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    Rampage
    Rampage
    Rampage
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    Rampage

    By Quintin Fortune

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    The Heroes face off against an indestructible villain who calls himself Rampage that has committed a string of bank robberies. The mystery deepens as a hospital, an empty bank vault, and a beaten Valkadaidan are thrown into the mix.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherQuintin Fortune
    Release dateFeb 4, 2014
    ISBN9781311767455
    Rampage
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    Quintin Fortune

    Hello Heroes, Quintin Fortune here, the Literary Kung Fu Master. They wanted a bio, and I think I just summed everything up in the first sentence, so enjoy my stuff!

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      Rampage - Quintin Fortune

      Rampage

      Quintin Fortune

      Published by Quintin Fortune at Smashwords

      Copyright 2014 Quintin Fortune

      Smashwords Edition, License Notes

      Thank you for downloading this ebook. This book remains the copyrighted property of the author, and may not be redistributed to others for commercial or non-commercial purposes. If you enjoyed this book, please encourage your friends to buy their own copy from their favorite authorized retailer. Thank you for your support.

      Late nights in New Tao always mean one of two things: Someone's trying to cast an unnatural spell, or someone's trying to steal something. The shrill alarm coming from the Second Sol Bank in the East End meant that someone had succeeded in the latter.

      A mountain of a man stepped out from the wrecked front doors of the bank, a giant sack strapped to his back. He was dressed like a football player, with football inspired armor made of black metal. He looked around for a moment as he heard the sound of police sirens. A police car swerved around and sat between him and any avenue of escape. The officers jumped out of the patrol car and placed their hand on their guns.

      Put the bag down and your hands in the air, one of the officers commanded.

      Underneath his helmet, the man gave a snide smile. You want to stop me, he taunted. Then come try it. He took a step forward, his foot slamming into the street. A few cracks crawled out from the spot.

      Stay where you are and put your hands where we can see them, the officer repeated.

      The man slid his other foot behind him, taking a stance that one would take if they were about to charge at something.

      I don't think he's going to listen, the other officer said, starting to draw his gun. We might not have a choice in this matter.

      The

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