The Legend Of Xilone
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Last published Wed, Mar 2, 2022
'How do you become a hero? By saving the world? By protecting it? I really didn't know what a hero is supposed to be until I met someone, who helped me realize what it meant.'
After getting powers, my life got turned around real quick. I wanted to be a hero, like the ones I read in comics, watched movies about. I was learning to harness my new found abilities to help everyone, when I met someone....
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