The Innocent
School's out on the planet Tarshish... forever.
Humans have established a thriving colony on the planet Tarshish, until a native species of semi-insectoids awakens from a long incubation and attacks the colony. Only the children survive – and a computer.
The computer teaches the children how to form their own community. A community without adults and without boring adult rules and stupid adult regulations. On Tarshish, kids rule! Until the day a rescue ship arrives to bring them back.
But the kids don't want to be rescued. They like being in charge. In fact, they might go to war to prove it!
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