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In a conflict that threatens human extinction, the Colony—an ancient, intelligent ant race—has engineered a plan to transform Earth’s animals into assisted warriors. Mort(e), a former housecat turned battle‑hero, dedicates himself to hostile missions against the Colony’s bio‑weapon EMSAH. Driven by the hope that his friend dog Sheba survives, Mort(e) travels from the last human strongholds to the heart of the Colony, pursuing the origins of the weapon and the fate of all creatures.
First publish date: 2015
Genre: Fantasy/Dark Fantasy
Authors: Robert Repino
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