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Winter

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Summary

Yukina, a girl trying to survive the winter, brought here for unknown reasons. Her objective is to find something, something that is said to have fooled many others to their death. But, When she does, what will happen, will she die like the others, or something else far from death? ---------------- Cover From: https://wallpaperaccess.com/winter-scenes

Status
5yrs ago
Chapters
1
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
16+

Chapter 1 - Awake

I woke up on the floor.

I look around, there’s a backpack on the white colored bed with a red blanket with and black sheets in the corner of the room, along with a pocket knife on the oak wooden circle-shaped table in the middle of the room.

I look around more. A dark oak wooden dresser, a brown lamp shinning yellow, the green canvas material backpack I saw before, metal sharp edge Pocket Knife with a wooden handle I saw before, and a dark oak door with a silver handle.

I stand up and walk towards the backpack and unzip it to find Hawaiian bread, canned corn, vitamins, an iron axe, a Note, and a book.

I open the book and it read:


You are yet another "subject"


Your objective is to find someone, or something as others refer it as, that is somewhere very far away from where you stand. it's dangerous, and so we can not try to find her.

There have been many other “subjects” or people before you, however, some have succeed in complete their objective and others have not. Those who've succeed have already met their end, they have fallen within it's tricks.

We do not expect you to survive to the point you complete your objective, but indeed we do not expect you to fall within her grasp.

Safe travels, Yukina, You'll need it.


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