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Norreach Program Narrative

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Staring up at the dark ceiling, I lay on my bed, my body aching from yesterday’s fall. I really don’t want to move, my back hurting the most. My mind continues to wander back to the strange book. I was so close to maybe finding a way out of this place and now I’m not. All I had to do was just grab the book, but instead I dropped it. I grumble in disappoint in myself. Now I have to go back and grab it, but how? Felix won’t let me out of the apartment without him or Thorn and he’s not about to go back into the subway. He’s convinced there are more demon dogs in those tunnels, but I’m not so sure. If there are more dogs down there, won’t they hunt in packs or at least trail each other for food? And what about the other crazy things the dead man wrote? Like the three other bombs and the Norreach Program? Are those bombs real? Is this place really going to go nuclear? Or is it all just a dead man’s nightmare? …show more content…

I desperately want answers, when my questions are interrupted as the door opens. I sit up, my back aching and my head pounding. Felix is standing in the door way, with his hands in his pockets. “Felix,” I begin, surprised. “Can I come in?” he asks, being polite. I nod. “How are you feeling?” He taps his giant purple bruise on the side of his forehead, walking towards me. “Alive, considering you risked your life to save me.” “Yeah, well don’t get used to it,” I reply, “I can’t save your life every time you’re endanger.” He laughs. “I don’t expect you too, but I am thankful you did. How are you feeling?” I stretch, wincing as my muscles tighten in pain. “I’ve been better.” I pause and dare to ask some unanswered questions. “How long ago was the Demon Serum dumped into the north water

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