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Action and Thriller
Le monde est si vaste.... Nous sommes en l'an 2050. Après un tragique événement, tout les continents ont du élire chacun un représentant. L'Amérique, L'Europe, L'Afrique, la Russie et les pays proches, Le moyen-orient, L'Asie, L'Australie, Voici les seuls endroits ou des humains ont put survivre difficilement... Il y'a 10 ans une catastrophe changea le monde en ce qu'il est de nos jours. La Boite de Pandore fût ouverte, et tout ce qu'elle contenait sortit. Un désastre au quelle nous avons faillis disparaître, mais les cités furent créer lieu ou les humains sont protéger par de grand murs empêchant l'envahissement des créatures de pandore. Voici mon histoire. L'histoire d'un musicien ne sachant même pas tenir une arme. Jonathan
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