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XANTHRONS
THE PROPHECY of BATCH XANTHRONS It was the year 2027-the Reign of Technology in the world. The advancement of science has brought many changes. 75% of the world’s land is now industrialized. I sat in my lounge drinking champagne, pondering about my 30 years of existence in this world. I am currently working at the Chatham House, the Royal Institute for International Affairs as a Journalist. Having this job, I have ventured different places and met famous personalities leading the world. I was very fortunate to acquire a night’s stay at the Buena Vista Hotel, the highest skyscraper in the world designed by Architect Gilbert dela Serna as a gift to his wife, Mrs. Alyanna Kate Buenavista dela Serna, a world-renowned accountant and the owner of the most extravagant beach in the world where the sand is as fine as sugar, the Paradise Resort. As I was about to take a short nap, I was disturb by a phone call, the call was from none other than the most powerful owner of all Multimedia companies in the world, the newest chairman of Universal Studio, Disney, Time Warner and HBO, the Queen of All Media in the World, Madame Justine Faith Basilla. I was ordered to cover the Nobel Awards Ceremony to be held in Stockholm Palace designed by Architect Fedelf Niño M. Delfin located in Stockholm, Sweden. He was also the one who designed the Burj-Al-Arab Hotel branch in Sweden. I hurriedly drove to Xanthrons International Airport, one of the branches of NRP Airlines, the best airline company in the world offering first class services, owned by Captain Novie Rose Pelipog. As I arrived at the airport, I met a couple of foreigners speaking French. They asked me for directions, the problem is, I can’t understand them. I was at my wits end when a woman came and answered the foreigners. Thank God she was there. As I thanked her, I saw a glimpse of her face, it was quite familiar. Then her companion called her Deborah, that’s when I realized that she was Ms. Deborah Jane Bastida,

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