Emerald

Emerald

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I was born just six weeks after the second Holocaust had begun, so I watched this whole thing unravel with tender eyes. I had schooling of course, up until the age of sixteen. Then I had to prepare to go to war. But back in my schooling days, one of my favourite subjects had been history. It had been said in those ancient textbooks that the first Holocaust occurred because of race. How trivial. See, with that war, not everyone was fighting for extinction. Things are a whole lot more sinister now. This is the war between sexes. ~ Thanks to @xMinteax for making the cover!
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