Heroes aren’t born, they’re made

Like everyone else her age, Kourtney Woods struggles to balance: maintaining decent grades, having a social life, and getting enough sleep.

With one particular exception – Kourtney doesn’t have a social life – she has superpowers.

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Five months ago, Kourtney Woods discovered she has unnatural abilities. A destructive combination of telepathy and teleportation, making her Skylight City’s newest Lightermember and the leader of her very own team of supers.

Unbeknown to the rest of her squad, Kourtney is her school’s infamous outcast.

This social standard inevitably creates unforeseen conflict amongst the team members – rivalries soon bloom within, and discord threatens to erupt.

However, when high profiled villains start raining down on Skylight City like wildfire, Kourtney’s team of high school supers are forced to put aside their differences and work together.

To save their home from a villain they never saw coming, they’ll need every bit of superpower they have.

This is The Rise Of Kidwolf.

Andrew is an 11-year-old boy who is part of a superhero family. However, he is not allowed to join them when they save the world. This is so frustrating that he becomes Lumina... a superhero that no boy would ever agree to be. Andrew also listens to the wrong people... and this cannot be good

The newspapers are full of her exploits, labeling her the Blood-red Menace, Lady of Lies, the Terror in Red. She's a villain, a super villain, the counterpart to the heroes they praise. And she agrees with them, for the most part. It's not like she was ever going to be hailed as a hero, so she'll settle for infamy. Right? But this quickly becomes complicated when, during a fight with the Cerulean, she's hit by a spell that takes her memory. Lost in a city she no longer recognizes, she finds instinct leading her to an apartment that, unbeknownst to her, belongs to her nemesis.

The world had just begun to understand Mother Nature's first gift to humanity when she bestowed her second. Humans born with incredible powers started growing worldwide, plunging society into the chaos of Heros and Villains for many years until a singular hero fought for a better tomorrow. Many years after Ulta-man achieved his rise and retirement and relative peace for humanity, they believed their trouble was over until the new generation all displayed Mother Nature's second gift ushering in the new age of super society.

Every time Mister Impossible Sentinel and I fought, the battles were the stuff of legends. Mister Impossible Sentinel was a man of many skills, and I always strived to improve my own after each clash. I was, after all, Eva Destruction, and I had to live up to my reputation!

But after our last fight, I realised Mister Impossible Sentinel was a bit ... off, to put it mildly. His blinding genius seemed blunted, and he made several rookie errors that might've otherwise gotten him killed were I not so startled at his incompetence.

After much thought, I decided enough was enough.

I had to get to the bottom of this, one way or another.

I wanted my nemesis to regain his skill so we could continue writing history with our legendary battles.

Cassie Harris is NOT your average teen. Since she was a little girl she has despised superheroes, and for good reason! Now, she is 17 and Hunts superheroes on her free time with the help of her friends, but is starting to think that what she is doing is wrong. Will Cassie continue to hunt Super Heroes? Will she finally stop hunting Super Heroes? Or will she become one?

She'd seen this kind of moment in movies and comic books, where she was supposed to smirk, look back at the villain, and let out a witty one-liner. But none of that happened.

Drabble.