The Superiors, and the Elite.
Gem_Emerald
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Gem_Emerald
Ongoing, First published Jun 03, 2016
Is it possible that towns exist where everyone is super intelligent? Where students are brought from all over america to attend its elite school? Even more so, is it possible for a couple of teenagers from the north west who are adapt to normal lives, somehow become extraordinary? Honestly I don't have the answer for you yet. But maybe we could find out together.
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