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Bizarre coins in glass cases,
You're a time-traveling teacher in a school of the future.
Statues in the history museum come to life and recite their past in your mind.
You awaken in a classroom, the clock frozen at 3:13.
The controls scream in protest, jolting you violently against your restraints
You stand before a towering lighthouse bathed in eerie green light
A stranger claims to have a clockwork double with your face.
You're in a deserted subway car. Vending machines hum,
You're trapped in a shifting maze offrequency channels.
The espresso machine just announced the end of the world, and it's up to you to find out why.
Amidst the echoes of war, you stand your ground in the shattered remains of an Imperial outpost.
In the heart of Berlin, a stranger retrieves your old mugshot from a tipped-over trash can.
You find yourself in a bone-chilling dungeon, a mysterious coin searing your pocket.
You find yourself standing in the ruins of a future that never was.
Your ship's droids are rebelling, mistaking cargo for prey.
An exponential rise in cybernetic uploads has left the biological minority fighting for survival.
It grew darker. The lights flickered and died. Now, you're trapped in a freezing office with strange statues appearing in the empty cubicles.
You're the judas at the hanging festival, seeking redemption.
In a temporal stasis field, time flows differently for you than it does for the surrounding world.
You find yourself in an abandoned alley, caught in a digital rainstorm.
A mysterious map leads you to an uncharted island.