ᗪOᑎ'T ᗷE ᗷᖇᗩᐯE
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  • Reads 89
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  • Parts 7
  • Time 41m
Ongoing, First published Apr 03, 2020
They tell us the world is dead. 

That our civilization is the only livable and organized place on earth. 

We are taught to never worry what's on the other side of the walls that so happens to 'protect' us from the dangers of the world. 

But what if society didn't need protecting from the outside?

What if the 'dangers' out there are meant to protect us from what's within the walls?
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"Soldiers tell us that these laws are for our benefit. That the walls barricading us is the only thing separating us from dangers that lurk out there. The stories they had told us were distasteful and gruesome, filled with such violence and tragedy. These stories were passed to us by Impero to the soldiers to tell us as a warning, for Impero had been outside those walls and nearly hadn't survived the destruction."
~Sadie
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