Planetary Perception

Planetary Perception

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On the futuristic Earth that harbors the feet of Forrest, an impulsive 15-year-old student, toxic substances are gradually making their way straight through Earth's motherly atmosphere. Humans are gradually falling victim to the personified antagonist within the gasses, and the human population is dropping more rapidly than in a quantity of millennia. Though unsure what to do, specific characters of the human race are recruited by a celestial body, along with Forrest, to eradicate the heart of the substances that may be demolishing the human race - for good.
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