Cain And Abel Weapons Manufactory

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Pre-War
A. The Company Cain & Abel Weapons Manufactory, initially located in Antarctica, was founded in the year 3014, by a man by the name of Edelman Francis. When asked why he decided to start a company whose sole purpose was to thrive off the death and destruction of war he said, "I am simply a business man. Nothing more". In the first 50 years after the company began dealing military grade weapons to the highest paying governments, Cain and Abel Manufacturing became one of the top grossing dealers in the world with $25 billion in average profits. Not only had they managed to conquer the war market, but their decision to dabble in home goods was a sweeping success. Months after opening their first C&A Market, they managed to become a household name. There wasn't a home on earth without at least one of their products or a government without their weapons.

B. Edelman Francis At age 83, Francis had become owner to one of the top 10 most powerful weapons manufacturers, successfully groomed a number of suitable heirs to take over his business, and singlehandedly become the most successful man in
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It ended solely due to lack of supplies. Once the company stopped dealing out weapons and food, people were forced to stop fighting. When they realized their was only one source of food left in the world, everyone became desperate to get supplies. They offered everything they had left, which wasn't much, in an attempt to bargain with the company. However, they only accepted one form of payment, human sacrifices. In return for healthy human specimens under the age of 40, they would trade whatever was asked of them. At first people refused, but soon enough the hunger got to their heads and people came flying in. The company sent officials to various areas throughout the world to collect the people and provide food to those who'd opted to trade. This was how the assured their survival for years and years to

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