"All wars signify the failure of conflict resolution mechanisms, and they need post-war rebuilding of faith, trust and confidence."
-A. P. G. Abdul Kalam
After World War III, 6 billion people were killed. Nuclear bombings happened daily, and lasted for hours. For ten years, thermonuclear weapons trashed the planet. Afterwards, only 1 billion humans were left on the planet, and more were dying from disease and hunger by the second.
One year later and a group is rising in the old America. With no more technology and barely any order, the Dominion is the only thing America has left. Except, is everything as it seems?
As the Dominion gains more and more hold on the people of the nation, a small gathering of children and teens see through the nice front. High taxes, more rules than before, and cruel punishment. How can these kids save the nation? They just need to begin their own fabricating.
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The Fabricating
Teen Fiction"All wars signify the failure of conflict resolution mechanisms, and they need post-war rebuilding of faith, trust and confidence." -A. P. G. Abdul Kalam After World War III, 6 billion people were killed. Nuclear bombings happened daily, and lasted...
