Welcome To Dystopia
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My name is Audry. Nobody saw the warnings, nobody paid attention. All we knew was that left and right people were dropping like flies. Soon we found out it was a plague. A plague called the Xenocide. Little by little we began seeing the symptoms. But it was to late, three-quarters of the human race was wiped out in just a week. It has now been two years and I have been trying to find more like me. People I call the survivors. My name is Audry "Mouse" Little, and this is my story.
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