The Medic Prequel: Chronogen Chaos
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Complete Sat, Nov 22, 20147m
In a dystopian short adventure, one planet is under total war. Children scream, parents cry. It is the end of all hope. Even for the Medic, whose goal is to end the entire planet in order to stop the violent deaths. Or can he find another way?
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