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A group of UFSCar students find themselves involved in a mysterious plot, full of challenges and time travel. While investigating top-secret research into the enigmatic Tachyons, they uncover clues about the disappearance of a colleague. Now, they need to solve this puzzle before time runs out.
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A group of UFSCar students find themselves involved in a mysterious plot, full of challenges and time travel. While investigating top-secret research into the enigmatic Tachyons, they uncover clues about the disappearance of a colleague. Now, they need to solve this puzzle before time runs out.
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