The Saviour of the Fallen

The Saviour of the Fallen

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Whenever there is trouble, a hero is born to save the day. But, with every hero, there is a fallen villain. What of them? What of those who were never given the chance of living because of what they thought was right? What of the ones who were shunned by society because they were too different? Too much that they were marked a villain for life? Oh, there are theories that are tested, their stories told in the form of misconceptions. What is the truth? Why do they fall? You cannot blame anybody for becoming a villain. Its not their fault for their tragedies. You can blame them for their decisions perhaps, but not their mishaps or misfortune for being who they are. [BI] Nobody wants to be a villain, but not everybody wants to be the hero. In the society of heroes and villains (and the normal ones), there is one sure result. For every hero chosen, a villain is picked as well to be executed by the newly chosen hero. Heroes are chosen at the age of 18, but the villains can vary from children to old men, villains who are considered dangerous and criminals. The hero role is adored, the villains are scorned but what happens when someone refuses? What happens when the hero objects to their role in society?
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In a world where heroes and villains are more than just fiction, a little 5 year old has dreams to be a hero. Hero you say? How cliche, you may think. But it's her dream...right? However, dreams are just that. Dreams. Easily forgotten and unrealistic. She realized this when she was 13. She grew up with a family full of control, guidance and plans. Not dreams. Her whole life had been planned out for her, and being a hero had no part in it. Her parent's words were law. Join a reputable high school. Go to university to study something in the medical field. Graduate. Get a job. Start a family. Work till retirement. But that's not the kind of life she wanted to live. She'd rather be anything other than what they wanted. If it meant stepping into a dark alleyway, so be it. (This starts at pre-canon then eventually reaches canon. There are two endings to this fic - 'Hero' and 'Villain') [HERO ENDING <Good End>]

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