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(Highest Ranking: 50 in Post-Apocalyptic)
The long-awaited sequel to Countd0wn is here! 10 years after the defeat of Gerrard, the remaining humans and metahumans of the world have banded together to create a small village named Sanctuary. One of these villagers is Ivy Sawyer, younger sister to Wren, who saved the world from the threat of Gerrard. Now, seeking to prove herself, she sets out on a mission to find the source of a distress signal sent to Sanctuary, along with another metahuman named Connor, whose past still haunts him. But, along the way, Ivy may find out that the most evil monsters are the ones that look human.
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