short graphic novel
Montāžas Teksta
- I was never the obedient kind.
- Raised as the prince of my kingdom, I argued with my father every single day.
- The Drifter
- An Experience Curated By Franklin Dong
- I ran away from home when I was 10, 11, 13, 14 and a half, and 16. They caught me every time.
- Except once.
- I followed the path documented by countless travelers before me, and I found it: the well. Legend has it that entering this well can make you unstuck in time, allowing you to travel freely in the stream of time that is both history and future.
- Now I could be the rambler in the time continuum, the traveler of the future, the poet of the past.
- Now I could be what I set out to be-a poet that travels through the ages, eluding time with my powers and verses .
- But being the traveling bard meant that I had to face immeasurable dangers around every corner. It simply was too risky. After narrowly escaping an encounter with dreaded creatures, I realized that by defying the natural order of time and space, I've become an outcast even in the loneliest , most barren of places...
- I belonged to nowhere, was acquainted with no one, and my verses have become too eclectic to perceive, even for myself.
- That was it. I needed to go home. More importantly, I needed to find a way to make sure none of this even happened in the first place.
- I've witnessed countless kingdoms rise just to set itself on fire, people come together just to rip each other apart...I've even traveled to the future to the end of my life to witness myself going on trial, my conscience exploding under the rapid fire of the heckling crowd.
- This is the real purpose of my journey through time.
- The future is just a place where the present catches itself before falling.
- STAY...
- The only constant is pain. I did not cure it.I did not escape from it.But I will give all my power to prevent it.After all, it's life and life only.
- To realize that no matter how free I think I am, fate always comes beckoning.
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