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Are we really living if we are but a shell of humanity? Destroyed and captured, what is left of the human race has been put into captivity. We do not know our captors, we do not know their demands of us, worse off we do not know our purpose. Earth has suffered under the hands of humanity. She has been polluted, suffered through wars. She has tried to hold on long enough but they said it was enough. All we know is this is our punishment for taking advantage of the planet we were given. For polluting and rotting her they have taken earth away from us and put us in our current predicament. What is in store for the human race? We do not know but what we do know is that earth was a book, we were the words but now the book has no more pages and we are the epilogue.
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