Long Open Road - Fire-Starter
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Last published Sat, Jan 18, 2025
Open road of snow, dust, dirt, mud, rain, and even the occasional wind storm are the risk's of driving. Though one main problem lies on the mind of most drivers and that's loneliness; not being able to share a drink or sit around the fire with another person can drive even the most sane people mad. Black-Fly has been driving for a few years and made a name for himself, earned himself a decent truck, and even has multiple contacts across states... But no one truly knows who Fly even is or what he looks like. On a Long Road Ahead, Fly is going to be tested on his skills, his mind, and the most of all his ability to handle other people.
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