(Discontinued plan to work on a rewrite)
Myron Malcohm Beckles was just an ordinary teenager living a typical 21st-century life-until one fateful day when a car accident changed everything. Instead of darkness, he found himself waking up in a strang...
For me? Same old, same old—college stress, procrastination, and that never-ending battle with motivation .
Anyway, I've got some big news... I finally published the rewritten version of my Demon Slayer book! 🎉🔥
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This time, I really put more thought and effort into it. There are a lot of changes—some small, some major—but all meant to make the story flow better and feel more complete.
One of the biggest changes is Aiko. In this rewrite, she'll actually be a Demon Slayer herself, with a completely different personality from the original.
And if you're wondering why I made that change, here's why: 1. The relationship between her and Myron felt too rushed. The whole "love at first sight" thing just didn't feel realistic. 2. Aiko had no real character development in the old version. She was kind, sweet, and supportive—but there was nothing driving her emotionally. 3. I didn't want her to exist solely as a motivation device for Myron every time he struggled. It got repetitive and kind of stale.
Okay, so this new Aiko is like a super cool blend of Giyuu, Akame, and Mikasa—she's super strong, serious, and has some serious scars from her past (get ready for a tearjerker of a backstory, because it's Demon Slayer!). And guess what? She's not just any water breather; she's even created her own unique Breath style called "Wisteria Breathing"!
Don't worry though—the old, kind-hearted Aiko isn't gone forever. I might bring her back in a non-canon spin-off someday just for fun.
There are also a few things that won't be returning at all—like Fem Muzan Kiss, Chidori, or Demon Hybrid Myron. Yeah, I admit it, those ideas were... kinda cringe looking back.
The new book also won't just be about Myron this time. It'll focus equally on Lucy and David, with each getting their own POV chapters and story arcs. They'll start off separated—each waking up in different places in the Demon Slayer world, training under different mentors—but will eventually reunite later in the story.
Each of them will also have something precious they can't live without: 🎧 Myron and his headphones 🛹 David and his skateboard 🐶 Lucy and her dog, Bella Those little things say a lot about who they are and what keeps them grounded.
I just want to thank everyone who supported me since the beginning—every read, every vote, every comment means so much. If I hadn't started this book last summer, I never would've shared my ideas and imagination with all of you. ❤️
