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The Lost World

The Lost World

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Science Fiction
When the apocalypse struck, Aislynn and her family were lucky to stumble across the techno city of Redemption. Life was sweet and Aislynn grew up, sheltered from the chaos that reigned beyond the city borders. But there is a catch. On a person’s seventeenth birthday, they must participate in the biannual Weeding. For seven days, they’re locked out of the city to demonstrate that they are worthy to continue living as a protected citizen of Redemption. Little does Aislynn know, the outside world is nothing like what she imagined. Her perception of the world beyond changes forever, as she discovers herself and learns things about the leaders of Redemption and the beyond world that was kept hidden.
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She was used to being alone. Used to hiding in trees, gripping her belongings as they searched for her below. Used to losing those she loved to them. Blights caused her pain. They caused everyone pain. She questioned what the point of living was. Now-a-days, it was just scraping by to survive. Then she heard about Ryseden, a utopia of sorts. They promise to shield those free of infection. They promise a warm bed with food. They promise a purpose in life. And that's exactly what she needs. u·to·pi·a: An imagined "perfect" realm. Where everyone is content; where things get done by people who are happy to do them, and where problems that have plagued our world for over a millennium no longer apply. Whoever came up with the idea was drunk, stoned, tripping or insane. Maybe even all four.

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