THE DYSTOPIAN DREAM
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Last published Fri, Mar 25, 2022
After the 4021 Nexus event, the Earth's radioactive pollutants forced the remaining human civilisation settled on a moon of the planet Saturn: Titan. The nuclear holocaust wiped out 2/4 of the human population.
When the unprecedented organisation of the United Nations lost faith on men kind, they gave directives to built humanoids, who will have every emotion like a normal human being but perform better than humans in technical accessibility.
They were made to sustain and revive back the natural atmosphere of the Earth, making it re-habitable for humanity.
As time passes, humanoids progresses to rebuild Earth and slowly turn it into a planet of Utopia.
But that is not all, the humanoids discover some nasty truth about the humans and did not feel right to be preyed by the men kind and give up the Utopia, which they have built so solemnly like their own.
It is a story about a humanoid Leia, who will go far and beyond for her own kind. Will she be the cause of giving up her Utopia to men kind or simply force a Dystopian future on humans?
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