The Seraphim Chronicles.
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Earth, the third planet from the sun and the only planet within the Solar System to harbor life. It gleamed against the Suns reflection, clouds dancing across the oceans and contents. From space it seemed so peaceful, uneventful, but on the surface it was a much different story.
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