Queen's Cafe #3763483
Description
It was the year 2048, Earth was colonising the moon. Constructing infrastructure never seen before on Earth. Rumours went out the a regime was creating a facility within the moon in case a disaster happens on Earth. Access was sealed off to any colonists trying to gain access into the facility after its' completion in 2051. 5 years later in the year 2053, a devastating pandemic breaks out on Earth, killing millions of individuals. Humanity suffered so many great loses that they were forced to ask the regime if they were allowed access into the facility to live out while the infected die. The regime accepted this as long as the colonists follow the monarchy system within the facility. The year is currently 2058, a sad time for many. Due to the monarchy system of the facility many are left deprived and dying. Though the base is operating well, many believe it to be causing a huge problem to the environment. In order to preserve good hopes, anyone who attempts to spread panic is quickly
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 9 Sept 2026, 17:04 | 4 | first reading |
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Owned by @LordLegoGRW as measured.
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@LordLegoGRW — Chief Executive Officer (rank 255) terminated
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