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The Sociological Benefits of Having Mind Powers

by Scriptorie Ongoing

Synopsis

Fardin Brooks isn’t your average superhero.

His Telekinetic power is weaker than the economic condition of the United States, he can’t swordfight to save his life (literally in some cases), and he has the negotiation skills of a goldfish under cardiac arrest. But not for long. 

Once he gets a call to kill Al Capone, he’ll have to step up to the challenge. Underground monsters, deranged Elementalists, and every single mobster in the area? He’ll have to use everything to defeat them. His wit, charm, and subtlety. His intelligence, charisma, and passion for his craft of magic. He'll have to level up his powers, in order to gain enough sheer force to destroy them!

Oh, and guns. Lots and lots of guns...

What to Expect 

1. Comedy. A lot of it. 

2. Entertaining fight scenes with unique superhero powers. 

3. A long story with multiple POV characters, examining what it would really be like in a superhero-infested world. 

4. Daily updates. 

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