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After World War Three, the world was in shambles living in a post-apocalyptic state. Every country was destroyed except North America. Only Canada, United States, and Mexico survived the gruesome war. After 100 years of this some calling this "dystopian" in nature, civilization grew back and evolved to form one country called "The United Communities of North America", better known as the UCNA. 

After the "Reconstruction Period" in North America, communities were built. Society flourished and rebuilt again. Everyone is restricted to their own world. When 15-year-old Griffin Spectral gets a rare job as an engineer, he feels excited of what's to come. But later on, he learns the harsh truth about his community. More clues pop out that broke his view that were meant to be hidden. His view on his community changes harshly and questions his "perfect" life and society. 

Definitely read this if u love the giver and the hunger games. New readers always appreciated!

Alpha: Book One of the Alpha Trilogy

"So, where to start, Mr. Wolf?" I asked him. 


"Well, let's start off with the basics!" he plopped a handbook that looks like the SAT tests from the final year in high school. 


I plopped myself in Wolf's bed. It smells like the drugs he took. Maybe he had trauma and pain from a long time ago, not allowed in our "Utopian Society". He gave me some wires to look at. It looked old and rusty, almost out of quality. 


"So, what are we doing here Wolf?" I asked with a confused look, tilting my head to the side. 


"Ok then, we're gonna start with some basics, cutting the wires." he explained the stuff to me with his own techniques. 


"If you cut the right one, everything will be okay, cut the wrong one, a risk of a malfunction may harm our community tech." he explains. 


"So, the wires basically connects the whole system of tech in our little world?" I ask. 


"Yeah, that's basically what I've heard from years ago.". Wolf picked up the wires and I ask, "Will there be anything else to teach me?". 


    He gave me a thumbs up with his drunken face. Oh god, hope I don't die, and don't overthink too much. 


I look out the window and I got up from my seat and said, "Hey Wolf? I'm gonna go now. See you tomorrow I guess.". 


"No don't go, I got a bed for you.". I was surprised as he grabbed my hand and led me to his vacant room, a plain empty space. 


Wolf whispered, "This room is for my new apprentice, for every new generation.". 


"Wow, thanks! Never knew you would be so considerate!" I said with a cheery voice. I jumped onto his arms and cried tears of joy. 


"Aww, you're so nice. Come on daydreamer, lets go, I guess." Wolf smiled. 


We renovated my empty room filled with the things I like. I put my desk in front of the window, attach collage and sticker materials on the wall, basically personalized my room everywhere.


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