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A Journey Home
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Ongoing, First published Apr 24, 2024
Home has two different significances: one as the physical house where we reside, and the other as a metaphor for death. Asher and Kyra find themselves lost in the outskirts of Amsterdam, strangers to each other. Despite their unfamiliarity, they decide to embark on a journey to find their respective ways back home. Along the way, they stumble upon a secluded village with a history of supernatural happenings. Unsure if the village is a trap or a refuge, they are faced with challenges that test their resilience and understanding of what 'home' truly means. Whether they ultimately return to their familiar dwellings or discover a new sense of belonging in this enigmatic village remains to be seen.
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