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Ongoing, First published Mar 09, 2023
Mature
the year is 3044. There Is no basic life. they were all destroyed in a atomic explosion to the earth... then a new one was reborn, a stronger, better world. Come check out what these 6 kids find out when they get bored and decide to check out...

The abandoned school 
Near Holloway Street.
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