After Earth is formed in the Universe, it started to adapt. Humans, but with special abilities, started to thrive. Technology grew as fast as possible. However, warfare is something that can't be avoided. The three main ethnicities, the Basins, the Amazons, and the Atlantics, drove the Earthidopian Border War. Renata Nichole Super, an Amazonic, lost her parents in the war. At the same time, there is a myth that inspired Renata to find her parents' souls, and unit with them. Unfortunately, under the condition that she is only ten, an aqua, Yareli Neptunea, crewed a group that all has their own goals to travel together. Yareli is the Princess of Atlantis, and she needs to get back to her homeland. Aaron La Montagne lost his mother in the war, and needs to get to Basin to save his father. Pheonix, the cousin of Aaron, also need to get to Basin, to rely on his uncle. And for Zephyr, nobody knows his ethnicity, and he urges to discover it. With everybody all with their own goals, they'd crewed to achieve them, but mostly, their goals is all about their family. This is a prequel of No More Further, but the author recommends to read this first. It explains the terms of the other books.
After discovering clues from her astray father, the first hybrid offspring joins forces with her ragtag friends, embarking on a mission to regain the planet Safforia from the dystopian regime.
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When humankind discovers the planet Safforia, they coexist with the native safforian species until the Men Of Suits seizes blissfulness. Ocea, the first half-human, half-safforian descendant, hides her secret while running from their control. The cruel tyranny exploits microchips to control the population by erasing minds and deciding the future.
On an assignment for the rebel group, she runs into her chipped childhood friend and discovers his blurry memories might be intact. The challenge is for them to overtake the government before they become a pawn in the apocalypse.
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Rated Mature for violence, strong language, mature themes, sexual content, and death.
Cover illustrated by Me.