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Phoenix
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Concluída, Primeira publicação em mai 13, 2020
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The world was forever changed when mankind found out it was not alone in the universe. Twenty years after we were attacked by aliens superpowers began showing up. Three hundred years later 91% of the 12 billion population had superpowers called singularities and the world entered a new age. Technology had come to a screeching halt in the age of heroes and discrimination had come to a new high not against races or genders but against those without powers.

Written by: Alexander Halsen

Edited by: Anton Osiris
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