Dark Cloud

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Reads 114
Votes 12
Parts 1
Time 23 minutes

contemporary dystopia media mystery politics satire scifi technology thriller

Everyday people vote for the weather. A large, mechanical cloud floats across the sky and reacts to the popular vote. The cloud is supposed to be perfect. So why does it rain everyday?All Rights Reserved

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Dark Cloud
Mon, Mar 30, 2020

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Dark Cloud
Mon, Mar 30, 2020

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