The Marked
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  • Reads 3,223
  • Votes 208
  • Parts 37
  • Time 3h 32m
Ongoing, First published Jan 05, 2015
There is nothing the government fears more than individuals who are different than others. With all the recent plagues the government started a top secret project known only as The Mark 42 project. After the plague was semi-contained, babies being born after living in a plague infested mother were born with a strange mark. It's never in the same spot varying from person to person. The government began taking babies with the mark and testing them. But, they couldn't test the mark without killing the baby. So the government told all the people that marked babies were lethal and infected so parents would give up the babies. Nobody knew the truth except the kids, and they're dead. Parents who truly cared for their babies hid the mark and sent them off to orphanages. I was not so lucky...
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Link City

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When you're marked you have two choices; fight or die. Nance lives in the past, literally. Her city is a recreation of early twenty-first century society. To the outside world they're experiments, just rats running around a maze. In an impoverished future world, the city seems to be their only chance of finding where they went wrong, or so they say. Nance doesn't know the real purpose of her home, and she doesn't care. All she sees are the one hundred teenagers, just like her, who are killed every year in the barbaric ritual known as the marking. They tattoo your face and pit you against your peers, against the city. Nance doesn't know why, but it doesn't matter, because she's sixteen and it's her turn to be marked. **So I decided to replace the original story with the rewrite because they are pretty much exactly the same. Plus, it's a lot less complicated then having two separate books for the same story.** There is a * next to all rewritten chapters. THE ORIGINAL VERSION IS COMPLETE. IT'S JUST NOT MARKED AS SUCH BECAUSE I GAVE UP ON THE REWRITE.