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A Detective In A Heroes Academy

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An aspiring young detective, often labelled ignorant or purely inattentive strives in her daily school life to be the most advanced detective yet. Everyone around her having powers which physically triumph hers, how will her intuition allow her to show her acquaintances who's boss? Although that clearly isn't occurring anytime soon. Considering how many times that unfortunate girl is spoken to about her 'mishaps' of taking jobs 'not suited for her'. What else could go wrong in her quest to express her 'prominence'?All Rights Reserved

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