The Science Wars (Legacy)
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Last published Mon, Sep 9, 2019
This story is dumb, historically and scientifically inaccurate, but it was also written by me between 2014 and 2015 when I was a child.
Reposting for legacy purposes. Enjoy the insanity that is classic GSL.
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Official Sequel to Subject 342.
A portion of Professor Justin's journal from 1969. In that year, the General Science facility was rapidly expanding into the territory of the subterranean colony of snaketiles (A snake-like species), leading to unpredicted consequences.
(Like all of my stories, this contains transformations, and takes place at General Science Labs.)
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