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2 high-school students battling for the first prize in a scientific competition that was organized by the government for some suspicious purpose, but the result was seemigly determined by coincidence.
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2 high-school students battling for the first prize in a scientific competition that was organized by the government for some suspicious purpose, but the result was seemigly determined by coincidence.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Fantasy
Written By:Warat Bureephakdee
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