Barely Human
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Ten years into a eugenic-apocalypse, Jude and Killion are merely trying to survive. Saddled with the burden of a dying clan and their parent's legacy on their shoulders, the duo swallow their morals and fight against everything they've ever known in order to save their family.
Elowyn can barely hold herself together, let alone the future of their clan. Holding the fort in Jude and Killion's absence, Elowyn battles nature, cannibals, and even herself.
A vaccine doled out to the masses, promising speed, strength, immortality with one small price - cannibalism. The chance for greatness at the expense of morals. Would you remain Human, or take the Cure?
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