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Parts 3
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6 cliche teenagers.
A new planet.
An old one full of history and beauty.
A mission to save what they once had.

and an impending doom.


Amazing cover by @Hyyyyyo

co-authored by @3rats-ina-trenchcoatAll Rights Reserved

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