Glitched

Glitched

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An all out war broke on for the past century, everything changed. Counties shifted, countries separated, loyalties vanished. Everything has deflated back to the beginning. Back when no one trusted the other, when no one cared, when everyone was selfish. America was one of those countries, once a united nation, now split into four halves. United North, a section of the large mass of land had begun an experiment, to send their own out to the other parts of their once strong country, to unite them back together. To sew back their loyalty and strength. By sending Code Red and the others to the rest of the large country, all they could do was hope for the best. But what they really didn't expect was the secrets hidden beneath their history, the reason they weren't united. The reason all of this had begun.
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