The Chosen One
Author: P. Artim
last update Last Updated: 2024-10-29 19:42:56
Things Ian did(Unintentionally or intentionally) that influenced the future of Arthur's world:

First of all, although the effect wasn't that eye-catching at the moment, Ian was going to be known as the figure that erased racial discrimination.

Due to him giving shelter to people of all age and race, and the humans around him having constant changes in their views and perspective, it was going to be the seed that erased all future discrimination and racial profiling.

Secondly, he was going to be known as the bridge between Humans and the Demons. The Queen of the Demons, Ash's mother who had gone back to the demon world to deal with some 'internal affairs' would soon return with an actual offer of friendship between the demons and the humans.

It was Bela's way of showing gratitude to the people who had taken care of her son in his times of need. Ian's love for Ash was plain as day and the care and gentleness he showed when dealing with him was no different from what a parent woul
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