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Rainbow Factory #2
Pegasus Device
Cloudsdale Weather Corporation has been running without incident for over twenty years. That is, until two foals manage to avoid being processed and find themselves in the haunted bowels of the massive facility. Can they make it out of the abandoned factory with their sanity intact? Will they uncover the secrets even a company as dark as the CWC is ashamed to keep? And what of the workers who help ensure that, in the end, not a single soul gets through...
197 pages, ebook
First published December 7, 2012
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February 18, 2016
Words. Words cannot describe the grotesque, eldritch horrors represented in this story. A gruesomely well-written tale of murderous insanity, and yet a beautiful work of literature. Being forced to sever all ties to the outside, forced to live and work in the shadow of killing machines, forced to murder under the delusion of self preservation and unity of a pure society. Grasping what little remains of your sanity, living on the ideals of purity and fear, until finally falling into the darkness of soulless existence. Living on a lie until the mind breaks, and all that you are is broken. Pegasus Device is a story of atrocity, pain, fear, and death. A story that truly encompasses the burden of guilt and the insanity that follows. A story that truly brings us to question just what loyalties are, just what is the greater good. A story that truly strips us down to our core and challenges our moral beliefs and ethical values.........
(I think I went a little overboard, but the book really brought out some emotions
(I think I went a little overboard, but the book really brought out some emotions
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