Hero Factory 2 Novels & Stories

"Then it's settled! We'll go check out the main headquarter of Hero League!" "Fifteen minutes." Andrew told them in a stern note. "No more." "Deal!" Suzanne grinned at him. They all headed to check out the headquarters of Hero League. There were huge lanes for vehicles and much narrower ones for pedestrians. There were small patches of well trimmed flowers between the lane for the vehicles and that of the pedestrians. "Aww, so pretty," Ashley bent to pick a morning glory but Andrew stopped her in time. "You have to be very careful here, you don't just touch any little thing anyhow," he told them.

Not before activating each of its barriers and tanks, exploding everything around it and thus releasing some monsters around Astro-Star's city, by falling directly into one of the tanks, again, knocking down with everything and like a huge game of domino falling and toppling each one after the other. There was a hero cloaked in green who had infiltrated there and managed to rise a second later on a platform while everything fell like a stream spreading all the substances and releasing all the monsters. There, in front of him, there was a monster in particular that got up and started to destroy around trampling some of the scientists and unsuspecting people who didn't run enough and so he saw

And then, Randell pinned the blame entirely on me. I inhaled deeply as I continued reading the comments on the screen. If I hadn't seen any of these comments and really went after Randell, then the only thing waiting for me would be a lifetime of Randell's meticulously planned revenge. Thank goodness that wasn't the case now. Just as I was about to return to my room, I noticed a red alert on my phone. The alert warned of upcoming torrential rain that might potentially cause natural disasters and advised everybody to stay at home and not venture out anywhere.

The rabbitwoman behind him, seeing this, took out one of her daggers and muttered something before she slowly vanished. It was the unique magic of her race. A magic mainly used to escape danger, but she changed it and used it offensively. Once the stalemate between the shield warrior and Sol ended, Sol, contrary to their expectations, didn't continue fighting. He simply sighed a little as he began to speak. "An Assassin, a Tank, an Archer, and a Damage dealer. This is really a standard party. Well, If you had a healer that would be even better. Still, I must admit that I am really impressed."