Synopsis

They awoke on Snike Hill, disoriented and adrift in a sea of unfamiliar stone. Memory offered no anchor; how they had come to be there was lost to a hazy void. A shared sense of bewilderment mingled with a growing unease. Tink and Bounce, two figures inextricably linked yet now separated by a chasm of conflicting recollections, struggled to piece together the events that led to their confinement. Each clung fiercely to their own narrative, each subtly accusing the other of responsibility for the