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Running Before I Walk
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Ongoing, First published Jan 30, 2018
When you're born with one leg, stolen from your hospital crib with hundred's of other children and you become the colonel of a child soldier army, the press call you a monster. Yet when you reveal what actually happened within the walls of the abandoned warehouses the 'lost generation' were kept in, you become a hero. And how does that even matter? You had to go through harsh memories of unimaginable times, so some gossip hungry reporters could get two days of news from you? That's no way to spend an adolescence.

Tyler didn't have a great upbringing. It's all made worse when an attack on shield goes bad and he ends up separated from those he grew up with, placed in the care of some stupid wannabe superheroes calling themselves the Avengers. And they weren't even all there. Typical.

Little thing I'm writing for fun, hopefully it'll be good. It's gonna be sad at the end, of course. When do I ever write a happy ending anyway?
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33 parts Complete

"I retired from that life. I don't even have my suit anymore, the feds took it when I went under house arrest," - After her team was torn apart by a thick packet of paper, Ellie Barton was placed under house arrest. She hoped, that when it was all over, she could live a normal life and raise her daughter. But, of course, life won't allow that. The day before she gets released, a magician opens a portal and she's dragged right back into the hero life. She didn't want it of course. But the universe needed her. So she fought. Maybe not as hard as she could've. - "You know, I'd offer to cook you dinner, but you seem pretty miserable already," I looked over to see Steve leaned against the doorway. "It's today, isn't it?" He asked. "Bingo, Rogers. She would've been 8 today," I said. "You here to do your laundry?" I asked, standing back up and pulling out two mugs. "I'm here to see some friends," He said. "Clearly your friends are fine," I said, grabbing the mugs and we moved to the council room. - Disclaimer - I don't own any of the rights to the characters or the plotlines, except for Ellie and my ideas. Book 3 of 3 in the Snakebite Sub-Series Book 8 of the Unsung Heroes Series