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Night Floater
A curious moth embarks on an adventure lead by shining lights. Intoxicated by a city shining in the night, the moth finds itself lost. Exhausted, the moth lands by deserted street lamp and must face eternal darkness.
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A curious moth embarks on an adventure lead by shining lights. Intoxicated by a city shining in the night, the moth finds itself lost. Exhausted, the moth lands by deserted street lamp and must face eternal darkness.
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Ditte Ravn
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