"So you really don't remember anything?" "No, do you?" "Fair point, do we at least have a name?" "Mine's Marlowe, and you?" "I think... Ewolram would be a funny fit wouldn't it? It's like your name but reversed." "It really is." Follow Marlowe, your not-so-normal anthro, as he retakes the first steps into the world of Gaiale. A world filled with others just like him, and at the same time, nothing alike to him. A newcomer to everything the world has to offer. Following his heart and the friends he'll make on his quest for... something he hasn't quite decided just yet. But Marlowe will soon find out for himself and decide once and for all. Whether he's just a really forgetful anthro that's lost all sense of himself, or a completely different person. So it's up to him when someone begins to threaten his journey of rediscovery and find memories lost to time, space and himself. The way to find out is just a dream away. TCC | The Fires of Prando - The Newcomer

"It's nice to appreciate the sweet things in life, right buddy? NOW WE CAN BE TOGETHER FOREVER AND YOU'LL NEVER LEAVE ME FOR DEAD AGAIN!!!!" In a universe where humans, anthros, magic and technology co-exist. Marlowe finds himself in the very middle island of the world, Prando. Without any memories of how he ended up there or as to why he was there. The only thing he does know is that he's running from something... or someone, and it won't be long before it catches him again. Luckily, Marlowe isn't alone in his journey, finding friends left,right up and down. Though some are more true than others. He might even find love again on his path down memory lane. Sadly all good things must come to an end, and the same could be said for the world he finds himself in unless he does something. That isn't the end of the story however, no where close. Following events of more characters within other chronicles of their lives and perspectives in the past, present and future! Revealing more than just a new story from someone else... An entire arc of their life to fit the puzzle pieces together, until it comes full circle once again.