Broken Stardust

Broken Stardust

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A young girl wielding immense, uncontrollable power from another galaxy has been conflicted for five years ago an outburst had taken place that she had been responsible for. Now she must decide her own path, whether to restore the home that once belongs to a vicious, sick and corrupted species or to let it decay until it vanishes in a puff of uselessness. As she watches from afar her decision becomes more and more crucial. Will she spare the populous of planet Earth or leave it to rot?
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