🌺🐰🩷Seasprin💙🌸🐥

It is becoming increasingly obvious!

I can deny it no longer!!

Jake Sully is a retired Marine who takes a job as a Police Officer in the City of Orlando, FL. He was once a disabled human who was wheelchair bound and became an Avatar to walk and better serve in the Marines.

Neytiri is Jake’s wife, who is now a University Professor.

Both Jake and Neytiri are in a extremely strict polyamorous marriage. Meaning that they don't just allow *anyone* into their family. They need to be attractive and great with the kids--which most Poly people are neither.

All five kids are very different from each other:

Neteyam is the oldest son and is practically the golden boy; the favorite. He does it all, good academics, studies and works hard, but also is good at a lot of sports; Swimming, Basketball, Football, Soccer, Track, you name it, he can play it. And When School starts in the Fall, he immediately becomes the most popular jock in the entire school all the girls love him. He's kind, caring, charismatic, and is easily the big brother type, always looking out for his siblings.

Kiri is the adopted daughter and artist of the family, she is whimsical and charming, just like Makana, and immediately sees Makana as an idol and mentor. Most kids her age find her to be a freak of nature, because of her whimsy and willing to see the world in bright rainbow colors, rather than just black and white.

Lo’ak is the goth theatre kid; the black sheep of the family. Is often a disappointment to his hard, and stern Marine father. He's somewhat of a family reject, because he can't be like his older brother, Neteyam. He sneaks off, smokes, drinks, and is practically "The Bad Boy" of the family. He often runs to Makana next door to seek out comfort and snacks whenever he gets into a fight with his father, Jake.

Spider is a foster kid that Jake and Neytiri took in because his parents died overseas while Jake was still a Marine. Crushing hard on Kiri. His personality is a cool kid wannabe. The kind of kid who often just goes with the flow. He's very laid back and chill--which gives him that kind of cool kid vibe. He is a white human kid, but has his blonde hair in dreadlocks.

Tuk is in elementary school and is the tallest in her class. Well behaved and a total angel. Often energetic and optimistic of the family as well. She often keeps to herself when it comes to the family inside the home, keeping herself occupied with her toys and costumes inside her massive playroom. Has a huge imagination, just like Kiri, and wants to take up film making--which she already does with her toys as her actors.

I had gotten overly curious~

It’s that meme of:

Me: “OMG, you’re so tall, you look like a giraffe~”

Jake: “That’s why you’re dead built like a baked bean.”

WARNING: THIS IS ONLY THE SUMMARY/NOTES OF MY MHA TIMEKEEPER AU. THIS IS NOT THE FINAL DRAFT THAT WILL BE PUBLISHED. IT'S MEANT TO GIVE YOU AN IDEA OF THIS WHOLE NEW WORLD I HAD CREATED BASED OFF THE MHA UNIVERSE! THANK YOU AND ENJOY!!

STORY START:

-Prologue-

The story starts with a prologue, a narrator explaining the beginning of quirks, and how no one knows where they came from or how they came to be. The narrator explains that while humans may not know where quirks came from, they would soon find out in the era of the downfall of Heroic Society.

Kuin Hachisuka was sitting in prison, the camera on her. She was bound and unable to use any of her quirks. Kuin had been rotting in jail for several years now.

Suddenly, the camera lowered and made a low whirring sound. The camera had been deactivated somehow. Was someone breaking her free? No. A shadow figure appeared before her, a cloaked, hooded figure with a peculiar-looking staff in its hands.

“Who are you?” she asked.

“Who I am is not important. What is important is that I find someone.” A powerful female voice came out of the hood.

“And you need me to find them?”

“I just you to tell me…” They said, and they raised their head slightly, revealing half of their face. Their lips were small and feminine, and the one eye that showed was glowing golden.

“Where. Is. All for One.” They asked.

Kuin can sense that this was not a person. And that was starting to freak her out. “Why do you want him?!” She asked, scared.

“He stole something from me, and I must have it back.” They said.

“Listen, lady. I don’t know where he is! All he did was talk to me on the phone! But if you release me, help me bust out of here. I can help you find him—”

Suddenly, the powerful female voice became louder and booming, even more powerful than before. “DO I LOOK TO BE IN A GAMING MOOD?!”

Meanwhile, the security officers of the jail noticed that the camera for Kuin had malfunctioned. They called for backup, and they began to rush over.

Kuin let out a scream, and the officers began rushing over.

By the time they got to Kuin, she was on the floor of her cell, drool escaping her mouth, making a small puddle on the floor.

The narrator goes on to explain that Kuin lost all of her quirks that day. And it would be forever quirkless. No one knows what had happened. When they asked her, she explained that someone came in, asking her a question. She was looking for someone, and when Kuin told her she didn’t know but would help her find them, they took her quirks away.

It was unheard of, someone who could permanently take quirks away and make them quirkless. Kuin warned the police questioning her that whoever was in her cell wasn’t human.

That mystery person ended up opening an investigation; however, when no one was found with such an ability, the case was closed as a cold case.

Meanwhile, Aizawa and Present Mic were talking to a group of police after defeating a villain. There was a crowd of people watching behind yellow Caution tape.

Aizawa looked over at the crowd, thinking about how ridiculous it was to have a crowd watching and taking pictures with their phones. However, he noticed a young girl, possibly a freshly turned teenager. She had really cute short ginger red hair, her golden brown eyes sparkled with admiration, and a big smile on her face.

That’s when Aizawa noticed that this girl was staring directly at him. He stared back at her. She didn’t look Japanese. Is she a foreigner? Does she live here?

Suddenly, Mic notices Aizawa and the teenage girl doing a stare-off.

“Ooh, looks like you just spotted a fan,” Mic teased.

“Don’t be ridiculous, Mic,” Aizawa said, turning his face away to look at his friend.

“Come on! Why don’t you go say hi to her? Maybe she wants an autograph.”

“I can’t be bothered,” Aizawa answered simply.

Mic pouted. “Come on, man, that’s no way to treat a fan,” Mic said and was about to head over to her when he noticed the girl press a finger to her ear, nod, and then look around before warping away, disappearing into thin air.

Mic’s eyes widened, and his mouth opened agape, his sunglasses slowly tipping down his nose.

“What’s wrong?” Aizawa asked.

“T-The-The girl… she just disappeared into thin air..!” He said, pointing to where the girl used to be.

Aizawa looked over and noticed that the girl was nowhere in sight. “Calm down, Mic. Maybe she has a teleporting quirk or something.” Aizawa said.

Mic only swallowed. “Right, yeah… maybe.” He said, but couldn’t shake the feeling of what she did before that. Pressing a finger to her ear, as if someone was talking to her through an earpiece. He could only wonder who that girl was.

At the end of the scene, the narrator begins to explain about a secret society of Gods, Mythological beings, and creatures, as well as an army of angels only known as Timekeepers.

There were plenty of forums about the myths and legends of the Timekeepers, however, nobody knew for sure if they were real. And the Gods behind them were just as mysterious and powerful. Possibly more powerful than any human mind could comprehend.

The last scene of the prologue is that same cloaked figure up on top of a roof in the dead of night. They lift their hood, but their face remains hidden. “Ah, Musutafu, Japan. A city with such glory and purpose. I hope you are ready… because war is now upon us.”