Red Leopard and the Great Rift
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Red Leopard and the Great Rift
Narrated by:
Maxx Pinkins
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Narrated by:
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Maxx Pinkins
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By:
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Edward Thornton
About this listen
In year 2272, a technologically advanced African civilization has formed and the west has fallen due to global warming and political tension. In this year East Africa is tearing apart and tensions are brewing due to a major earthquake caused by the splitting of the Great Rift. As more and more people suffer, large numbers have turned to crime and violence. In these sad times the area has become ripe with fear and darkness. But out of this darkness there is an animal that lives by night, but he is the beacon of light that this town needs . He goes around righting the wrongs and has his sights set on cleaning up for good: He is the red leopard
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