Delphic Utopia
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Last published Mon, Jul 26, 2021
Ever heard of a perfect world? That's what the citizens thought their land would be. Perfect, equal, every word you can think of associated with "perfect". But they know what lies beyond The Wall. Dark truths and lies. Imperfection.
Meri, a 14-year-old girl, finds out the truth about the Delphic Utopia. The lies. The truth. The facts. She stumbles upon some hurdles that could risk her life to satisfy her curiosity. Maybe, after all, the word 'utopia' is not the right word to describe the Delphilim society.
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