To Where the Sun Rises (Part 2 of 'A Tale of People and Apples' Trilogy)

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Reads 1,779
Votes 458
Parts 23
Time 6h 58m

Part 2 of 'A Tale of People and Apples' trilogy. Sequel to 'The Boy with No Name'.
    
    After the tragic events across Gaiathal and within Orconia City, Luka must convince a beat-down people to vacate their walls and travel east to escape a fate worse than what they've already endured. 
    
    
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    Trilogy description:
    
    For lovers of The Hunger Games, Game of Thrones, Divergent, the 100.
    
    
    Humans find themselves on a small planet which resembles the First. While the colony try to set up political systems to avoid past mistakes, they quickly realize human nature always appears to be fallible. 
    
    A promising group of siblings are bestowed golden apples from the mysterious Trees of the planet, granting them immortality and the obvious role of leading next. Each lead groups of people infected by a virus, which provides the people powers that mirror those of the Apex animals on the planet: the Wolve's ability to heal, the extraordinary eyesight of the Ravens, the physics-defying Tigers, the resilient and water savvy Orcas, and the super-strength Bears. 
    
    Despite the new powers that appear to provide prolonged peace to the planet, a sinister character lurks in the background plotting their own mysterious and nefarious goals: The Scientist.
    
    An unlikely hero, along with the friends he meets during his quest to discover his identity, will themselves to complete the impossible task of stopping the Scientist and all that the Scientist schemes. 
    
    But are they simply subjects in the Scientist's experiment?
    
    
    
    
    
    Mature content includes some violence.All Rights Reserved

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Part 2 of 'A Tale of People and Apples' trilogy. Sequel to 'The Boy with No Name'.

After the tragic events across Gaiathal and within Orconia City, Luka must convince a beat-down people to vacate their walls and travel east to escape a fate worse than what they've already endured.

[[~80,000 words]]

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Trilogy description:

For lovers of The Hunger Games, Game of Thrones, Divergent, the 100.

Humans find themselves on a small planet which resembles the First. While the colony try to set up political systems to avoid past mistakes, they quickly realize human nature always appears to be fallible.

A promising group of siblings are bestowed golden apples from the mysterious Trees of the planet, granting them immortality and the obvious role of leading next. Each lead groups of people infected by a virus, which provides the people powers that mirror those of the Apex animals on the planet: the Wolve's ability to heal, the extraordinary eyesight of the Ravens, the physics-defying Tigers, the resilient and water savvy Orcas, and the super-strength Bears.

Despite the new powers that appear to provide prolonged peace to the planet, a sinister character lurks in the background plotting their own mysterious and nefarious goals: The Scientist.

An unlikely hero, along with the friends he meets during his quest to discover his identity, will themselves to complete the impossible task of stopping the Scientist and all that the Scientist schemes.

But are they simply subjects in the Scientist's experiment?

Mature content includes some violence.

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