Ignotum

Ignotum

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Feb 20, 2020
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Fiction
Science Fiction
At the beginning we thought it was nothing, but it of all things was indeed something. The symptoms slowly surfaced like blood in a fresh cut. "Modern-day virus", they said, "Bullshit", I say. We learned quickly that it was no cliché post-apocalyptic movie scenario that I had been fascinated by at such a young age. This virus was different; intelligent. Not in the sense of mutating to avoid being wiped out by man-made vaccines and cures, but knowing how to accurately prey on our utmost human instinct - the need to survive. No walking dead zombies or mutated monsters, just the fear and anxiety that devoured us from the inside out until the pain was unbearable.
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I kept tumbling deeper and deeper into the darkness of insanity. I couldn't give her up not when I had her in my dreams, not when another lifetime meant another chance. In the blink of an eye, I lost her. In the blink of an eye, she was there. Anything is possible, and if not, I'll make it possible myself - regardless of the consequences. I was on the verge of giving up but giving up meant hurting the people who I loved the most, though who's to say they wouldn't do the same to you first? 4 hours, 1 option, 1 goal: escape this city or die trying. © 2018, @fur_el. All rights reserved.

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