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 In a distant future, humanity faces the aftermath of the most devastating World War, and the world as we know it has been transformed. Anchalee Viva’s Till the Last Breath takes us to the twenty-fifth century, where the survival of the human race hangs in the balance. Oxygen, the very essence of life, is tightly controlled, and the remnants of humanity must live with the consequences of their past actions. In this post-apocalyptic world, we meet a character known only as Twenty-Six—a name that symbolizes a unique identity in a society where individuality is both precious and precarious. Twenty-Six, like others, must fight for the most fundamental human need: clean air to breathe.