Isabella and her friends are nervous about the New City.
It's inland and it's dry--far from the flooded city they've left.
Will their lives here be as luxurious and carefree as Xavier says? In fact, bleak, uncertain times have brought darkness and danger to New City.
The city is divided in two: the citizens who have, and those who the ruling Major General says have come to steal from them--the refugees who have fled the rising waters, imprisoned in a camp on the edge of the city.
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| Two | The citizens who have and those who the ruling |
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