2199 Extinction
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  • Reads 1,242
  • Votes 297
  • Parts 59
  • Time 5h 54m
Complete, First published Jan 09, 2022
Mature
The death of her mother leads Astra on a wild adventure filled with strange alien races and new discoveries. When she receives a gift of a time-traveling jacket, Astra ignores the strange warning that comes with it. How could traveling back in time cost her anything? What or who will be the cost of traveling in time? Will she manage to save the life of her mother?

*my first story so please don't judge to harshly. lol*
*cover art done by @traumapedlar*
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