All Caught Up
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Last published Fri, Mar 16, 2018
"Something's off about them, and I want you to find out why."
~~~
An explosion has rocked Ather City to its core.
An single event has set everyone on edge.
An upcoming politician promises hope and security.
Three girls aren't buying it.
~~~
Liezze, Wren, and Jeanne are all students of A.C.E. - Ather City Community School for Enhanced Individuals - a school where more Enhanced people, more commonly known as Supers, go in order to hone their skills. With people with dazzling abilities all around them, it's harder to tell who's who when they return to the normal world.
After the destruction at the City Hall, two villains going by the name of Shadow and Diaspora claim that there's something bigger going on. A.C.E. shuts down as Supers begin to mysteriously disappear, and the city is thrown into chaos.
Liezze, Wren, and Jeanne decide to don on their masks and take the welfare of the city into their own hands. They quickly realize, however, that there's more to saving the city than just being a Super. Problems faced by their secret identities are highlighted, and everything slowly unravels.
Liezze has to choose which guy she should trust.
Wren has to find out exactly what her twin is hiding from her.
Jeanne has to figure out if the people around her are who they say they are.
The three have to save a city.
Can they do it?
~~~
"I would think your team was more organized."
"Well, we're just full of surprises, aren't we?"
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