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Darkness That Rules

Darkness That Rules

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Science Fiction
Humanity is going through a big threat, extinction. Through technological advancement, humans have found a new habitable planet! The new planet called Officium. Ready to start over, the remaining countries of the world build two massive space ships capable of carrying over 500,000 people each across the galaxy into the new planet called Officium. The first ship built was named after the planet. The second ship built was named Salicium. Follow the brave Captains Brian Melz of the United Mexican States Galactic agency and his two fellow commanders Hiromi Yumi of Japan Galactic Agency,and Zhang Chu of China Galactic Agency. A galactic adventure full of dangers, hardships and exploration. What will humanity's last hope of survival encounter on the newly discovered planet? Will the long trip to th planet be a safe one? Space is full of unknown things but humanity has no choice but to face them head on. An original novel by Jorge Duenas
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UPDATED AS OF 8/19/17 & SMALL DISCLAIMER: As of the recent update, all swear words are now uncensored. Expect some sassiness from your main protagonist, as well as action and adventure. Have some fun reading! Yes, I like to fly. But I don't like to fly in space without any oxygen. Yes, I like seeing victory. But I don't like to be victorious over a friend and a sibling. Yes, I like to continue living. But if that means staying in the dark for millions of years... It's just not worth it. *~*~*~*~~*~*~* Now is a finished work Original pictures by NASA, edited by me, will work for a new cover

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