The City of Osis

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I started writing this book while laying in my bed at 10:49pm so don't judge my mistakes. I mean hell... It took 30 minutes just to make the cover.

The main premise is that the world has gotten worse as the years progressed. Its been hundreds of years from what you all would consider modern. Even though the world is so much more advanced in terms of technology, humans haven't changed a little. Due to the near complete wipe out of the human race after wars tore apart the land creating what people know as the "Deadlands." The pieces left behind by the humans of the past creating monsters out of the wildlife that they destroyed with their bombs and gunfire... Enough about the back story though.

Now we follow the adventure of M2, given a letter at birth instead of a name and a number representing which place he was born in within his family. His brother, J1, and himself were born into what would be considered a slave family nowadays. They were born for the purpose in server in the AUR Corp... Yeah... The big evil industry that rules over this part of the world. From the age of 5 they were taught about their future tasks and responsibilities. They started training just before turning 10... Earlier than the other children would. They were added because spots were available rather then because they were the right age. Even this was illegal. A law issued by the League, the only force above the AUR Corp, who deal with the cities within what is left of the land ruling over them with the Iron Fist. A strong military force owned by the League. Everyone that trains under the AUR Corp look forward to the day when they are shipped up towards the Main Hub of the world... The Citadel...All Rights Reserved

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