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Second Genesis
Many centuries ago, the Nar recreated a colony of humans from genetic code, broadcast from earth by a besieged humanity. Despite the benevolence of the Nar, discontent leads to rebellion and a return to the original humanity of Earth, a journey that could only come from the mind of Donald Moffit.
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- "Many centuries ago, the Nar recreated a colony of humans from genetic code, broadcast from earth by a besieged humanity. Despite the benevolence of the Nar, discontent leads to rebellion and a return to the original humanity of Earth, a journey that could only come from the mind of Donald Moffit."@en
- "Many centuries ago, an alien race known as the Nar were able to recreate human beings from genetic code, broadcast from Earth into outer space by a beleaguered humanity. Although the Nar are kind and benevolent masters to the humans, discontent leads the humans to revolt, and the Nar realize that they do not yet fully understand their rebellious creations. They allow a group of humans to travel millions of light years through the galaxy, in order to discover what has happened to the original occupants of planet Earth. However, none of the human participants of the expedition are prepared for what awaits them at the completion of their journey ..."@en