Bunker 282

Bunker 282

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Orbiting earth, Bunker 282 is about to land in a world no man has set foot on for thousands of years. The people the bunker has been cradling for so long are finally being revived, and a red dot is flashing on the control panel: the target landing site. A whirring kicks in, and the boosters send the black sphere of the bunker hurdling towards earth.
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