Warping Reality // horror // abused children

Warping Reality // horror // abused children

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Two different worlds between Earth and a goopy dimension, this AU is messed up with SA victims, abused children, neglect trauma, and these deaths happen in real life (please understand this is fictional and none of these characters are not real) (This is written down with Grammarly and some of these quotes are from ChatGPT and some other famous books) {it still in development}
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They were told to be heroes. But at the end of the day-they're still just kids. When kids all over the world suddenly developed powers, the government saw only profit-and fear. Families were forced to give up their children to brutal testing labs, or face execution for "fostering a threat." Some ran. Now hiding in the wreckage of what was once their home, a group of escaped kids has built their own society: The New House. No adults. No rules-except survive. They train. They fight. They bleed. Because every day, someone breaks the rules. One sneaks off to hear her mother's voice. Another plots betrayal from within. Friendships turn to rivalries. Love turns to loss. Powers spiral out of control. And when they fight-they don't hold back. But underneath the fighting, the power, the chaos... they're just scared kids trying to protect each other from a world that wants them gone. They're building a future without the adults they previously relied on and are instead forced to come together, but some of them would give anything just to go home.

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