Devil May Cry fanfic?

Alec · Posted: Tue Apr 15, 2008 5:22 pm Post subject: Devil May Cry fanfic?

This was pretty much abandoned, but I've been thinking about picking it up again.

Plot summary: Terrance was your average high school student, except for the cards. He used them to control reality, shaping things to his liking. One day, his abuse of his cards went too far, summoning a nameless demon which massacred the students at his school, though Terrance escaped, which is when he met Dante, the son of Sparda. Dante chastised Terrance for abusing such power, and Terrance now would have to put things to rights. But, he is not the only one with the cards; it seems that Molly, a girl from the nearby junior high with a crush on Terrance, has also come into possession of the cards. In addition, the demon Terrance summoned wants to separate Terrance from his cards, and he is not above using Terry's best friends to do so...
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Warrior of the Dark Moon · Posted: Tue Apr 15, 2008 8:53 pm Post subject:

Ooh. I remember this from Castle of Devils. Shouldn't we take that site down? It's kind of dead.
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