Power over FIRE, EXPLOSIONS and eventually STARS!

Ian, 18, expects nothing from the system and the superpower he is about to get. When he slays an interdimensional murderous beast that no human has been able to beat, he gains access to great power: the STARFIRE SYSTEM allows him to transform the hearts of his enemies into fire - and this is just the FIRST STAGE of his special skill. Always the last to be picked, Ian soars towards military fame in a world out of some insane science fiction novel. 

Everyone gets a superpower during their 18th year of life. A species of interdimensional HUMANOID beings need human assistance in an armed conflict, a battle against the KROBINNUTI.
The cruel beasts, the KROBINNUTI, are much like bears, or tigers, with a venomous tail and malevolence that threatens the entire mankind. Ian and his group of cybernetically armed military experts must find the leader of the KROBINNUTI before the KROBINNUTI can locate and kill the heart of the strength of the benevolent humanoids. 

Ian develops his STARFIRE SYSTEM, accessing better skills and gaining control of new and exciting forms of fire and explosions. His ultimate personal dream is to slay the KROBINNUTI general responsible for the deaths of ten thousand men by reaching a level of skill needed to transform an enemy into such pure energy that they will explode and wipe out millions of evil minions at the moment of DEATH. All right - perhaps Ian wants to impress a few ladies with that trick as well.
He must develop his skills quickly to be able to do that, though, or he will perish in the explosion along with the enemy. 

WARNINGS: violence, poor grasp on technology, mild cursing, bad humor

Starfire System

The krobinnuti were not builders, they were commanders, and this was apparent from the way they had built their towns and cities. The effects of letting some other species do most of the work regarding architecture were visible in the strange choices of shapes and decorations. In fact, Ian had never seen anything quite as diverse – a sharp angle followed by a mellow curve, a decadent balcony followed by a building that looked like a prison, and they all still had the same colors painted on them – white and something that was almost purple, but was still even more purple than purple. 


"You should act more like annoyed and desperate prisoners," Diana said. "Pull my tail." 


Ian pulled the strong, venomous tail and received a threatening hiss from her friend. 


The krobinnuti did not need handcuffs. At least they thought they didn't, as they were not likely to be aware of Ian having the kind of a superpower that allowed him to utterly destroy the beasts. 


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