Story cover for I Am Your Mistake by Junkguy33303
I Am Your Mistake
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  • Parts 7
  • Time 1h 10m
Ongoing, First published Aug 02
"Everyone can be a hero"

"You are the hero of your own story"

"Heroes are the pillar of today's society"

The world has entered a new era of heroes. In this world, heroes and villains that you often seen in comics had existed for hundreds of years, integrated into our society. Naturally, all children wants to become a hero. Karen however, at the mere age of fourteen is already fighting the top heroes in the city.

The reason?

He was their mistake.


A fusion of my two other stories, I Am Your Mistake and I Am the Reaper. Now a completely original world with its own characters and lores.
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