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I.Introduction (Part Two), "Strange Visions"


I woke up in a dark, endless room. Memory was blank, scenery was dreadful, and the window showed a pale red sky outside. With the faint illumination of the window's natural light, I could make out an outline of a door. I grunted in weakness as I stood up: I guess that bear's hit really seeped the energy out of me!


Quietly I mumbled to myself, "What the hell?" This place, from the looks of the featureless room, appeared long-gone and abandoned from history. Or does history exist here? Regardless, I streched whilst groaning, retained my bearings, and walked to open the door.


The floor under me, if one could call it that, was simply an endless black void--the walls and ceiling were similar in effect. Claustrophobia and dizzyness occupied my psyche, step-by-step. Each time I looked down, I was met with terror as I jolted my head back up, seemingly not to make myself believe that I was literally falling towards hell.


Once the door flew open, I flew out expecting...a hallway? Not just any hallway, yet a infinitely black void of bright lights, each arranged in a zig-zag fashion. The first light looked to be a mile away, and from my current position there were approximately eight lights in sight. Well, this will take quite some time!
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Polar - Polar - 12-12-2016, 08:33 AM
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