INSIGHT
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Last published Tue, Oct 30, 2018
El 15 de junio dio inicio el proyecto Insight. Tras las explosiones de las plantas nucleares, los gases llamados espectro provocaron un virus que causó la muerte masiva de casi todo el porcentaje de la población, infectando a toda la humanidad. A excepción de Valerie Novak, una sobreviviente del espectro. ¿Qué tenía de diferente de los infectados? ¿Qué era lo que la hacía merecedora de la tan aclamada inmunidad?
Sin embargo, Valerie descubre que no es la única sobreviviente cuando siete inmunes interfieren en su camino, creando el octágono. Con el tiempo descubren que el verdadero peligro se escondía frente a sus narices, esa era la mejor habilidad del gobierno.
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