Sparrow's Flight

Sparrow's Flight

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Nov 18, 2024
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Science Fiction
WIP Ever since President Gray was inaugurated into office, the nation of Atheria has been... different, to say the least. 13 year old Sparrow is but a mere child in the new Atheria. He has just found out that is mother is to be publicly executed in a week. Sparrow and his best friend, Astrid, are determined to keep his mother alive. But, her death is inevitable. Right as his mother is about to get shot- Sparrow activates something deep inside him, but is knocked out after. He wakes up in a facility somewhere in the northernmost part of Atheria with six other children around his age. Together, the children are determined to put a stop to the cruelty of President Gray and restore Atheria to what it was.
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