Cloudhoarders

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Reads 2,153
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Parts 13
Time 1h 2m

Book I of Cloudhoarders
    
    In a moment of scientific forgetfulness, or in a time meant to be forgotten, Earth looked away from the mystique of the heavens, and began to work on each other, realizing life was but a chance in the vast chaos of the cosmos. On the eve of comfort, Earth was invaded by a being of mystery, and what man doesn't understand, man fears. As those fears grew, so did the loom of war to the guest of the void. Shots fired meant lives on the other side were lost, and as the lifeless fell, the once beautiful sky turned against the humans, causing Earth to wilt away its identity of green to a hellish land, making it uninhabitable.  What caused such a change in the environment? Was it man or was it Earth's new company?Creative Commons (CC) Attribution

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Book I of Cloudhoarders
    
    In a moment of scientific forgetfulness, or in a time meant to be forgotten, Earth looked away from the mystique of the heavens, and began to work on each other, realizing life was but a chance in the vast chaos of the cosmos. On the eve of comfort, Earth was invaded by a being of mystery, and what man doesn't understand, man fears. As those fears grew, so did the loom of war to the guest of the void. Shots fired meant lives on the other side were lost, and as the lifeless fell, the once beautiful sky turned against the humans, causing Earth to wilt away its identity of green to a hellish land, making it uninhabitable.  What caused such a change in the environment? Was it man or was it Earth's new company?

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