Breaking Horizons: Book 1: Snared Origins
by JeanDRacc
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- Traumatising content
Many want to learn things from a story, while others only want fast-paced wonders. We are human and we like to dream, we are alive and we want to feel. Don’t wander outside before knowing the inside. Even if this is slow, it gives you the reader, things to behold.
This is a story but also knowledge. It isn’t fast or entertaining but makes you wonder. Everything starts from something unknown, we all want to know the untold. However, can you persevere if something starts being boring? Shouldn’t entertainment start from something unexciting?
Open a door to what you might know or not. Learn to dream in my unhealthy abode. Start from the garbage since that’s the place where I belong.
Welcome to Raccoon’s abode.
Breaking Horizons: Breaching the Fourth Dimension. A slow story that will take you on a ride towards the unknown.
PS: Will make things clear here. The actual main character is a human, the raccoon is a pet for the novel. So it isn't a raccoon Isekai or reincarnation as a raccoon. I still haven't added it to the story, as I am currently doing the intro. A long intro! So the start might feel off when you read it.
The story will include many genres but starts with psychological stuff and low fantasy. The whole story is an enormous puzzle, but it starts with a tiresome beginning for many. There is a reason for that...
If you want to know more about this story check my discord: https://discord.gg/rZs6mem
You can ask what you want to know there.
Or join a bigger and cooler server where many authors hang out:
https://discord.gg/2hbvq8B (Its dungeon engineer and many cool stories' server)
This is my own story, so its for me only. I will not have a schedule. I left it on hiatus for a while, can't write two stories, too busy.
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I laughed I cried I cried some more.
Not gonna lie that first chapter gave me a sense of existential crisis, followed by dread. Eventually I began to doubt myself. Later I was wondering, what "I" was. What could possibly be experiencing this "I"? And if that thing experiencing "I" was a thing, could it possibly be me? This led to further ontillogical and epistemological musings and eventually I realized that I was not going to get that chapter I was supposed to write done if I didn't break this connection... Trash Panda, you're a monster.

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I don't even have the words
The prologue and first chapter seem pretty rough around the edges. But after that, I learned that it doesn't matter what happens because something even more crazy will happen after that. There is no coming back from the pit you have dug for yourself after reading this book.