This story follows Damien Atwood, who lives in a city where superpowers are real. You could say he is normal, but only in the sense that he doesn't have any special powers. But that is about the only normal thing about him, because, you see, he is a pretty particular fellow with an opinion just about everything. To let you see what I mean, here are his thoughts about the story: "Imagine a saga woven from a world eerily similar to yours, yet full with the unimaginable. Here I stand, Damien Atwood, not just any protagonist but a practitioner of skepticism in a universe where the extraordinary is normal, and rationality is in short supply. My odyssey? It's a dance in a world full of superpowers that blurs the line between heroism and villainy. This tale? It's a skeptic's homage to the preposterous tapestry of life, a meditation on the randomness of 'powers' in a universe that seems to have misplaced its guide to the ordinary. It dares to question, 'In a reality where the unbelievable is just another Tuesday, what marvels—or madness—does Wednesday hold?' This narrative doesn't just chart my journey; it also follows the corruption of the unfairness of superpowers and the fight against the tyranny of classes."