Outta The Bluu: Willow Tale
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As an addition to a previous story I wrote and lost I give you Willow Tale or Outta The Bluu: Willow Tale. Outta The Bluu takes place way far in the future, sometime in 32XX but don't expect all content from the same year. The story is isolated to few characters focusing on the landscape and the encounters they have. A project not yet fully understood by The Coalition, all that is known is that it cause a catastrophic event that could shuffle all matter.
This story follows a squad of three main characters, Mass the leader of the few, Matchstick the radioman, and Taridge the protagonist. The three are placed boots on the ground near to a Federation Base which they are tasked with clearing. Upon infiltration they uncover the true outcome of the event.
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