The Errants: Road to Darkness (in English)

The Errants: Road to Darkness (in English)

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Horror
"My heart beats thud-thud-thud, as if it wants to flee without me. A growl echoes down my throat-is it me? Is it the forest? There is only... emptiness." When civilization crumbles and cannibals, known as errants, lay waste to everything in their path, Dana is just trying to survive alongside a small group of strangers who share one thing in common: the will to stay alive. Every day is a challenge, every decision leaves a scar, and every loss further erodes what once made them human. Communities that promise safety hide lies. Leaders who claim to protect seek only control. And in a world where violence is the new law, love becomes a deadly risk. As chaos spreads like an infection and the true beasts aren't always the cannibals, Dana must face an impossible dilemma: How much of themselves are they willing to sacrifice to protect the ones they love? The Errants: Road to Darkness is a story of survival, dehumanization, and the price of staying alive when everything suggests it's no longer worth the fight.
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