Blinded Tomorrow
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Última publicación sáb, ene 11, 2014
Hundreds of years in the future, an evolved race of humans called Renewed, are killing off the previous generation of humans. Rarely they will take custody of certain humans and surgically force them to evolve. These humans are called Reformed. The blind leader, the only living Reformed, and a war, what's the outcome?
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