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Annihilation: T2

The alien machines, otherwise known as T2s arrived earth to destroy the human technology. They were sent by the professed progenitors who claimed that the human technology was interfering with their conducts. The government went huff and puff to blow down the machines and restore orders, but lost everything to the fiery balls, T2s. Amongst these citizens was a professor who claimed to have a solution to the problem and could stop human beings from being annihilated. Like you would guess, the government wouldn't take his words. He left the urban areas with followers his movement had earned him. The Professor and his followers kept traveling as far as possible from the urban areas. In their search, they met the Curtish people, uncivilized folks, who were having problems with Manganis, evil apes. The professor professed to have a solution to their problems too but demanded a favor. Can the humankind survive without technology? How far can the Curtish people go pleasing the urban folks? Will the apes really take a bargain? Will the two species of humankind live together in peace or prey on each other's weaknesses?

Zuxian · Fantasy
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187 Chs

The Unknown god of Curt.

In the pit.

"What do we do now?"

The Professor's voice was gentle and tame. Twas more of a whisper than even a mutter. The girl looked quickly at him and said,

"We just stand here."

The glared at her for a while then looked back at the flowing ray which was dragging even closer and closer to them. As the ray drew closer, so did it grow larger.

"You can't be serious. That you were held in the cage and couldn't run doesn't mean that we should risk standing in the way of this --"

He paused obviously sorting for the appropriate name to came the moving ray. He didn't even bother add to it. He only shared his attention between the ray and the girl.

"Just trust me on this."

The girl assured him but he wasn't assured really. He seemed to need more than the assurance of such crazy girl.

"Do you see that?"

There was a peak to his voice. Curiosity and anxiety seemed to had been merged that he could hardly even breathe.