Once In A Million Years
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Name : Wallace Charms
Age: 29
Race: Human
Planet: Earth
Civilization: Below Standard
Crime: Disrupting peace
Status: Captured
"There might be some other way to deal with this situation, sir" said one of the officer typing the report.
"The only way is to call out for..." senior officer paused, gazing into the vast emptiness of the galaxy "it had taken place in the past, million years ago."
The doors sideways opened, a female officer rushed into the cabin.
"Evacuation of planet silico is completed, waiting for your further order, commander."
"Sir!" She inquired.
"Dispatch all 5 prisoners on the silico ground, and prepared their mind and souls, as no one ever in the history of this universe have stood againts them, and still be alive." Commander muttered.
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