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The Fighter´s Tale As the pilgrims stopped at Red Lobster on 281 for an appetizer, the adventurer decided to tell a story. He was determined to win the prize for the best story.

The year was 2080, man had already colonized Mars and made it into a second Earth. It was very futuristic it looked like it was straight out of “Star Wars.” Most people acted like one, but there was some people who had different ideas. That's where our story begins.

Nick had somewhat of a significance in the Martian Air Force. He was a mix in the military. He followed orders when he was told to, but he was very stubborn. He was also never able to be trusted.

As Nick got to work he was greeted with his friend Jacob. “Good morning commander Shepard,” said Jacob.
“Headize soldier,” responded Nick.
“Beautiful day outside sir,” spoke Jacob. “Well
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Just after he entered the building, he saw the most horrifying in his life. All of the people in the building were already dead or on the verge of death. He had seen this before in movies but the people in the movies weren’t dying. This was for real.

In Depth in what was happening, he totally forgot about Jacob and his arm. When he reached jacob, his arm had swelled up like a balloon. He dared not to touch it considering, that when most body parts swell up, the usually explode with puss.

The evening after the attack, Jacob managed to live and keep his arm. Despite his grief, he was determined to restore peace to the city. All of the sudden, there was a loud beeping noise. “What is that noise soldier!” said Nick. “It’s a SOS signal from somewhere in the desert!” acknowledged Jacob. “Then what are we waiting for!” Nick excitedly said.

The martian desert was a mixture of the Greek god Hades’ realm and a nuclear fallout. The temperature was always to cold for life but just over the freezing point. All you could see for miles was

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