Dura - Odd Directions

Dura

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Parts 11
Time 58m

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My friend and I found a portal to a world where Homo sapiens never evolved. We saw what the world became without us. It shocked us.All Rights Reserved

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We had a choice and took the money. We are two teenagers who are strangers to each other. Now everything is depending on us. We are being sent eight years into the future because World War III must be STOPPED. There's just one problem. These robots are like nothing we have ever seen before. Beyond what we consider artificial intelligence. Did they exterminate the humans?

After an electric wave was sent over the city of Buffalo, some children had taken in too much of the energy. They were given mutations, obtaining supernatural abilities. Unfortunately, notorious forces had discovered these youths. Forced into labs and removed memories of their past lives, these children strive in order to survive. Hour, a young boy with the mutation of manipulating time around him, finds the files to his real life and uses his powers to explore what his life could have been. Will he possibly escape the treachery and free his friends from the injustice? Only time will tell. SENSITIVE VIEWERS BEWARE! *** Chapters that may leave some readers uncomfortable will be labeled with "[!]". Although, you will be warned that skipping these chapters will leave you confused with the rest of story. Please feel free to ask those around you for summaries if you are unable to handle reading the actual chapter because of the intensity.

Monsters don't exist but humans do. Humans have a talent for destroying anything beautiful about to bloom. When the last human on Earth died, she died like a hero going home. In a world without a future, each passing moment is the end of the world. It is the year 2136, seven years from the supposed extinction of the human race. Along with Axel, a group of teenage boys wake up in a train with no memory of who they are or where they are going. They make up the remainder of the human population. They soon discover they are much further away from home then they thought. When they look outside, they realise the sky is black tinged with blood, the buildings are made of flesh and plumes of smoke escape from the cracks of the scorched grounds. Time does not exist here. Even the sun and moon has abandoned them. They quickly discover they are not alone leading Axel to believe he isn't the good guy after all. Truth to be told, he doesn't even think he's human. When Axel discovers something far worse then he could ever imagine, he knows no matter how much he wants it some stories won't have a happy ending. In fact, this might be the final ending for humans. Book 1 aesthetics credited to KissingSatanSlowly

Veiny, root-like monsters evade the earth, and disaster strikes. They are able to hide underground and strategically attack their victims who have been marked by them. Scientists try to find any kind of explanation for their existence, the mode of marking their victims to no avail. Whoever is marked by them shall ultimately meet their end, regardless of any means taken to protect them. Globally, humans must unite to survive the apocalyptic-like disaster. Follow the story of Travis, a military man who loses his family to these entities and his thirst to terminate all of them in revenge. After fighting for survival for more than a year, losing friends along the way, and humanity rapidly declining, Travis discovers that revenge should be the last thing on his mind; the protection and restoration of mankind should be the goal. However, he is helpless to the veins. When a ray of hope emerges, Travis desperately grasps it to fulfill his goal.

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We knew something wasn't right from the moment we awoke. It was like something was missing - a part of our very souls - and we couldn't sense the deficiency, no matter how hard we tried. A hundred million eyes adjusted to the dark all at once, all surprised to be awakened so soon. We ran through our checklists of limbs and senses, drawing ourselves out of our dreams piece by piece. Some went back to sleep, unaware, unbothered, too tired to notice the difference. Some lay in bed, too anxious to stand until the light of dawn crept through their windows at last, and they were sure the monsters in their closets had gone back to sleep. Some leapt from their slumbers, more keenly aware than others that the missing pieces were important. But we didn't know. We couldn't have. Not until we found ourselves standing in the light and discovered: We no longer had shadows.

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We had a choice and took the money. We are two teenagers who are strangers to each other. Now everything is depending on us. We are being sent eight years into the future because World War III must be STOPPED. There's just one problem. These robots are like nothing we have ever seen before. Beyond what we consider artificial intelligence. Did they exterminate the humans?

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