L'appel 21
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Última publicación mar, feb 9, 2016
L'appel 21.
Un virus du nom de F-118. Il décime nos populations... la pollution en est la première cause de propagation. Mais certains survivent... et non sans séquelle. Ils doivent alors être tuer pour ne pas propager la maladie. Mais s'ils étaient la clé du problème? Quelles sont ces étranges effets secondaires?
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