Overpopulated
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  • Parts 3
  • Time 15m
Ongoing, First published Sep 10, 2016
Mature
Some people have too much power. How is it possible that one group of people can effectively end the world? On a planet where millions starve while countless others gorge themselves on sweets, one group of people decides to change it all. Once people start to go missing or turn up dead, panic sets in. Once the government abandons us, people changed. Once the bombs were dropped, it was over. No matter how hard we tried, we would never be able to fix the world. It wasn't just one country being torn apart, it was an entire world.
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