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Spindle began with silence—just the faint hum of wind and the soft grunt of the Pig beside me. The world was dim and strange, and for a moment, I thought I’d woken up after dying. Turns out, I had. Only this time, I wasn’t the one crossing over—I was the one guiding others through.
They called me Death, though I didn’t feel like much of anything at first. Just a figure with a scythe and too many questions. The Pig didn’t seem to care. It snorted, rolled its eyes, and kept walking like this was just another day on the job.
Everywhere we went, life clung stubbornly to things that should’ve faded—flowers that wouldn’t wilt, ghosts that refused to rest. No one was dying anymore, and that terrified me more than any monster. We wandered through dungeons that felt more like memories than places, each one holding a piece of truth I wasn’t ready to face. Sometimes I swung my scythe, sometimes I hesitated, but the Pig always pressed on, fearless in its own ridiculous way.
Between battles, I started to notice the little things—the way the light hit broken glass, the echo of laughter in places long forgotten. Maybe Death wasn’t supposed to care, but I did.
By the end, I stopped asking why I was Death and started understanding what it meant. Not to take life—but to honor it. And if Spindle left you quiet with its strange warmth, download Undusted: Letters from the Past—because sometimes, healing doesn’t come from endings, but from finally facing what’s been left behind.
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