When Flesh is Gone
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Whispers after the ash
They say the sky split open. That something crawled out.
Now the world is ruled by towering beasts, ancient and obscene - some sleep, some hunt, and some remember what humans did to them. David doesn't care. He's only looking for his brother.
But out here, the things that survived aren't all monsters.
Some of them are still human. And that might be worse.
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