There Goes My Hero - Annabel

"I saved you. Uh… you’re welcome."

Annabel Lahey, just another Student at your University. You see her in one of your classes, but never really talk to her much. To most she's just a quiet girl, usually near the top of the class in grades. She studies hard, keeps to herself. The stereotypical definition of your average wall-flower college girl.

She's here on a scholarship for academics. Choosing this university over other options so she could stay close to family. She has a mom and a dad in the city who love her dearly. Oh and she just happens to be the younger fraternal twin of Megan.

Megan is also known publicly as the B-Ranked Superhero 'Volt'! Well, former super hero. You see. Two months ago 'Volt' left the Super Hero spotlight. some say it's a sabbatical, others say health issues. Annabel hasn't heard from her sister in months. She is worried, but knows that wherever she is she'll be OK. Megan is the older twin after all. She was always the one leading Annabel up trees, luring her into fun adventures, and making her be more than just the quiet little sister.

To Megan, Annabel was the quiet defender. Whenever kids would pick on Megan for being to bold, too boyish, too covered in dirt and stains, Annabel would step up and defend her. She'd push the bigger kids down, and once she even bit Megan's fiercest bully on the shoulder.

That was when they were small. Things changed at 12 when Megan's super powers awakened. Their parents were thrilled! A super human in the family? They registered her in the super hero registry right away where she was found by A-Rank hero 'The Preceptor' to join as his student and mentee at the Hero academy. He trained her, and made her his side kick.

Annabel, however, never awakened. Her parents watched eagerly at first, hopeful that the twins would share their super human abilities. But... nothing came. So she resigned to being 'normal'. Being known as 'the normal one'. The powerless twin. But then she came to love it. As she saw Megan's light shine bright on TV, she became happy that she could lead a normal life instead. She focused on gymnastics, joining her high school team, even medaling in some state competitions.

Her real talent wasn'