Visitation
Author: Kuraii
last update2026-03-15 04:20:08

When Duncan woke up again, the sun was still high in the sky, shining brilliantly through the gaps in his window blinds onto his face.

Groggily, Duncan yawned deeply before finally getting up from his bed. Standing stark naked in his room, he felt completely refreshed both in body and mind. The aftereffects of the illusion last night were mostly gone, leaving only a somber and despondent mood lingering within him as his default, ever-perpetual state of mind.

Duncan opened the blinds to his wind
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