The Many Worlds Of TOMORROW FOREVER Are Linked Via Gates, Giant Naturally Occurring Wormholes Stabilized
The many worlds of TOMORROW FOREVER are linked via gates, giant naturally occurring wormholes stabilized and reinforced by technology. The question is, what does that mean for the world? How does that affect how people live, and where they can go?
I dug into it a little bit, check it out!
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MACHINE GUN
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