Superpowers, probably✓
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If someone ever asked, 'who the heck is Lizzie Su?', answers like 'an ordinary teenager' would have been absolutely correct.
As a matter of fact, that's what Lizzie had believed as well, until the moment she discovered that she had superpowers.
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