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The Aquanaut
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Who is the Aquanaut?
An interstellar explorer, his ship crashed on a distant world.
Disintegrated on impact with world’s ocean, sank to the seabed… Never to fly again!
The Aquanaut washes ashore on an island,
unconscious until ocean water revives him.
He is alone, no threats or companions…
He would be at peace, if not for nightmares.
Nightmares remind him of crashed ship, what happened to it?
Crashed ship sank to the seabed, never to fly again… And the Aquanaut searches for it!
He hasn’t seen other humans in a long time, and now it may be for the rest of his life…
The Aquanaut’s search takes him beneath the waves, where surface cares melt…
Will he find crashed ship? And when he finds it, can he return home?
There’s more to discover than ship, more to learn about himself… Free for the first time in years.
Maybe crash was meant to be, maybe this is fate…
Do you want to find out?
Wouldn’t it be nice to forgo your worries, forgo your problems? Become carefree?
An interstellar explorer, his ship crashed on a distant world.
Disintegrated on impact with world’s ocean, sank to the seabed… Never to fly again!
The Aquanaut washes ashore on an island,
unconscious until ocean water revives him.
He is alone, no threats or companions…
He would be at peace, if not for nightmares.
Nightmares remind him of crashed ship, what happened to it?
Crashed ship sank to the seabed, never to fly again… And the Aquanaut searches for it!
He hasn’t seen other humans in a long time, and now it may be for the rest of his life…
The Aquanaut’s search takes him beneath the waves, where surface cares melt…
Will he find crashed ship? And when he finds it, can he return home?
There’s more to discover than ship, more to learn about himself… Free for the first time in years.
Maybe crash was meant to be, maybe this is fate…
Do you want to find out?
Wouldn’t it be nice to forgo your worries, forgo your problems? Become carefree?
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