Evil Shall Fall
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After several decades of genetic research and experiments, humanity was able to develop superheroes with powers that no one else thought possible-everything from telepathy to super strength to super speed to telekinesis. Basically, everything you could find in a comic book. At first, these superheroes protected the innocent and stopped crime. Over time they learnt the truth and what was really going on... will they fail to stop them in time or is it time for the heroes to make sure that Evil Shall fall.
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