Beginner's Guide to Being a Superhero
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When you're a Superhero, you're not supposed to team up with the bad guy.
Oh well, I suppose rules were made to be broken.
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Highest rank #23 in Adventure
(Previously known as "Super and a Hero")
*Please note that this story was intended for me to be able to practice my writing, therefore my writing improves throughout the story but the plot is still loopy and poor
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