Asylum: The Shattered Frontier
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Last published Sun, Apr 3, 2016
"There was no denying it. Rein was alone, staring into the grey horizon of the world that made no sense.
Again."
Time is at a stand-still. The sun is set in its place in the western sky, never flinching. Everything else on the island remains frozen in time.
Until Rein touches it.
The problem is, he has no clue how he got there. He has no memory of things being any different than they are now - broken. The one thing he does know is, if things stay how they are, there is no way off of the island. Thousands of cycles have proven it true. The only thing he can do now is wait... wait and hope for something to change.
Oh, how he wished that things would just change....
Until the day they did.
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