The Unconventional Hero
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  • Reads 9,751
  • Votes 851
  • Parts 29
  • Time 6h 21m
Ongoing, First published Nov 18, 2018
Listless energy rests inside the bodies and minds of children, teenagers and adults alike. 


     A bored and pretentious city boy with a scientist father, Elias Lott is seemingly a perfect candidate to gain powers when the energy awoke. But with trouble stirring all around, it seems like revealing his powers would be a rash decision. Too bad an up-and-coming hero already witnessed him using his.

     As the catalyst to a chain of events that led to a world wide uproar, Elias must be the one to solve it. 



HRSF: #54 in super (9/23/19)
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My own plotline. Chapters average on roughly 3,000 words (3k). [2,900-3,200+]
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