HAZESHIFT

HAZESHIFTERS

Just 400 years ago, an apocalypse happened. Strange, affectionate virus spred all over the world. Leaving lifless bodies and new stransformed humans. People said the virus came from the God and Satan themselves. Since an weird fog fell from the sky, and some rised from the ground. 

It has not been fully confirmed how the virus was made. But the humans we're happy with what they got.

   Wings, abilities. New, improved strength, a small touch to their being. 

Some have took adventage of all that, for bad deeds, killing, stealing and more unforgivable and terrible things. It has turned difficult, but they bared with it.

 In that world, Helzul El was living with her lovely family, even after she lost her mother, she managed to keep the family stable. 

She has a supportive, strong and nice dad, in his fourty's. And a older brother, Johann El. He is 2 years older than her.

She loved them both. She never wanted things to change in her life. And she won't let it change.

  She happily lived with the big, stretched, ground-touched long black wings she had. She loved them a lot, the way they'd care her in the sky, never betraying her. Then her horns, which we're rising around her head neatly. 

Abilities existed, but she was born with none. She didn't cated, she liked who she was, and what she has.

Other hazeshifters would make fun of her, but she could've cared less. With that she lived peacefully.

Her brother was a pure hazeshifter. He had a bit smaller, but more builded wings than his sister's, and an amazing, strong and useful ability. Electricity. 

It'd spred from his hands, through his whole body. Reaching to the bottom of him, and on the edge of the feathers of his wings.  He had a black, curly hair. Deep, dark brown eyes and beautiful black wings, he had small, sky-rising black horns. Which only detailed his builded figure.

While Helzul had a light brunette, long hair. Touching to her waist, black ground-touch long wings she loved the most. And large, pointed back black horns. They'd fix her fragile and small figure. She was childish, and way too much joyful. 

She spent most of the time in the field, far away from tthe town she lived in.

Her parents never liked large, big, crowded cities. So they decided to move to her mom's parents' house. She grow up there. 

The town waa small, it was far away from the city, on the large field, which adults and children adored.