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Fantasy
A story about a kid who want To be a sage but the school "laugh" at him because he is a orphan/Commoner but he didn't give up to show them, last night he go outside to see a shooting star, fell to the forest, he look to the forest see a curve ground and see a girl, he took a close look a it if she a lives or not, but the doesn't realize that the girl was a spirit falling from the sky and the girl became one as a boy becaming a body and the girl becoming a spirit not the soul,
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Highest Ranking- 290 in Action, 547 in Superpowers, 185 in Super These best friends are inseparable, they always work together on their class projects, and they're very outgoing. Their sophomore year is just about to start and they decided to go shopping for new clothes for school and end up going into a magical store that they think is a 100% normal store. In this particular store, they each find a beautiful necklace that they think represents their personality. But what they don't know is that they actually just picked up an incredible, hard responsibility to handle. There are five different elements, death, fire, water, air, and life. Who will be there to help them on their journey? Or will they just have to tackle this on their own? Will they be able to rise to the responsibility? Or will they just crash and burn?

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