Silentium
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Last published Sat, Nov 25, 2017
The year was 2047 and our world was a disastrous war zone for the greediest men and women. Our homes demolished by warfare, our friends and families decimated to dust, and our population knocked down to a dwindling few hundred. The world as we knew it was ending all around us, left in horrid condition; rubbish surrounded the wasteland that we used to call Earth.
We began to rebuild our world and worked together to create a new home for our future generations.
But how will we survive when our rights are so limited and our government is keeping secrets and is corrupted?
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