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The Resonance of Darkness
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Ongoing, First published Jul 16, 2012
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Lydia always thought she had a normal existence. Normal life, normal school, normal friends, normal apocalyptic thoughts. Well,  It is normal to wish for the end of the world, right? Hypothetically of course, no one ever really means it. We all say things we don't mean, but what if someone decided to take you seriously? What if someone gave you the means to destroy the world, would you do it? Suddenly, normal becomes an entirely different word for Lydia. After all, who can really decide the fate of the world?
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