Aessoid

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By Dylan Reneerkens

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Important: This book is the 9th book in our Superhero Universe!
Aessoid's sister had started a war in New York a few months ago. She wanted revenge on humans because they had killed her aunt. Aessoid and his people were from another planet called "Vazuno". They had to leave their planet because it wasn't going well with it, and it could explode any minute. Unfortunately, they had to leave without their parents.

Aessoid never wanted a war, and he didn't approve of it. He didn't want to kill innocent people. He knew he couldn't stop his sister alone, so he had to stop her. Eventually, Aessoid helped to kill his own sister to stop the war in New York.

After Aessoid did this, the people of Earth still didn't trust him. They wanted him in a jail cell. Even Aessoid's own people didn't want him anymore. Aessoid was the king of New Vazuno, and everyone wanted a new king or queen. Aessoid had no father and mother, and he had to kill the only family member he had left, his sister.

While Aessoid tried to fix everything and get people to trust him, he kept having nightmares about his sister. She tried to make Aessoid crazy and make him believe that humans were bad after all. With all his nightmares, it seemed that his sister wanted to persuade him into finishing what she had started, the war.

But would Aessoid manage to regain the trust of the people of New York and New Vazuno? He had to try. He couldn't let his sister's actions define him forever. He had to make amends for what had happened and prove that he was not his sister.

Aessoid