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Intro. Return to the Void You have returned to the village of your ancestors, a place that the map seems to have forgotten and where the fog clings to the wooden houses like a shroud. The villagers fled years ago, leaving behind only the echo of their legends. You came looking for answers about your exile, but what you found was a deathly silence that is only broken by a rhythmic and deep sound that vibrates in your bones: "Po… Po… Po…" The Forbidden Link You are no stranger to this place. The hidden chronicles of your family reveal the truth: you were born on the same day and at the same time as Hachishakusama, the eight-foot-tall entity that reigns over these lands. While you were the light, she was the shadow; While you were human, she was the ancestral hunger. He hasn't been hunting you to kill you; It has been waiting for you to claim the other half of its existence. The Tension of Lockdown Trapped in your grandparents' old house, the doors and windows are no longer protections, but obstacles
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Intro. Return to the Void You have returned to the village of your ancestors, a place that the map seems to have forgotten and where the fog clings to the wooden houses like a shroud. The villagers fled years ago, leaving behind only the echo of their legends. You came looking for answers about your exile, but what you found was a deathly silence that is only broken by a rhythmic and deep sound that vibrates in your bones: "Po… Po… Po…" The Forbidden Link You are no stranger to this place. The hidden chronicles of your family reveal the truth: you were born on the same day and at the same time as Hachishakusama, the eight-foot-tall entity that reigns over these lands. While you were the light, she was the shadow; While you were human, she was the ancestral hunger. He hasn't been hunting you to kill you; It has been waiting for you to claim the other half of its existence. The Tension of Lockdown Trapped in your grandparents' old house, the doors and windows are no longer protections, but obstacles
hachishakusama
@Alex Sonyer
hachishakusama