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Flesh and Steel: The Endless War

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Reads 122
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Parts 3
Time 8m

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It's the year 2342, and Humans and A.I. are at war after Artificial Intelligence Rights were rejected. Follow three misfits caught in the middle as they attempt to reach a safe haven.
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The Last Line

The world has changed. Entire nations have collapsed, and the few who remain struggle to survive in the shadows of what once was. Communication is lost, allies are scattered, and something far worse than war now stalks the Earth. For Anthony Maxwell, Nova Parker, and Leo Alexander-once elite operators in the world's strongest military forces-everything they once knew is gone. Now part of Task Force 12, a unit forged from the remnants of the past, their mission is simple: survive, resist, and fight back against an enemy no one fully understands. But when a recon mission leads them to a forgotten military bunker, they uncover something that shatters everything they believed. The creatures aren't weapons. They weren't created. They were summoned. And the ones who brought them here? They have a plan. With time running out and humanity on the brink, Task Force 12 must strike at the heart of the enemy before the world falls completely into darkness. But in a war where the rules no longer apply, victory is not guaranteed. Some battles can't be won. Some horrors can't be stopped. And some doors should have never been opened. (AI is used to enhance the grammar of the story.)