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After their defeat, the accompanying split, and Axel's martyrdom, Sarah and Viktor work out a plan to try again. To hopefully stop the cylinder perpetuating the Tartarus Machine's endless torment despite being one tech down, with two more likely to go.
A continuation of the game's events, partially written in its style.
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A partially retired smuggler, Bill lives in solitude in the small town of Lincoln. But when a lost survivor stumbles into his territory and is spared, he is not only dragged back into business with his old partners Joel and Tess, but also into a brewing insurgent conflict in the Quarantine Zone.
Worst of all with this act of mercy - the seed for a strong connection was planted. Their love is reluctant yet persistent, eating away at the two men faster than the apocalypse ever did. Or, a backstory for Bill in the years leading up to his run-in with Joel and Ellie in the first series' game. More specifically, who was Frank, his bitten, hanged former partner? This is how I imagine they met, how they ran together, and lastly how they parted.
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On the Blackwell Academy campus, two students coexist without any connection. Nathan Prescott is the rich asshole that nobody wants anything to do with; just as he 'likes' it. Warren Graham is the overlooked science nerd whose very best friends can hardly force out of his armored shell- sci-fi movies and closed blinds are just so much easier to face.
Their respective secrets are eating them alive. Mr. Jefferson and his Darkroom looms in Nathan's past and present, while Warren shields the struggles of his transition from all of his peers, alongside trying to keep up with Max and Chloe reeling him into a conspiracy to find Rachel Amber. Coincidentally, Nathan's simultaneously working on a plan to avenge that very same girl... just from a different angle.
One accidental crossing of paths in the shared endeavor to turns into several more, until they cannot be untangled. While this creates the expected conflict at first, it slowly turns into something completely different and far more terrifying; unexpected harmony.