Capella
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Last published Sat, Sep 14, 2019
Climate change has destroyed the world as we know it.
The year is 2234, Earth has been struck by the New Age. Now only for the elite, as humanity cannot risk over-population again.
Natasha Parkes, one of few to pass the test. One of few to live till 18.
The test is known as The Capella.
If you fail? You die.
Or so we thought.
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