Below C-Level

Below C-Level

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On the distant ocean planet of Mundus Aqua lies a top-secret military base, known as Challenger Deep. It's purpose to the public: To study the local marine ecosystems and wildlife for scientific advancement. It's actual purpose: Illegal DNA experimentation, a high-security prison, and an outpost on the edge of human controlled space. Built deep into the planet's oceanic crust, and 25 levels deep, whatever happens there certainly will stay there... until now. The United Systems Quick Reaction Force received a garbled distress call coming from the base. Radio contact was completely lost soon after. In order to maintain the base's secret, a single marine platoon is sent in. What they find will send shockwaves throughout human controlled space. That is if they can make it out alive. Because as it turns out, they're not the only people looking for something...
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The time has finally arrived, where the earth has reached its limit. Food, water, and land, all luxuries we've taken for granted, have been slowly looming down on us as a possible issue of the future. But that was just it. An issue of the future. So we ran and ran until we were backed right into a corner. The future has now become the present, and we can no longer run. So how does humanity respond, when it's very existence is threatened? Does it respond with words? With ideas and theories? But what if that doesn't work? Does it respond by blade? How will humanity take on its biggest enemy yet... itself.

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