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Failure

LECTURAS 390
Votos 45
Partes 6
Hora 28m

LECTURAS 390
Votos 45
Partes 6
Hora 28m

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Living in a world where having a 'special gift' is a crime, isn't the best for someone with those gifts. Being a hero on this planet was frowned upon more than being a villain was, and no one understood why. Anytime the beings the world used to call super were in action, the police would not only arrest the villain, but the hero who caught them as well. How unfair... 
  But yet, it didn't stop the heroes from saving the innocent, and taking down evil. In fact, they seemed to be getting better at their job, and crime became less frequent than usual. So they continued to do their job, they fought for what they believed in. And that's what brings us to the life of these five heroes. This is where their story begins....Todos los derechos reservados

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