Cair's of crickets fill the sky like a cascading cacophony. Grass ever so gently grazes the gaps between your toes.

Fireflies hover around you as a guiding light shining bright leading the way back home. Then, right as you

begin to sweat, the hair on your arms stands to remind you.

You are God's child, and this is where you belong.

You are God's child, and absolved of any wrong.

Look up. There are billions of stars above you. Their lights pulsating every tree and fern around you pulsating. And if you're lucky, you feel connected to that pulse, connected to that light, connected to life.

Connected to life.

And if you listen closely, you can hear it.

The infinite thoughts, ideas and possibilities slowing alongside your mind like currents flowing alongside the banks of a river.

None of these things are you. None of them belong to you. They just are.

They just are.

You see, every experience, every memory,

every feeling you've ever had is just an electron stored in your brain.

There was a time when these things you're feeling could have been real, would have been real.

But underground, that possibility is gone.

I don't know when you're listening,

where you're listening, or how you're listening.

What I do know is if you've gotten this far, you're seeking answers answers to why the world is the way it is.

I don't know everything but this is my story, or at least my story, with the oyster.

From the creators of Darkest Night and Deadly Manas comes The Oyster starring Logan

Logan Browning, Carlo Gugino, Keith David,

Mamadu Atee, Biancole Esposito,

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