The Zeppelin

The Zeppelin

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In a steampunk, post world war world, ruled by the corrupted leaders who once made it possible for people to survive, there was a small girl, unimportant and completely ordinary in every single aspect. She wasn't the smartest person around, neither was she the most good looking one either. She was, in a kind way, a work ant. Made with the sole purpose of working her whole life, just to later die off, without much of a notice. But as in every "perfect" system, there's always a bug, a flaw, making the whole system run, unstable. And this bug might just be the casual work ant, who decided that life was worth more than working ones heart out. That there might just be more to the world under the rulership of The Minestry. "We are born in one day, and we are dead during another. We can change in one day and the world might end in one day. Anything can happen in just one day, so let's do our hearts desire, in one day" A Steampunk inspired post world war novel, played at the late 2150, under constant surveillance from The Minestry. They watch every step you take, assuring that every step is made with pure perfection and flawless execution. Just the way O'Nerkil likes, head of The Minestry.
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