Pathfinder
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  • Reads 378
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  • Parts 9
  • Time 1h 56m
Ongoing, First published May 29, 2014
How is your world? How do you see it? Do you think we live in the same world? If so, do you see it the same way as I do?

Have you walked on a thin line between reality and dreams?
Have you seen the world changing right in front of you?
Have you sneak peeked through the eyes of others and discovered hidden adventures?

I have. Take my hand! Walk with me! Let me show you the soul of OUR world.

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A boy discovered his ability that had been passed down by his ancestor. At first he was confused, but his grandmother took his hand and showed him how to use his ability as a key to open doors to hidden worlds. Soon enough he realized that he wasn’t the only descendant that had ability. Most of them could change the world by using their abilities, but all of them were willing to fight for a better world, even with great cost. Sadly they were not agreed on the definition of ‘a better world’. Conflicts clashed, consequence collected and sorrow was spreading.
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