Welcome, reader! This website is basically a book that I am working on - on the metro during my daily commute. It's an adventure story set - in a post-apocalyptic, retro-futuristic world. Progress is kinda slow due - to my limited time but if you're into this kind of stuff, feel free - to hang around, I'd appreciate it. + during my daily commute. It's an adventure story with sci-fi elements + set in a post-apocalyptic, retro-futuristic world. Progress is kinda slow + due to my limited time but if you're into this kind of stuff, feel + free to hang around, I'd appreciate it.
Please give feedback. I need it to turn what looks good to me into - something that is actually passable. You will find me as @bodgemaster on - Discord, please direct your feedback to my DMs or to the story channel if - you have access to that (you know who you are :] ...). + something that is actually passable. You find me as @bodgemaster on + Discord, please direct your feedback to my DMs or to the story channel + if you have access to that (you know who you are :] ...). +
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+ As the story is quite incomplete at this point, it might be helpful to
+ know about the three main story lines:
+ The first one revolves around Jack who finds himself trapped in a bunker.
+ In an attempt to get out, he establishes contact with the people in an
+ underground dome city. The second story line follows Annie who finds
+ Jack's message and sets out to help him which ultimately leads to her
+ joining Jack in the outside world. The third story line begins in a space
+ colony on the moon that they establish contact with over the course of
+ the story.
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+ Another thing worth mentioning here: While parts of the story involve + computers, intimate knowledge of them shouldn't be required. I make + an effort to explain what's going on through context. If you find + something unclear, let me know.
Below, in the table of contents, you find links to all the (already - written) chapters. Many don't have numbers because there is an - unknown amount of chapters inbetween them but they are named so they show - up in the right order. There is also a collection of - notes that, while not particularly well-maintained, might be - interesting (in case you missed the link: here). + written) chapters. A good portion is incolmplete and a lot of them will be + revised over time. The ones that don't have numbers are named so they + show up in the right order but there is an unknown amount of chapters + inbetween them. You can also take a look at my + collection of notes that, while not particularly + well-maintained, might be interesting (in case you missed the link: + here).
Table of Contents: