The Second Children

The Second Children

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Fantasy
In a world with a corrupt government and a trashed economy the homeless are hunted and families are limited to one child. Any families caught with more then one child is kidnapped and publicly killed excepted for the first born childhood is put into slavery. They limit the kids because as evolution comes the wish to keep track of the gifted ones, but as the gifted ones grow more rapidly will the government control them or be over thrown?
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In 2037, in the middle of nowhere, lies a newly built testing lab, owned by the government. The government is unfortunately corrupted, and has led the whole country into disaster. People are starving, and the whole economy is falling apart. Since the government needs a new way to get out of this terrible situation, they are finding new ways to make money. Fortunately for them, science has blessed them with a new discovery- a new blood type. The people with the new blood type are said to be able to be resistant to most high falls, and also are stronger than the average human being. They are now capturing people with the new blood type, blood type AE positive. You just happen to be one of those people with the rare blood and you drive in an attempt to escape the clutches of the Obelus. Unfortunately, your attempt has failed, and you are now trapped in a cell waiting for testing. You are their newest subject, subject number 43.

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