Solaris
Solaris

Solaris

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Strange dreams and confused memories have accompanied Isadora since the age of ten. This situation starts to scare her when she is chased by a woman with supernatural gifts on the subway. Everything starts to fall into place when her brother returns and takes her back to Solaris, an island that bestows gifts on those who step on it and that is divided between the Alliance, loyal to the Queen by right, and Followers. d'A Sombra, loyal to the mighty wizard who took the island. Isadora finally finds herself, wins friends, gathers family, discovers her gifts and fights for her ideals and a greater cause, until a prophecy reveals that she will be tempted to join the shadow mages and depending whichever choice you make, your death may be near.
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