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~Prologue
Welcome Home! After years of wondering, you have returned home to the wandering fields of Kasun. Located in the rolling field of a valley deep inside the country of Kasun is, the Crystal City, Vitreus. As you walk down the stone streets of the city center, skyscrapers made of shimmering crystal shoot up around you. You've been here before. We you were very little. Memories scatter your mind, a small child, running through the streets of Vitreus, home of your people.
Now, as you walk the path, there is no joy or laughter. The streets are devoid of life and your people are gone. The lower floors of the great crystal towers are shattered and shards litter the street, crushing under your feet. Your family is dead. Everyone's family is dead. After walking for days, years, you collapse in the center and let out a cry of angst. You know you are not the only one forced to make this journey of mourning.
Welcome Home! But are you really home?
OOC: https://www.iwakuroleplay.com/threads/the-exitialis-effect.53615/
Welcome Home! After years of wondering, you have returned home to the wandering fields of Kasun. Located in the rolling field of a valley deep inside the country of Kasun is, the Crystal City, Vitreus. As you walk down the stone streets of the city center, skyscrapers made of shimmering crystal shoot up around you. You've been here before. We you were very little. Memories scatter your mind, a small child, running through the streets of Vitreus, home of your people.
Now, as you walk the path, there is no joy or laughter. The streets are devoid of life and your people are gone. The lower floors of the great crystal towers are shattered and shards litter the street, crushing under your feet. Your family is dead. Everyone's family is dead. After walking for days, years, you collapse in the center and let out a cry of angst. You know you are not the only one forced to make this journey of mourning.
Welcome Home! But are you really home?
OOC: https://www.iwakuroleplay.com/threads/the-exitialis-effect.53615/