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Ghost In The System
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Ongoing, First published Mar 12, 2017
Mature
In a world where human beings are looked down upon, where the government is ran by computers and citizens are looked after by everything and anything, people have adopted a steady way of living in the fear of the machines and law. 

There is no right for free speech, no right to question the government, no right to live as you please. It's a hell hole for all human beings, as their right are taken away, they're modified to be the servants of the higher beings, machines. 

However a group of rebels have had enough, and will put an end to this. To their very last breathe they have sworn to fight, but for what cost?
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