Parallel World

[Genre: Psychological] A lot of us can relate to the feeling of grief. Grief doesn't come with a single emotion; instead it's an abundance of overwhelming emotions that are hard to control. For Ranmaru Shinka, acknowledging this pain is a sign of weakness, a reality he actively rejects. Soon enough, he'll have to face his problems head on. The Parallel World preys on deep emotional agony or physical impairments, especially those who harbour hatred toward the world or society. Ranmaru is no exception. Once that drop falls, the link between both worlds can't be undone. In this world, a powerful Empire looms over a decrepit Village. Those in the Empire gain abilities that directly reflect their Real World emotional experiences. However, in the Village people gain abilities that directly oppose their Real World experiences. Ranmaru's life became a chore long ago. Now it's a life between two worlds, but still with the same personal battle of acceptance.[Genre: Psychological] A lot of us can relate to the feeling of grief. Grief doesn't come with a single emotion; instead it's an abundance of overwhelming emotions that are hard to control. For Ranmaru Shinka, acknowledging this pain is a sign of weakness, a reality he actively rejects. Soon enough, he'll have to face his problems head on. The Parallel World preys on deep emotional agony or physical impairments, especially those who harbour hatred toward the world or society. Ranmaru is no exception. Once that drop falls, the link between both worlds can't be undone. In this world, a powerful Empire looms over a decrepit Village. Those in the Empire gain abilities that directly reflect their Real World emotional experiences. However, in the Village people gain abilities that directly oppose their Real World experiences. Ranmaru's life became a chore long ago. Now it's a life between two worlds, but still with the same personal battle of acceptance.[Genre: Psychological] A lot of us can relate to the feeling of grief. Grief doesn't come with a single emotion; instead it's an abundance of overwhelming emotions that are hard to control. For Ranmaru Shinka, acknowledging this pain is a sign of weakness, a reality he actively rejects. Soon enough, he'll have to face his problems head on. The Parallel World preys on deep emotional agony or physical impairments, especially those who harbour hatred toward the world or society. Ranmaru is no exception. Once that drop falls, the link between both worlds can't be undone. In this world, a powerful Empire looms over a decrepit Village. Those in the Empire gain abilities that directly reflect their Real World emotional experiences. However, in the Village people gain abilities that directly oppose their Real World experiences. Ranmaru's life became a chore long ago. Now it's a life between two worlds, but still with the same personal battle of acceptance.