The Children of Northcrest

The Children of Northcrest

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All of the children in Northcrest must have a device on them from the time they're born to the age of ten. If they have it broken or lost before the age of ten, they will be killed. Olive had accidentally broken this device only a few days before she turned ten. A bunch of men came for her so she will be taken care of, but she slipped away. That was 7 years ago. She went under the identity Liam Carter and joined the Militia after she turned 18 and had training. It became harder for her to pretend to be male since her body was changing so much. The only person who knew she was a girl was her nurse. The nurse has known Olive since birth, and has agreed to keep her identity safe. Everyone in the Sapphire Division have heard about her and her death, but the Militia knows she's still alive and they'd like to keep that a secret. It's their mission to find her, and kill her. If Olive messes up, even a little, she'll be executed. From the divisions we go from wealthiest to the most poor; Violet, Scarlet, Amber, Lemon, and Sapphire Division at the bottom. By having Northcrest divided up into different divisions, they're able to keep track of the wealthy and poor.
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