Aftermath
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Last published Fri, Jun 13, 2014
In America, year 2050.it's been 17 years seen WW3 started it. when I was 10 years old the war was over. I survived but I was the only one in my school who saw the sun before the nuclear winter. Discord is a friend of my was left on the streets and she had a hard time finding food and needed supplies. the world has changed a whole lot the landmass that they called countries have turned in to one huge landmass, the population has dropped form 4/4 to 1/4 because of the nukes and the war.
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