The Executives say, that there was a time before the countries of Illithica and Lymphal. A time where humans warred with eachother, when they fought over resources, weapons, land. A time where some children went home, wondering whether their mother or father or sister or brother would come home alive by Christmas.
Despite all the horrid things of the past, the Executives also told us that the countries were also allies, aiding eachother in battle, or in times of hardship.
But they deny all claims of this.
Welcome to post-apocalypse Earth. There are only two known nations, Lymphal and Allithica. The previous inhabitants of this world wiped themselves out because of their nuclear weaponry and radiation, which eventually killed off the majority of the population. Sometimes, that's what Axel thought they wanted. The food is plentiful, but the population remains at the same, stable rate: 2,086,759,431 and decreasing.
The truth is, after almost half a century, a lot of the earth has been contaminated by various radioactive compounds, and that means land that you can live on without slowly disentigrating is kind of hard to come by. Almost half of the world is an unstable environment, including the area south of Allithica, which rests on what was once the country of Northern America's debris, and the region surrounding Lymphal, which is just on the border of Europe's ashes.
Lymphal and Allithica are not allies, but nor are they enemies. But they are competing for control of the remainder of Earth. And the population is competing for their very survival.
Did I forget to mention the Truant Project, a hazardous competition in which the adversaries are groomed for their televised deaths?
The Truant Project. It's main purpose is to keep the population under control, to keep the public entertained. But behind it is an even more sadistic twist.
Welcome to the remains of Earth, where the population remains just above two billion. Most of that two billion are adults. The
No one really knew how X's came to be. One day there weren't any, the next day half the population was wiped out.
All Karma knew was that they are technological monsters, fit to be the world's biggest weapon, after the splitting particle ray which could reduce any person into air particles in a millisecond. Karma realised how simple it would be to destroy an army even with one X. They were practically indestructible, perfect killing machines, only they'd turned on the government, apparently. Or maybe those bastards had escaped perfectly unharmed, watching how the country was being destroyed. Maybe it was an excuse for overpopulation.
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Karma has been trying to survive for over a year, but it's difficult when X's, mechanical killing machines, roam the streets, hungry for human flesh. Every day that passes by without finding a portal brings the morale lower. They need to escape the country before they all end up dead. It doesn't help that the X's have changed their tactics and are now manipulating people to commit suicide. The death rate keeps increasing, and Karma has to find out what family means, and to what extremes she would go to save the ones she loves.