The Human Child.

The Human Child.

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Jun 7, 2023
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Action and Thriller
A human teenager is left within the dark and damp forests of Mobuis. Rather than living in station square or something of that sort, the human was raised as a lab-rat for G.U.N until they were 12 years of age. When G.U.N realized their experiment had failed.. Or has it? The child was dropped off into a random part of Mobuis, unnamed and abandoned. How will the human fare against the extreme challenges that Mobuis throws at him?
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