In a war-torn world where monsters roam the wilderness and nations choke their people with oppression, one woman keeps a journal—her last tether to sanity. But this is no ordinary diary. It's a collection of scraps, fragments, and forgotten stories from those long dead, sewn together in a desperate attempt to make sense of the chaos. As she wanders through dystopia after dystopia, torn between rebellion and despair, her voice grows louder, more isolated—until the silence of truth is all that remains.
"Smile Through The Tears, But Only Cry In The Rain" is a haunting exploration of control, survival, and the quest for meaning in a world stripped of hope. In a landscape where history is rewritten daily and freedom is a distant memory, can any fragment of humanity survive? Or is it doomed to be another page in a journal that no one will ever read?
"Smile Through The Tears, But Only Cry In The Rain" is a haunting exploration of control, survival, and the quest for meaning in a world stripped of hope. In a landscape where history is rewritten daily and freedom is a distant memory, can any fragment of humanity survive? Or is it doomed to be another page in a journal that no one will ever read?