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A young woman, marked by a scar in the shape of the letter 'J', washes ashore on a riverbank in an unknown realm with no memory, embarking on an intricate journey of self-discovery and survival leading to a showdown with a painful truth.
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A young woman, marked by a scar in the shape of the letter 'J', washes ashore on a riverbank in an unknown realm with no memory, embarking on an intricate journey of self-discovery and survival leading to a showdown with a painful truth.
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Genre:Fantasy, Mystery, Drama
Written By:Rafael Stemplewski
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