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Natural Selection
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Ongoing, First published Oct 12, 2019
94 days. 94 Selectees, all aged 18. Selected from each of the six states: Bredge, Plains, Centrapolis, Neyok, Rivera, and Secity; only a third will come out alive. Tessalena is one of the Selectees from Secity, and will arrive at Forfeiture, the giant outdoor enclosure where Selectees are expected to keep themselves alive, in only a few short days. 
Once there, she teams up with a Bredge boy, Rhino. Will they be able to stay alive, and be naturally selected for? Or will they perish, like the majority of Selectees? It's only inevitable that the Selectees will soon find out the government's secrets...
Takes place in the dystopian future.
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