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Join the PMC! Elysium Awaits! Enjoy real food - no soy protein substitutes! Get paid a living wage with no taxes or deductions! Have the adventure of a lifetime with proper military training and the best equipment in the galaxy! Join today, and in just five short years, you'll receive free transport to Elysium: the paradise world for warriors and patriots! When the Proxy entered the solar system, they ushered in a new era of peace, prosperity, and health that altered humanity forever. A century later - with the average human living three times longer than before First Contact - the Earth became overcrowded, and mankind found itself completely dependent on the technologically advanced aliens known as the Proxy Now, three hundred years after First Contact, the Earth is so overpopulated that governments have taken control of everything. The wealthy have all they can dream of, but for most people, life has become a grueling marathon of constant work for lifetimes that stretch over two centuries in length. When Nick Nichols and his friends - fresh out of high school - strike out into the work force, they quickly find the twelve-hour shifts, six days per week of hard labor unbearable. Wh
- Author
- Toby Neighbors
- Publisher
- Mythic Adventure Publishing, LLC
- Published
- 2018
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781798149133
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