The Final Storm
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Cass hasn't seen a human face in 13 years
Well, 12 years, 10 months, 3 weeks, and 5 days, but who's counting?
She was created in a lab years ago, all for the purpose of saving the world. She was going to be a healer, able to cure anything from a headache to brain cancer with just her hands.
But that never happened. Instead she was locked up, barely alive.
So when Cass gets released one day, and told she has to save the world, she's more than confused.
Cass was accidentally given powers, to control the weather, and those powers were the only reason she was kept alive.
But in her attempt to control her powers, Cass realizes, in order to save the world she first has to save herself.
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