Streets of Magic: Introduction

Megan is a twenty four year old college student who came from a very poor upbringing. While she struggles to balance her grades, job, and dreaming, she is also trying to rebuild her social life as everybody she knew from high school went in a different direction. However her life gets even more complicated when her mother gets really sick and forces Megan to spread herself even thinner.

Sang is fifteen and recently lost his parents. All he wants to do is suffer his loss in silence as he comes to live with his grandparents who just wish to help him. As he becomes detached to those around him and tries to forget his loss by playing an array of violent video games, he can’t help but cry at night despite feeling that he shouldn’t and that he needs to be a “real man” and not let anybody know how bad he hurts inside.

Skylar would have it made if he wanted to, he is the son of a wealthy businessman and a beautiful movie star, he was even the child star of an old TV show called Magical Street, (Think if Disney’s Wizards of Waverly Place took itself even the least bit seriously). When he was a child his boyish charm won the hearts of nearly anybody who watched the show, but off camera he was a spoiled brat famous for tantrums. Now that he’s nineteen and humbled himself he doesn’t really know what to do with his life, all he knows is he wants to do things on his own and not go crying to his parents any time he gets in trouble, but has no clue which path to take.

These three have never met and would probably not meet under our normal “real world” circumstances, however when all three of them find themselves walking down and empty street at night they discover that magic is very real and that there are dangerous magical creatures, one of which starts coming right for them!

As they are saved by powerful magic wielders they learn that they must prove themselves worthy by slaying the beast that came after them by working together as a trio . . . or else be killed themselves.