Kira
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Last published Fri, Sep 25, 2020
Kira's mind was opened when she became stuck inside the simulation. She was able to see her past in vivid detail and project possible futures in this virtual world. It connected nearly everyone on the planet together but she discovered a dark secret hidden deep within the simulation. She must try to find a way to not only free herself but save the world but can she do both? Sacrifices must be made and this is no game.
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