The Sunken Wish Of Rapture
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  • Reads 244
  • Votes 16
  • Parts 8
  • Time 26m
Complete, First published Jan 03, 2018
(Written January 20th, 2018)
   Amit Patel, the assistant to Doctor Yi Suchong, finds himself in an inescapable fate. Splicers make their way to him and all he has is a broken audio diary for comfort. Weighed with the choices of his life, he recounts his time in Rapture and his work alongside Dr Suchong. 
   These are the last words of a dying man. Spare him some indulgence.
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