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Renz born with only a left arm, wandered to the island of Boracay when an asteroid crashed in the middle of the island. He is fine but now need to recover from this rather awful event. He becomes a powerful being because of a certain man that has given him the ability to generate cosmic energy, to fly, and many more. He now has so much responsiblity in his hands, how will he control his powers, and where does he use it? Will he use it for Good or for Bad?
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