The Bunker
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  • Reads 65
  • Votes 9
  • Parts 3
  • Time 26m
Ongoing, First published Nov 19, 2018
One drastic day, the sky opened, revealing a new planet not far from earth. Those living in this other world landed on earth, taking control of the land people. Chaos eventually ensued when the land people no longer would take this rule. Several families escaped this chaos by building deep underground bunkers away from the destruction. 

25 years after the war was won by the land people, the bunker people were now able to join them above ground, but one thing wouldn't allow this to happen. The land people were angry and with no form of structure or civilization. There was no way for the bunker people to return to earth, so they created something called the Ardayton. 

Few kids get chosen to be apart of the coveted group called the Ardaytons. Living in a deep bunker miles into the ground, those chosen get to risk their lives for the greater good of the bunker people, leaving the bunker to capture one of the destructive ground people. The hope is to eventually rid the earth of any people not willing to comply with the bunker people's civilization. One person from each of the 8 Sects (classes of people) is chosen to participate. 

Relly, Sect 7's Ardayton, is excited to serve president Cloud and the bunker people in capturing a destructive individual, but she eventually realizes maybe the government isn't as honest as they appear to be.
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