In the sweltering streets of New Haven, 17-year-old Eren Wayne struggled to survive. His parents, once proud owners of a small business, had fallen deep into debt to the ruthless gang lord, Victor Vex. The weight of their mistakes hung heavy over Eren's shoulders.

One fateful evening, as Eren walked home from his part-time job, he was ambushed by Vex's goons. They had come to collect the debt, and Eren's parents had failed to deliver. The gangsters, fueled by malice and greed, closed in on Eren.

In a desperate bid to protect himself, Eren's body underwent a radical transformation. His cells began to mutate, granting him the ability to nullify and copy the powers of others. The process was agonizing, as if his very DNA was being rewritten.

As the gangsters attacked, Eren discovered his newfound powers. He nullified the superhuman strength of the first attacker, rendering him powerless. Then, he copied the agility of the second, using it to dodge their blows with ease.

The gangsters, however, were not the only ones with powers. Victor Vex, the gang lord, possessed the ability to manipulate darkness. He summoned a wave of dark energy, threatening to consume Eren.

In a burst of adrenaline, Eren copied Vex's powers, using them against his own darkness. The two energies clashed, creating a spectacular display of light and shadow. Eren emerged victorious, having nullified Vex's powers and sent the gangsters fleeing.

As the dust settled, Eren stood panting, his eyes aglow with a newfound sense of purpose. He realized that his powers were not only a gift, but also a curse. He had lost his innocence, and the weight of his family's debt still lingered.