Running Before I Walk

Running Before I Walk

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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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Boom. The city of Chicago went up in flames, consumed by the nuclear bomb particles floating in the sky. It was gone in a matter of seconds. Obliterated. The screams silenced and all that could be heard was the explosion as it swept the land. The Avengers were tired. Bleeding. Lost. Torn to shreds inside with guilt. I didn't really take time to appreciate everything I had until it was gone. Now, we were on the run with nothing but each other. The government blamed us as a cover, but we carried the guilt. Not them. We tried to save the city and failed miserably. Who were the people really going to believe, though? The government who supported them through everything, or the Avengers with an old nuclear arms dealer on their team? It didn't matter anymore. We had to clear our names before Loki got out of hand. The worst part? He's gathered a team. The best part? We have something he doesn't. Determination to avenge the fallen. Book 2 of 3 *I do not own anything Marvel, except for two characters, some villains, and the plot. Please enjoy! *Cover by the amazing @-verdant-!

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