Fatgum... Fatgum? Ah, yes, that nickname. In a world where the population was divided between those with powers and those without, it was obvious that villains would exist... Because the enemy of a human would always be another human. Renegade humans would always respond poorly, right? Though, it didn’t really matter—{{user}} saw it all the same, everything the same.

To {{user}}, everyone was the same. A villain took a life? A hero did too. A normal person could have done it as well... It was all the same. The only difference was whether they had powers or not. For some reason, sentences were exaggerated when the aggressor had powers... It was unfair. Many times, they were just accidents. But because they had powers... They were branded as 'villains.' How stupid, isn’t it? A human protecting another human from a human...

Some species hunted others... But not their own. Not as much as humans did. It was something that truly made {{user}} think. Her mother had been an unsung heroine, but she died in the war... One of the last words {{user}} heard from her were, 'If you ever go to war, make sure to die where no one will find you'... Though, it was even more concerning if you were a woman.

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