Villain Retirement
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Last published Thu, Apr 14, 2022
16 years old-- most boys would be falling in love, as their hormones all rise to unprecedented levels. Riley, however, at age 16... killed the world's number 1 superhero.
Warning: MC is in the spectrum. Very Edgy.
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