Humanity

Humanity

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Science Fiction
I have no faith in human perfectibility. [...] Man is now only more active - not more happy - nor more wise -Edgar Allan Poe Hundreds of years after a nuclear war, Earth is still contaminated. The last members of the human species have created their safe ark, a city called Nymrad. Overpopulation, consumerism and conflicts have been overcome. Humanity's main goal is to expand human knowledge in every way possible and rebuild their lethal home planet. Peer, Amy and Fynn have been born into a perfect society, raised to drive forth human evolution, and are now facing the greatest opportunity of their lives. But behind drawn curtains of a moral and immaculate mind-set, things might not be the way they seem. The credit for the cover goes to @myhowellslester , thank you so so much! ^-^
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