20 Lives

“It was just another day, another life not worth surviving.”

The brave, free country is now at fault as lacking resources lead to war. The future is worse than what the past has predicted.

In an isolated town — Ashden — lies an academy. The largest an academy can offer. Students, often at age ten, are taken from the parents’ custody at a young age.

Here, they train for five years until they have reached the age of fifteen. All students are separated into a total of four groups — gun study/mechanics, stealth work, physical combat — and last but not least, strategy.

One student from each group will be forced to work together. As time progresses, they will be challenged to face the outside world and its reality. The reality of an unfolding war.

If the adults cannot win, the country’s last resort would be its adolescents.

Will the world come to calm terms? Or will it continue as it is?