[Arknights] [Fan] [Travel] [Cthulhu] [Dark Dungeon]
Without warning, the doctor and Amiya suddenly traveled to a strange dark world and appeared on a dilapidated carriage leading to an unknown town.
What awaits them on this land is not natural disaster, but despair that is older than hope.
Sanity is consumable here, monsters whisper in the shadows, and even the land itself possesses life and malice. In search of a slim hope of returning to Rhode Island, they were forced to step into the cursed town of Hamlet, an outpost of hope that gathered all the desperadoes and despairers.
Here, the doctor must regain the commander's intuition and use tactics and careful thinking to fight against the whispers of despair.
He can only recruit and lead a team composed of Rhode Island operators and mortals who walked out of the carriage station, and go deep into the living nightmare called "The Dungeon".
The ego and wisdom of the Doctor and the Rhode Island operators may become the only glimmer of light penetrating the darkness—or they may become the first flaw to be eroded by madness.
The road back "home" is hidden in the deepest part of the abyss, and every time they take a step toward the truth, the "price" they have to pay is quietly devouring everything they value - reason, memory, emotion, and even the essence of being human.
Reader comments
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A rare subject matter, I hope the author will continue to write it down, the two chefs will be ecstatic
This kind of different new book must be supported. After all, life comes from innovation. [Think]
It's a good subject matter. It's somewhat similar to the subject matter I read before, but that book has been discontinued, and the text still needs to be polished [laughs]