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For the past three nights, Atlas Adeyemi noticed that the moon had been transforming and shifting uneasily in the sky. Ordinarily, a change in the colour and appearance of the moon wouldn’t bother people in his part of the world.
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The salt breeze reached the cane fields before the sun did. By the time Atlas Ambrose stepped off the minibus at the stelling, the light had turned the river a copper green.
