As We've Seen

As We've Seen

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WpMetadataNoticeDernière publication lun., nov. 17, 2025
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Fiction
Action & Thriller
As We've Seen is a series of weekly short stories about the lives of various important or unimportant people in the face of numerous wars, in the face of false gods, and the looming collapse of mankind. Whether that be a young veteran working in a rundown alleyway bar in a shady district. A group of divine youth attempting to survive and make the most of their eventful (and traumatizing) journey to reclaim their thrones as they navigate the ways of teenage life on the front (and labs). Or a know-it-all wannabe journalist sticking her nose in all the wrong places just to know the inside scoop on everything.
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There was a major war that happened and now the government is trying a new experiment on the city. The main character, Alex, and her best friends who are twins are seeing that something isn't right. They're seniors in high school but because of the war, they've been separated on government orders. No one is allowed outside because the government is making people to believe its toxic. They believe that if the parents believe it, the kids will too. But it doesn't stop Alex. She and her best friends decide that they are going to try and stop this. But how? They have no clue. But the first step, going outside. Is it truely toxic out there ? They're about to find out.

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