Waking After Oblivion
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Theo wakes on a hillside in the middle of nowhere. He has no memory of how or why he got there. He has no memory of anything at all, just a name on the tip of his lips. Realising he is alone and lost inside a vast forest he calls out to anyone that can hear. What is this place he found himself and who is this woman he feels compelled to find?
I've decided to rework this story from a third person perspective. I hope this isn't too annoying for anyone that has already started reading. I really think that it will make it better in the long run and will try to get the reworked chapters up as quickly as I can.
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