Supervillian

This is a novel about Superheros, Supervillians, and everyone in between. The year is 2479 and after WWIII, much of the Earth is left uninhabitable due to radiation and Virtual Reality is where 90% of the world spends their free time. Marcus Radiation Hamilton is a senior in college from a poor but hard working background. Will he be able to rise above his F rank and status and obtain the power, wealth and success he always dreamed of?

In a post utopian future, the world is divided into a superhero societies and supervillian societies. Where each societies want to prove they are right and the strongest. In the slum of the superhero societies exist Grid, a young boy who lost hope in human and believed everyone have evil deep in their heart. So, Grid dream to be the most powerful supervillian and destroy the world. But he suddenly got a superhero system from a stranger. The system gave benefit for every good deed and grid is conflicted. Can Grid became the supervillan he ever dream??

Superheroes are a common day occurrence in the Nation of Superia, but one stands apart from them all. While there is no law that prevents a secret identity, the inconvenience of managing two personalities has caused the practice to fall out of fashion. With hundreds of heroes walking, flying, and teleporting across every city in the nation, supervillians are forced to operate in hushed tones from the dead of night. Any attempt on a superhero's loved ones would be suicidal. There simply is no reason for a superhero to fear reprisal. Yet, despite all the reassurances in the world, one hero refuses to discard her mask. For her, two identities is a matter of life and death.

Stanley Gracefield (aka Mr. Morale) is an 18 year old vigilante. After jumping off a tall building and being saved by a superhero, he finds himself in a therapy session with Dr. Tara Thomas. As Stanley discloses his feelings on the overall hero society and his driving force to become a hero, his late girlfriend Grace Nightingale. He comes to the conclusion that he needs to become a proper hero. Will he be able to graduate from a superhero training academy, conform to the society he despises, and get a license to finally shed his vigilante title and name? Or will he succumb to what he believes is his greatest arch-enemy, a supervillian by the name of “The Silent Murderer”.