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The aftermath
Survivors begin to accept their new reality seven days after "The End," which came with no warning except from the predictions of Nostradamus.
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- "Survivors begin to accept their new reality seven days after "The End," which came with no warning except from the predictions of Nostradamus."@en
- "From what we've calculated, it's been seven days since The End. We don't really have a more suitable name for it. There was absolutely no warning. It was three days after Christmas. We were alone and scared. Nobody expected the theories and stories to actually come true. After 2012 passed with no strange activity, the whole idea of the apocalypse seemed like rubbish. But we were proven terribly wrong. Nostradamus got it right after all."@en
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