What is the use of freedom in this world when you are imprisoned in your own head? Imprisoned by illusions… your illusions about the truth. A thick veil grips our vision, and most of us refuse and push away anyone who tries to approach us to remove it… until we are blind… a black tunnel in which we have set up tents and have no intention of leaving anytime soon…
The Noise of the Eclipse Part Three
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It is a continuation of a story filled with suspense and tension, as the heroes face fateful challenges in a world filled with mystery and conflict.
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