"Sorry for killing you back there - I had to make sure it wasn't just a scenario"

It all seemed like a dream at first, but now she must come to terms with the terrifying truth: she is trapped in a never-ending loop.
Nineteen-year-old Elisa Nunez is the only one who can grasp an idea of what is going on as the memories of her townspeople are filled with fake occurrences and reset after the day is done.
To add to these strange occurrences, creatures of unknown origin appear, seemingly out of nowhere and wreaking havoc.

In her quest to free herself and the town from this strange phenomenon, she crosses paths with a guy with unusual abilities, and they must work together as she slowly comes to face the horrifying truth of the world around her.
The longer she spends in the loop, the more she raises questions relating to choice and freedom, realising that living in a world where consequences are forgone each time the loop resets causes one to reveal the dark side of themselves.

Project Eliora

Eliora said that she had taken care of Yael, and it weighed heavily on my mind as I navigated the void. There was no way to reason with her, which meant the only way to stop her was to either capture or kill her. Capturing her would pose a serious problem, as I could not think of any trap powerful enough to hold her. 


What if we could trap her in the loop? After all, she had successfully used that tactic against us. If we could somehow turn the tables and trap her in her own creation, we might have a chance. Yazmin was the key to this plan. She had a deep understanding of the loop's inner workings, and she could manipulate it to a certain extent. If anyone could help us pull this off, it was her. Undoubtedly, there were plenty of obstacles in our way. For starters, I wasn't certain I could convince Eliora to enter the loop willingly. Furthermore, even if I did, there was no guarantee that Yazmin could pull off the trap, or she would have mentioned it. 


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