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Alan, the Infinite
Beneath the banal magnolia floors of Lamin'8, mysterious forces are afoot. When occult scientists summon the essence of infinity into existence, chaos is unleashed into the world above. It's up to Alan, a keen-to-impress intern, to contain the shape-shifting orb, the literal agent of change, before it destroys the office and scuppers his chances of securing the much-coveted Summer Placement and become a real-life adult.
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Beneath the banal magnolia floors of Lamin'8, mysterious forces are afoot. When occult scientists summon the essence of infinity into existence, chaos is unleashed into the world above. It's up to Alan, a keen-to-impress intern, to contain the shape-shifting orb, the literal agent of change, before it destroys the office and scuppers his chances of securing the much-coveted Summer Placement and become a real-life adult.
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