Somnus
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A plague like sleep has fallen over the earth, leaving only a few people per country that are immune. The rest of the worlds population has either been rushed to a hospital, or died from dehydration. This sleep is called Somnus, and has been going on for nine years. The few scientists that are immune are struggling to find the cause of the Somnus, let alone a cure. Alice is a normal girl. Or so she thinks, until she wakes up in a hospital bed. When the cute janitor tells her that it has been nine years,she struggles to believe. Why is she awake when everyone else is alseep? The "life" she lived was just a desperate attempt her brain made at making sense of things. Is her family alive, and who is this "council" that wants to do tests on her?
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