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A story of the humanly struggle of a man in trying to survive the AI-human war that broke out in the year 2160. Inspired by the song Sing My Pleasure by Vivy.

Disclaimer: The songs inserted do not belong to me. Sing My Pleasure belongs to Kairi Yagi and You Alone I Want to Protect belongs to Toshihiko Takamizawa.Todos os Direitos Reservados

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Earth was devastated by an artificial intelligence (A.I) powered war between fighting hegemonic powers. Only 10% of humans survived. They created an autonomous technocracy, free of ancient thinking like religion and traditional government and made a self contained environment above the ruins of civilization. But in the shadows, unbeknownst to humans, they were being manipulated by an all seeing and all knowing survivor of the war. Only Ordnajela's knowledge, an anarchist computer scientist, could spark a new war to uncover the truth and restore humanity at any cost.

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