The Dumping Grounds
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Dumping Grounds
The Dumping Grounds is about a world where the species that inhabitant it had nearly came to extinction at one time. They had suffered with a virus that plague their world for years before they found a cure for it. In order to save themselves from extinction they genetically created more of their species. The Reproduction of the species had become out of control when they start breeding on their own. Now this world is overpopulated with billions of these generic species and they are still producing. They call them the nothings. The nothing's had nothing but the leftovers from the rich. They live on the grounds of the old cities of ruins. The rich which are the private live high above in the luxury glass-built skyscrapers. These nothings became a burden to the private and It was overwhelming on the council which governs them. As the population of this species multiply the planet was starting to run out of resources and living space.
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