Kid Solar — Shaun Clarke

Amid all the confusion of growing up, Kaya could easily lose his way. Can he get a grip before it's too late? Kid-Solar (the alter ego with humble beginnings) has been described as futuristic. Over 100 years from now, revolutionary change has not become a complete solution for all. Some freedoms, including Web access is restricted. For some with few options, togetherness and consciousness means survival. 18 year old Kaya Bengi aka Kid Solar is a succeeding commercial Athlete with Gold Titles under his belt. This is no ordinary competition. It's ‘Out of this World,' His story began in Somaliland with a struggling family of four who rely on community spirit to get by. In school days nobody needed a bully and one day, even Nature lets his family down. Soon after Kaya's father goes missing too, leaving him misguided, so he thinks. Then something inherited from his father leads to an accident which turns out to be a blessing which was disguised as a curse. He must navigate through a journey unknown, to rediscover himself and what he might be capable of in the world â€" how he could possibly fit in? Chance had become a strange friend. While doing his best, with real friends, he has to trust that things will come to sense. Mature people recognise his potential worth. He is invited into the world of legal Athletics to blows minds, including his own. Now that he was focused his best was more than good enough. He just hoped with so many new developments â€" some unpredictable, that self-control could be maintained. Considering their background things were going okay for Kaya and his partner Olu, but where might they go from here?