Heroes Versus Villains
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Last published Mon, Dec 16, 2019
Balance. That's all the world requires. A stable, balanced existence for all to thrive and prosper. A sacred balance, spoken throughout the centuries through stories and legends. The same balance fabled to be disturbed.
When the balance of the universe get tipped one direction, no one knows what will happen. All that we know is this: Chaos. Who fights for the balance? Who guards the scale of existence? And who aims to destroy it?
When a strange figure appears to terrorize the citizens of Earth, rumored to have the powers of nature, other strange beings also begin to show up. Normal, everyday people suddenly gain remarkable powers. Whether this is all coincidence, or it is all fate, the fight for peace and balance will never be the same.
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In here are a multitude of heroes and villains I created with the help of my friends. Backstories, action, adventure, romance (possibly), and some jokes here or there. Perhaps there will be a character here that you can relate with or enjoy the most. Please enjoy!
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