Shadows of Resurgence
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Ongoing, First published Nov 15, 2023
30 years after nuclear war, New Chicago stands as a sprawling metropolis ruled by megacorporations and plagued by societal divisions. Lila, a rebellious and tech-savvy punk, discovers her past when she unravels the legacy of her father. As she navigates the city, she forges unlikely alliances and traverses the world she knows with her loyal friend Miko with her. 

Together, they delve into secrets buried past, leading them to the heart of a power struggle between rival megacorporations. Lila's journey takes a dark turn when she learns the shocking truth - a revelation that pushes her to embrace the dangerous path of a mercenary. The duo faces perilous challenges, from high-stakes missions to personal conflicts, as they unravel the city's secrets and confront the oppressive forces that control their lives.

In a city where survival demands strength, cunning, and cyber enhancements, Lila must navigate the treacherous waters of the mercenary scene, torn between self discovery and personal gain, and the cost it imposes on her humanity. As she grapples with her identity and the harsh realities of their fucked up world, "Shadows of Resurgence" unfolds a gripping tale of rebellion, sacrifice, and the pursuit of truth in the shadows of a dystopian city.
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