The City of Oceana
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  • Reads 378
  • Votes 44
  • Parts 24
  • Time 4h 55m
Ongoing, First published Aug 24, 2018
An underwater city is developed as a precursor to creating the first city on another world.  The first generation of born residents appear to be different from the 'parent' population of the City.  Will the ancient city in ruins found while the city was being built hold the answers or more questions?  How far different are the children of the first residents from their parents, the younger generation finds out and discovers there might be more to it than just an adaptation to living at the bottom of the Ocean.
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