Among Us
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Last published Sat, Jun 21, 2014
Are world has changed. the Roswell alien landing in 1947 was changing the world in to something us human never expected. Believe it or not Aliens Started to become apart of our society After 2012. They stopped hiding from us human and tried to become apart of us. Are world has separated. Humans controlled the west side of the world and where to never have contact with them until recently. Laws have changed and now for the first time we are bonding with them. You may deny it but they're among us. I go to a school where I see there faces everyday but there identities remain secret. Some people around town have changed. They are being controlled by a type of Alien's and people are starting to disappear and turn up dead. So let's see if the killer can be found. Can you really trust the people around you ? Because the killer is among you.
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