a new one and change this world.
A man with inhuman abilities that was in the care of the government winds up in a time and place he dosn't belong. Can he even find a way back? Will he even want to?
After Twilight's death, it's up to Trixie to save the world from the Necromancer and his spectral army. But since Trixie is the reason Twilight died, most ponies would rather see the world burn than help her.
With Crimson and his friends stationed in Ponyville, the mages must now balance their work and personal lives. Friends will become enemies, enemies will become friends and forces will clash as everything Crimson holds dear is threatened.
Looks good! I only see a few typos which, being me, I have to point out
The scars of it's old beauty still show threw
It's (with apostrophe) should only ever be used as the contraction of it is. The possessive of it has no apostrophe.
Also, threw is the past tense of throw. What you want is through.
The metal dust and flint specs that lined the ground had infused with my hooves. Making them stronger and allowed me to create sparks.
Specks, not specs ('specs' is short for 'specifications'). Second, you want "fused," not "infused." Also, that would read better as one long sentence, thus:
The metal dust and flint specks that lined the ground had fused with my hooves, making them stronger and allowed me to create sparks.
I apologize for not catching the fused/infused mistake earlier.
Slowly, but surly,
'Surly' describes somepony who's grouchy. You want 'surely,' as in, 'in a sure manner.'
Looks good! I only see a few typos which, being me, I have to point out
It's (with apostrophe) should only ever be used as the contraction of it is. The possessive of it has no apostrophe.
Also, threw is the past tense of throw. What you want is through.
Specks, not specs ('specs' is short for 'specifications'). Second, you want "fused," not "infused." Also, that would read better as one long sentence, thus:
I apologize for not catching the fused/infused mistake earlier.
'Surly' describes somepony who's grouchy. You want 'surely,' as in, 'in a sure manner.'
1469974 See, that is why I like you! Because I'm terrible at grammar when I get lazy, but you, no sir, you always find the errors and I LOVE IT
Excellent. I look forward to more.