CO2_GHOUL

At Nightingale Academy, where heroes are forged based on the destructive power of their abilities, Troy stands at the bottom of the hierarchy. His gift? Bubbles—harmless, fragile, and utterly unremarkable in a world where strength defines worth. Mocked by peers and ignored by the system, he struggles to prove that power isn’t just about destruction.

But when a single night shatters his perception of what it means to be a hero, Troy is forced to confront the dark truth behind the heroes he once admired. In a world where justice is painted in shades of gray, he must carve his own path—one where power is redefined, and saving lives means more than just winning battles.

Even if it means standing alone.

Bubble Boy

Sunday morning, Troy sat at his desk, staring at his computer screen. The video was ready to go, unedited, raw, and real. Footage of Seaman fighting The Orphan, of Bubble boy stepping in at the last moment, saving a villain from certain death. 


Heroes didn’t hesitate to kill villains. That was how the world worked. If a villain ran, they were hunted. If they fought, they were put down. That was justice. 


Within minutes, the comment section exploded. 


@HeroFan34: Bubble Boy is an idiot. That villain could’ve killed more people! 


@TruthSeeker88: Seaman was about to EXECUTE someone. This is what heroes do now?! 


@GladiatorFanClub: This kid is lucky he isn’t dead. 


Troy exhaled, leaning back in his chair. The world was watching now. 


The Line Between Heroes and Monsters