Isaac has a secret.

His life is turning upside down, and his sanity is threatened by the actions of an unknown force. He's seeing something, something real that reacts to his presence and, more disturbingly, sees him back. What's more, this poor soul is just as disturbed by her visions of him as he is of her.

As if Isaac's troubles weren't bad enough, he's plagued by foreboding nightmares of a grand, dark event on the horizon. Terrifying thoughts race through his mind as he dreams of a great nothingness, and his only comfort is a voice that lends advice he doesn't know how to follow: Find Greatness.

He'll soon come to find, though, that 'Find Greatness' is the easiest task on the long list that would come to lay before him. The question of how he arrived at his destination, and perhaps even more importantly, the question of who brought him there will tear at his sanity further.

But first, Isaac has to find to his feet, and accept that home is a place he won't be seeing for a long, long time... if ever.

Lucky for Isaac, Medius is in no short supply of people trying to find their way, and when the dust settles he might just find that Medius is exactly the place he wants to be.

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