The Last Human Rebellion

The Last Human Rebellion

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Earth, 2447 Humans are slowly going extinct. The world situation is catastrophic and nightmarish. Robot zombies are everywhere and the only one who could fix everything died by the hand of her own technology. Her husband tried to fix it by resurrecting their daughter and transforming her, but it only resulted in a technological war between zombie robots and iBodies, the new technology presented by an iBody itself. This war between the strongest of beings crushed humans and they became war merchandise, slaves, and food for robots. There is only one hope remaining and that hope is to go to Mars and making it a second Earth for humans to live. But will there be any humans left at the end of this war? And will they be able to create a new humanity?
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