Blue Shift

Blue Shift

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Eight years after president Thomas Daffson has been elected into office, the world as we know was brought to an end. Once president Daffson and the prime minister of North Korea, Rouk Han Wong, began to butt heads, one thing lead to another a nuclear war took place. Only 14,000 humans survived the wreckage and were called the chosen one as the remaining popular was sent to live in a dome on the moon. Cassandra Rodriguez was one of these people. An 18 year old college freshman, she is one of the select few to get into Xeno University, a college for the elite. Her entire family and half of her friends were all killed in the tragedy. Despite two her friends remaining friends, Chris Wright and Danica Trello, doing their best to keep her spirits high, Cassandra has become a bit of a functioning depressive, going through her daily life with apathy. But, while out on a normal day, she spots a young man outside of the dome, which outside of authorized personnel is strictly prohibited. This catches her attention as the next thing that she knows, she is brought outside of the dome. The young man is Xavier and before she can ask too many questions, a meteor shower occurs and Xavier saves Cassandra from being consumed by it. Next thing that she knows, she inside a space center that turns out to be Xavier's base. He runs a team here and makes it clear that he is out to alter their current reality due to a similar dissatisfaction. As he begins to dive in, she starts to meet his team members. Jin Wong, prime minister Rouk Han Wong's son, Joseph Van Holt and Elisa Silvet, who is threatened by Cassandra's mere presence. Before he can really go in deep, they get an alter of an opening and all rush out to the port. Xavier tells Casandra to suit up into a jumpsuit that is exactly like his and the team. She then goes outside and is amazed at what she sees.
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