Opahi, A Short Story

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In the village of Opahi there’s a special rules permitted the residents to always have one
NanoNuke in their possesion, for the sake of protection of course. The laws have been relaxed a bit since back in the day when only countries could do this sort of thing,but in
Opahi, it just works.
And there was a two adults named Alan and Jim who are more than willing to blow each other off the face of the Earth. They've been threatening each other for years. Any problems they have, be it noise or simply just being in a bad mood and wanting vent,the bomb answers everything. Whenever a problem presents itself, they both march upstairs and go over their little routine before the situation diffuses. When they really did both press their buttons, but both

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