The Golden Leaf

The Golden Leaf

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The Golden Leaf is about the narrator believing that the Golden Leaf has abandoned them during their time of need, but realizes that it has not. The Golden Leaf can be interpreted as a family member or friend helping the narrator during their time of need.
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Volume two and original project in the Wasteland Project. The residents of Golden Leaf still struggle to get by. From raiding a dead man's house for supplies to reaching out to anyone still left in the remaining world, they try to do anything to keep their minds off of their inevitable demise. Some bonds, near and far, are being formed. In the skies, the government tries to figure out how to help the remaining pockets of humanity stranded on their suburban islands. They can't seem to get away from the race against time that is always trying to catch up to them. Meanwhile, something, or someone, is trying to reach out to the kids of Golden Leaf. What are they trying to tell them? Maybe a message saying that the end is closer than they think? Or maybe offering a key to reserve the damage of the woods?

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