Pandemonium Rising

Pandemonium Rising

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Jun 8, 2020
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Science Fiction
Life. Such a fragile entity, so easily given, yet so easily taken. It is granted to us at birth, and it is taken from us in death. There is no in between, but what if there was? What if there was an in between, where it's not life or death that we are granted, but the suffering of survival. The world was over before he knew it. The world was over before anyone knew it. For those who remained, survival was all that was left, but for some, simply surviving wasn't enough, not anymore. Follow the story of a young man who's spent his entire life fighting for survival, believing that survival was all the world had to offer him. With the help of the only few people left on Earth that he considers family, he will soon discover that maybe the world has more to offer than just survival, that perhaps, there is an entire new life waiting for him, waiting for him to live it.
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It is the second decade of the second millennium and an unsuspecting world is engulfed by an unknown plague. Uncurable and fatal, it was hence named the Hangman's Plague. The survivors of this brave new world must find a way to operate in an environment of scarcity. Some still yearn for the olden days of humanity, an era of plenty. Only those most determined to carry on and thrive in a new era of capricious geopolitical uncertainty will prosper and begin a renaissance of humanity. Can these broken pieces be stitched back together, or will we remain forlorn forever?

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