Escape
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Ongoing, First published Apr 03, 2021
Again and again, the screams are heard. Another day, and tomorrow the same. A loop of blood; It piles up on her window side.
The victims call out to her.
There is an escape to her ribbons.
But even if she does escape her confines, where does the void end?
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