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Aegis Infernum
January 8, 2013
Summary:
Life was happy on Isum. Technology was extremely advanced, business and the economy were thriving. Life was good.
From this description, we can say that this story would be totally boring if we didn't throw a monkey wrench into the whole thing. Turns out, there's a mindless destructive force out there intent on destroying the galaxy, and there's only one person that can stop it.
And no, it's not Duke Nukem. Thank you for asking.
I would tell you his name, but that wouldn't be any fun. Read the story; you'll find out soon enough.
Crunchman99
Aegis Infernum
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This book has 3 comments.
CariePierce BRONZE said...
on Jan. 23 2013 at 12:24 pm
I enjoy your very matter-of-fact way of writing. You tell it as it is, and I'm getting a very honest vibe from you. Keep up the good work, and I'll keep reading!
In_Love_with_Writing GOLD said...
on Jan. 23 2013 at 8:31 am
First, I think that the prologue shouldn't be telling what's happening. It should be showing. Maybe unstead of saying this and this is what's happening, you can just go right into what's happening. Other than that, I really liked how you did everything else. It was nice to read and I was interested.
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