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Reno
Biotechnologist Dr Imani Njeri is assigned to a remote seedbank. Working alongside AGI assistant RENO she is tasked with overseeing the protection of the world’s most vital seed stores. As the end of Imani’s placement approaches, news of a virus outbreak threatening global food security reaches the facility, placing Imani in a deeper state of reliance on RENO as the urgency of her task - protecting the seeds for the future of humanity - becomes ever greater. As the outside world begins to fracture and the fear of ambush escalates, Imani must face an uncomfortable truth about her companion…
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Biotechnologist Dr Imani Njeri is assigned to a remote seedbank. Working alongside AGI assistant RENO she is tasked with overseeing the protection of the world’s most vital seed stores. As the end of Imani’s placement approaches, news of a virus outbreak threatening global food security reaches the facility, placing Imani in a deeper state of reliance on RENO as the urgency of her task - protecting the seeds for the future of humanity - becomes ever greater. As the outside world begins to fracture and the fear of ambush escalates, Imani must face an uncomfortable truth about her companion…
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