I'm surprised I didn't post about this earlier. Well, months ago, perhaps a year, I began brainstorming ideas for an indirect sequel, based on my gathered opinion what happened next.
Before I explain, I am sure if I don't state this beforehand, I'll get criticized, saying Lavos was erased from history and what not. I'd like to say not necessarily because that would blow the whole historical timeline out of proportion, let alone cause a time paradox. If Lavos never existed, that would mean Zeal never existed, and since Lavos contributed to human evolution and expansive mind power, saying his existance was erased would throw humanity back to where it was in the stone age, with the exception of reptites being long gone. Without further adue, here's the plot:
Twenty years have passed since the destruction of the Time Devourer. No memory of the occurence remained. However, that doesn't mean it ever happened at all. The six dragons prior to the destruction of the Time Devourer were also destroyed...
Only six... out of seven.
This seventh dragon, the Dark Moon dragon, was unique in that she possessed the qualities and attributes of a princess lost in time, a young hotheaded thief, and a dragon itself. How had it come to be? An allegience to the Time Devourer was offered by the six dragons. Because of this, the Time Devourer blessed them with the seventh of their kin... in the form of a baby girl, forcibly birthed by the imprisoned princess herself under the control of the mighty parasite.
After the events leading to, and including the Time Devourer's destruction, a new empire emerged: the Acacia Empire, lead by Emperor Glenn and Empress Riddel, manifested from the dominance of General Viper's legacy and the titled dragoons themselves. Though twenty years it stood in glory and ever expansive, a shadow would descend upon it, this time, in the form of an enigmatic blue-haired woman.
The mysterious woman exalted herself with the empire in a matter of days. It was once that she was appointed chief advisor to Emperor Glenn himself that things took a turn for the worst. Almost immediately, the Emperor was driven mad by a dark influence. The once beloved Emperor Glenn was now a vessel of cruel inhumanity. Prisons were overcrowded as a result of new laws and executions skyrocketed 70%. Still, this new vicious Glenn persisted in growing ever more powerful. It was at this point that his dark advisor told him of a legendary parasite banished from the world by a boy who she referred to as... "mon amour."
A new threat looms and a life is in danger. Is history itself prepared to face extinction once again?
