β Scribed by Taquila Thompson
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
One drop...that's all you have to have..one drop of black and your life will be over. With the world rebuilding after nearly being wiped out from an apocalypse the whipipo wanted to start over with a "pure race." They didn't want the melanins to unite and realize their full potentialβ¦.and with the way the world was now they couldn't let that happen. They wanted to remain superior...keep them in check..and that meant anyone of color had to go or bend to their ways. Being brown was a crimeβ¦.and now punishable by law. If captured...you were experimented on to suit the whipipo's sick curiosity...and once they used you...then it was lights out! They knew that the melanins were the key to them being superior only they didn't know how to exploit the power for themselves. But with a group of melanins determined to not bend to their whim, their might be trouble on the horizon. After all, even in the end of the world, people can use some heroes right?
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