The Federation

The Federation

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A while into the future, The Federation rules. Not the whole Earth, not the whole moon, but so much of it they have created the biggest Empire in the history of mankind. They rule Mars, they rule Hart's Oasis. Well, ruled Hart's Oasis. But now Bill, the leader, has promised his people he will assassinate The Expander and liberate everything. But will he succeed? Or will he die trying to?
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