The deadly games

The deadly games

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Hi my names Zane I am a normal 16 year old boy living in a small town called metropolis My dad had always warned me that the games where deadly and I believed him My dad had been the only one there for me after my mother died in the ice war I always believed him and wanted to fail the games With my leg being broken I'm pretty disabled meaning it's a lot harder for me to run without help or feeling a sharp hot pain Than the day came all I had to do was fail not that hard to be the worst at everything you have even done and just do it again. Well it seems it is hard because after the games I think I failed at failing
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(Being rewritten) I do not own DC You had a good life, you lived it with your Parents and you loved them and they loved you. it was your fifth birthday when your meta powers kicked in. you had invited all your friends, family, it was going to be a ball. but fate didn't want that. As you blew out all the candles everyone started to cough and rech. One by one the fell and soon it was only you. You called the police and when they got there they fell dead too. It ended with Superman coming in and taking you out of the area. you were put into a glass box and you stayed there till your 18 birthday when you decided you had enough

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