Due to my increased workload and irl stress during this pandemic, I've decided to go on hiatus. I will still release chapters as I write them, but for now, there will be no set release schedule.
Note from the Author April 3rd, 2020
Apr 03, 2020
deaconsyre
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Very smooth flow and believable character interaction. Reminds me a lot of the style and theme of Syphon.
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