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The Norah Zone
The future. - After a war, Europe was destroyed by an experimental weapon with a deadly substance. 76% of the population has been exterminated. Most of it has been evacuated, and only a few have remained. Including Norah, who is looking for Salina, who has been kidnapped by the psychopathic cannibal Fat Dennis. Then Norah meets the mysterious Leonid. What follows is a dangerous search in the ruins of the Norah Zone
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The future. - After a war, Europe was destroyed by an experimental weapon with a deadly substance. 76% of the population has been exterminated. Most of it has been evacuated, and only a few have remained. Including Norah, who is looking for Salina, who has been kidnapped by the psychopathic cannibal Fat Dennis. Then Norah meets the mysterious Leonid. What follows is a dangerous search in the ruins of the Norah Zone
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Genre:Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Bart Van Dekken
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