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Unique

Unique

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Parts 9

Ongoing16m

Last published Sun, Jan 24, 2021

Fiction

Science Fiction

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The Master set his pen down and looked up from his desk. "Are you implying that the Rebels are fighting back?" The Second looked down, ashamed. "Yes." He sighed. "I recommend that we discontinue the Distinctive Games this year. It would be for the best." The Master's face darkened. "How dare you suggest to break the traditions! You know better than that. Leave me. I do not care about these pathetic rebels. The Games shall continue, no matter what." The Second turned red. "Of course, Master." He headed out the door. The Master locked the door and walked to the Crystal. He bowed, and bent down, setting his hand upon it. "I will finish what you started, Father, and nothing can stop me." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hazel lives in a society where the Unique, people with super human capabilities, are looked down upon. Instead, a group of "ordinary" people called the Elite, rule. Every year, the Capitol chooses 24 Unique teens from ages 13-19 to compete against each other in The Distinctive Games. And the winner... Well they get what every Unique dreams of. They get to live. Or so they say.

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