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Inhuman

Inhuman

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Jun 4, 2017
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Fantasy
Human population is under attack. They're getting wiped out by a relatively small group of 'inhumans'. There really aren't that many of them, but they're stronger than a seven nation army. A seven nation army was a plan carried out by the main government body of the world - it was to take seven nation's biggest armies and destroy the 'inhumans'. That was the plan until the entire army was annihilated. Now the Earth is facing a rapid decrease in population, and the remaining humans are struggling to survive - hiding, scavenging and trying to stay sane. I hope to find every one of the struggling survivors... And rip them to pieces.
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It wasn't very difficult to plan out my first victim. I watched them all day, studied their movements, listened to their conversations, and watched them fall asleep. The funny thing about it was that I was just a few feet away from them. But how could they have known? Why would they have to be scared for their lives when they were oblivious to how fast I could end them? When all goes wrong, nothing else can go right. A last week school field trip could cost you your life. But why think that way when the trip has yet to begin. When a group of five friends go on a school field trip to the woods, things seem normal until one of them goes missing.

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