SIDEKICK
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  • Reads 3,228
  • Votes 89
  • Parts 25
  • Time 5h 14m
Ongoing, First published Apr 16, 2013
Whenever someone, out there, creates a story that involves a hero, they'll always be someone in the form of a sidekick. Male, female, young, old, alien, paranormal, dog, whatever. Anything. But there's something that no one is aware of. You see, in every story, even if it's entirely fictional, there is a spirit which takes on the form of the sidekick. Yes, even if there is another story somewhere out there completely opposite to the one you're reading, there will always be that spirit.  But there's a catch.  The spirit that creates an entity has no memory of their past or other present lives in different plots. It only knows that it becomes aware of their surroundings of their current life once they are to find the hero and become its sidekick.  This is the story of the entity of this novel.  John Kingsley.
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