Clarke's Third Law

Clarke's Third Law

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"Clarke's Third Law states that any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." In the distant future the Earth can no longer support life, but not to worry, the human race is prepared. Various companies work together to train agents who seek out other planets via teleportation, searching for resources and allies in the universe. Working as a Subterfuge, Teagan Clarke's job is to observe, gathering information and blending in to ascertain if a planet provides anything of use and if the people there would even be willing to trade. But when the teleportation machine breaks just as she's making a jump, Teagan finds herself stranded on the wrong planet with no way to return home or even let them know she's alive. Luckily for her, she has found a world where magic is very real and could possibly imitate the same technology that sent her astray, but the one person who may have the power to help her is so unstable he could just as easily get her killed. And his brother is no treat either. [A CampNaNoWriMo project, parts to be posted every Wednesday. Please remember that this is a work in progress.] [Disclaimer: When referring directly to Clarke's Third Law I am referencing the work of writer and futurist, Arthur C Clarke. I take no credit for his work or the discovery of this theory.]
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Seventy-four years has been long enough. The way of the infamous Hunger Games has been altered. No longer is every Gamemaker out to devise the worst means of torture and death for every tribute. No longer are the people of Panem outwardly tolerant of President Snow's murderous actions. Under the facade of a normal group of Gamemakers, several rebellious citizens have begun an experiment which, if it succeeds, will make use of technology both to rescue the tributes before they are dead and then deposit the brainwashed children back in time. They have to try it. No one knows what horrors future Hunger Games may bring, and the desperate rebels are willing to try anything. Meanwhile, in the mountainous regions of District 2, Cato Hadley and Clove Kentwell have trained their whole lives for the Games. Nevertheless, their ambitions change when they, without meaning to, find themselves in the Games together. They are both determined to win. But if they don't, what will happen to them? The brainwashed tributes who land in New York City know nothing of who they are or where they are from. They do not remember Panem, or the Games, or even their own names. This is a science fiction story based off the Hunger Games and its characters. Disclaimer: I do not own any of the Hunger Games! This story is based around a plot twist I created, but all rights go to Suzanne Collins, the author of the original series. Disclaimer no. 2: this was a first draft written by a very awkward fifteen-year-old me; please treat it as such. Thanks. *insert smiley emoji here* ➸ Highest ranking: #86 in Science Fiction © 2015 clato_maroondiamonds

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