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Join in the magical adventure of finding peace and harmony in ones self, as well as fighting off the urge to destroy every living thing in sight:


Petro Moyaz, a Canadian/Italian teenager living in the reformed capital of Canada, seems to live a completely boring life. (isn't this how most comics start?)

But there's a family secret that he's been hiding for 7 years-a magic amulet that has been passed down through his family since the time of Tribal Shamans.

With both his parent's killed in a car accident at the age of 3, Petro is left in an orphanage, awaiting the arrival of his guardian-Mr. David Richars. After three years of waiting, Richars finally shows up, and takes Petro to his new home-in the heart of Canada's central, a Mega City called "New Mora".

Once there, Petro is escorted to a humongous mansion, where he is introduced to the ghosts, ghouls, and other faeries that live there with Mr. Richars. It is also discovered that Richars is a powerful wizard, and has a wacky way of looking at the world.

When Petro turns 8, he starts to develop signs of physical problems-such as fainting suddenly, spastic muscles and raging headaches. Richars lets Petro in on a giant, and frightening truth about his parents, his ancestry and himself, when Richars hands down the magical "Amulet of Gha-Shaar". It supposedly holds Petro's angry, and revenge-seeking ancestor "Zahraa Gha-Shaar", who's family had a curse put onto it. This curse guarantees that all descendants will have Gha-Shaars spirit-in this case a psychopathic ghoul, with an endless hunger for power and human flesh-locked inside of them. This spirit, who calls himself "Hex", never rests, and sometimes "gets out" of the cage of a human body he's stuck in.


Richars isn't worried, untill one fateful afternoon when he comes home from a long trip to find that a redhaired creature was spotted tearing up the city, and massacreing inicent civillians. Upon finding Petro in his room-unconcious on the floor-he begins to worry, and places Petro under constant observation.