The Broken World
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Last published Sun, May 17, 2015
After the apocalypse, when the zombies begin to die down, the world is left with two humans and many mutated others.
Jay and Neo are pretty much the protectors of the world. They are the ones who save all the weak mutants from the Bindles; The evil mutants and the corrupted ones.
Together, they Rome the broken world.
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