R. Kelly

R. Kelly is a character who made his debut in Part 12 of the World Server.
==Actions In Parts==
=== Part 12 ===
R. Kelly started off as a prisoner in Russia. Arrested for sex trafficking alongside Jeffrey Epstein to catch children, Kelly would remain in prison until a fight broke out after an attempted attack on fellow inmate: Omni-Man, who proceeded to throw R. Kelly through the ceiling of the building, launching him in mid air. Kelly would survive, as it turned out that he had the power to fly.
Later, R. Kelly would serve as a terrorist, being responsible for the death of several people onboard in an airplane, including former chancellor of Germany: Ron DeSantis. This action would cause a fourth world war, as The Joker would declare war on Russia and their leader: Stanley Tucci afterwards, under the belief that he may have been pulling the strings and orchestrated this terrorist attack.
After he was caught, R. Kelly would be arrested by Russian police and would be interrogated for his action. He would reveal to an unidentified interrogator that he was "following orders" and that the plan was merely to make Russia’s government look corrupt. This confession would mark the death of Kelly, as he would be executed.. But not for good.
A mysterious man in a cloak, who would later be revealed to be Jeffrey Epstein, would use cybernetic implementations to resurrect R. Kelly, which would set into motion a series of attacks on the world, destroying cities and murdering thousands of lives. This was until Omni-Man, who Kelly previously accidentally tossed a whole building at after launching it out of the Earth’s atmosphere, came back from hiding and fought Kelly. After an epic battle, the United States of America would launch a missile at the two fighters. Omni-Man would sacrifice his and Kelly’s lives to end the latter’s chaos for good.
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