Mémo 1916

Mémo 1916

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Voici une reconstitution d'une partie d'un texte écrit par un soldat non identifié du 22e régiment de la Première Guerre Mondiale, de sa participation à la Bataille de Flers-Courcelette, déroulé en septembre 1916. Ce mémo a été mal entretenu et conservé dans les mauvaises conditions pendant des décennies. PRENEZ NOTE : L'équipe archivistique responsable du document presque détruit a tenu promesse de rester fidèle au contenu du récit.
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In the year 2647 a war with held. There was only ten tribes that made up the world. Out of the 10 tribes, 10 sets of twins were chosen from each of the 10 tribes. When you were chosen you were given 1 of 10 different symbols that would determine your fighting skill, and what weapon you use. The 10 different categories are, sniper, bomber, Archer, swordsman, artist, hypnotist, flamethrower, baton, acro, and knife thrower. all of them have pros and cons. At the age of 13 you and your twin well be separated and spread randomly throughout the world. One twin will lose all memory of the other twin, well as for the other twin still has memory of the other twin. The twins that remembers the other twin has to find the other twin before the other players in the war find your twin and kills them. It's a race against time and only 10 out of the 100 pairs of twins will survive. (so 20 out of 200 kids) WHO WILL WIN?

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