Abner The Thunder Boy

                                  

Abner was going to his school. The weather was very clear. But suddenly, it started raining. It rained very rapidly and heavily. Because of that Abner got wet. After some time, sudden strokes of lightning were occurring. The lightnings literally touched the ground. Everyone on the streets were scared. "Why did this rain came. I am late today also. And my books and I am also wet! Arghh!!", said Abner in anger. As soon as he said that............the rain stopped. Everyone was shocked, "How did this rain stop in the very bad weather!!!!". Abner was also shocked. After his school was over when reached home and told his parents what happened. But they did not believed it.

The next day, the same scene occurred again heavy rain, lightning etc........... Then Abner again said the same thing. But this time the rain didn't stop and it grew larger and larger. A stroke of lightning passed through Abner's body. Everyone was shocked. The street members thought that he was going to die. But he did not. All were surprised. And Abner was so angry on himself that why is he always late. He said in his mind, "I wish if the time could freeze!". As soon as he said that the time got froze. He was amazed. After attending the school, he went home and saw something glowing. He thought that there was a gift kept for him. He rushed into his room. But it was not a gift or something else. It was 'The Blaze Card'. He called his parents. But when they saw the glowing thing they got blind and died. When Abner saw this he was scared and sad. He started living alone. He was happy with his powers but, sad for his parents.

After somedays, he studied his superpowers. As he grew up, he got to know the importance of his superpowers. He thought that this card should be kept safe otherwise many people would die because of its glow. He would go from one place to another by walking on clouds by his superpowers and would stop the time and take something to eat for free. And he was always in search of a friend just like him who could understand him.