To the Ground
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  • Reads 1,024
  • Votes 182
  • Parts 12
  • Time 2h 37m
Ongoing, First published Jan 20, 2021
World War IV ended in genocide of the entire world. Luckily, Alyssa Sefarina had a plan to protect and preserve the human race. The engineer got her ship - S.S Sefarina - into the air before the bombs went off, saving less than 0.001% of the human population.

     One-hundred and fifty years later, the president of Sefarina's ship sends down twenty-five orphans and unwanted teenagers to Earth to test it's durability. As they walk into the unknown, they're unsure if they'll make it out alive. 

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TRIGGER WARNINGS! Sensitive topics such as s*xual assault mentions/references, suicidal thoughts and actions, mental illness, sexual words and actions, gore, torture, kidnapping
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