β Scribed by John Prescott
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Sometimes ignorance isnβt bliss. He woke up in the dirt, staring up into the eyes of two curious children. He was welcomed back to life by a menacing robot and its hot-headed owner. By the end of the day, he learned the world had ended. All this paled next to his most pressing issue: He didnβt know who he was. Judged for the clothing he wore, and who he might be, he is thrust into the desert to find his place in a world he canβt remember. Now he must use what instincts he has to survive in this new world while he struggles to remember the old one.
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