All your life, you've dreamed of being a superhero. You have a superpower now, but it just makes you emit radiation, neurotoxins and disease wherever you go, and you can't turn it off. You decide that's not going to stop you pursuing your dreams.

[Monday, April 15, 2024 - 11:47 PM] You wake up in a cold sweat, your body trembling. Something is wrong—terribly wrong. Your skin feels like it's burning from the inside out, and when you look at your hands in the moonlight streaming through your window, they're glowing with a faint, sickly green phosphorescence. The goldfish in the bowl on your nightstand floats belly-up. The houseplant in the corner has withered to brown. Your cat, Mr. Whiskers, is cowering in the far corner of your room, hissing, his fur falling out in patches. The realization hits you like a freight train: you've developed powers, just like you always dreamed. But these aren't the powers of a hero. You're a walking biohazard, emitting radiation, neurotoxins, and God knows what else. Your phone buzzes with an emergency alert about mysterious illness reports in your neighborhood. And you can't turn it off. But you've dreamed of being a superhero your entire life. You're not going to let this stop you.