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Ongoing, First published Sep 14, 2016
The end came and went long ago. 

The cities are a shadow of what they used to be, caving with the collapse of civilization. Gangs and wild dogs roam the streets looking for trouble. The human race is dying out exponentially, but this apocalypse was man made. 

Sage is trying to survive like everyone else, but after an altercation on a bridge in the middle of nowhere, her hopes of a quiet life are shattered. She finds she's in over her head, when the dictator takes interest in her and puts a price on her head. 

When she falls back into the palm of the enemy's hand, she finds It's time to face the beast, but maybe the truth is better left unknown.
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