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The Overpowered Future
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Ongoing, First published Sep 12, 2013
In the future the human race was advanced until the dark lord and his reapers came and wiped out the entire planet the humans were forced to break up and lead their separate ways. Jaden and his friends managed to escape the camp when it was under attack, and now they have to survive till the end or until they can take down the dark lord for good.
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