The Blue Child
PrinceIndigo
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  • Reads 178
  • Votes 17
  • Parts 5
  • Time 6m
PrinceIndigo
Ongoing, First published Mar 03, 2019
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12 year old Uyghur girl Zheyinab escapes from a Re-education concentration camp, knowing that he would never see her family again. She was smuggled into a train that went to Hulunbuir. She fainted as she was lost and woke up to live with a new family. She hopes when she is bigger and bolder enough, she would go back to Xinjiang to fight for the Uyghurs. Will she be able to free them and create an East Turkestan?

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