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Code (Rewritten)

Code (Rewritten)

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It was 3710 on Earth and the Third World War took a huge toll on the planet. Now that it's the future there's new rules, new generations, new tech, and a new world. The Five Category's were created after a disease spread across the world and killed off the population. When a cure was made and spread out the government was shocked to find that people were changing. People were getting stronger, and smarter, and better. When someone turned sixteen they were connected to an element of one of the four elements. But some of the people didn't change, couldn't change. And since there were so many people with the power of the world, the Neutrals created the Five Category's, Univin, Durexon, Quaxtaven, Extron, and Outerz. And Trin was a tough girl who lived with her sister Jacklyn in an abusive home with her mother and step dad. But one day, on Jacklyn's birthday, Trin finds out a new power within her. And when she runs away she goes to her best friend, Belle, who she can't help but have have a secret crush on, she gets help, along with meeting some friends that bring along laughs, confidence, strength, and love. Trin and her sister having spend more time with Belle, her aunt and new friends she finds out more stuff about herself that she wouldn't have guessed. And as she gets stronger she learns to use her power to its full potential and she joins another group of rebels to finally over throw the Negatives that threaten the world. With Belle, her Aunt, and her friends by her side she leads a rebellion to fight for the ones who can't. (This Story Is ReWritten From The First Version)
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