Sidekick School
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Last published Thu, Apr 8, 2021
In a world where almost all of the human population has developed supernatural abilities, 15 y/o Terrance is determined to achieve his dream: becoming a hero! Unfortunately, he doesn't fit all of the qualifications to entering a hero training school. So instead, he chooses the next best thing, to go to a school for training sidekicks for heroes. While there, he discovers more about the importance of sidekicks, meets interesting new people, and even encounters a possible love interest.
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