The Tribe - A Whole New World
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  • Reads 2,341
  • Votes 134
  • Parts 27
  • Time 2h 53m
Ongoing, First published Feb 12, 2017
If you're a fan of the hit New Zealand TV Series THE TRIBE, then take a glance at this new saga of tales about the survivors of the virus in another city. If you've never heard of THE TRIBE, then welcome to a whole new world (you can also read about it online).
  
A virus has wiped out all of the adults in the world leaving behind all the children. With no laws put in place, no people to enforce any kind of order, no electricity, limited food and water running out, its everyone against everyone.
  
Some have banded together to form tribes, some are good, others are bent on taking control of the city. Many kids are homeless and left on the streets looking for guidance, but they're also under attack.
  
Follow the stories of a group of kids who have found themselves together to form an unlikely tribe of their own; the Rivertels. A group of many different personalities, they'll fight, fall in love, make enemies, go through trials, and form an unshakable bond as they build themselves a new home in this crazy world without adults.
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