But before you even arrive, it’s clear that something’s a bit off.
A low, angry and muffled voice directs you into a lift.
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Before you could wonder ‘what the heck have I walked into?
For what purpose, you’re not told.
Only that this is what the capital dictates.
But this strange and unnerving setup is just the tip of the iceberg.
Why is the toilet locked?
And why does the river drain when the train slows down?
Who was Ni, the clerk you’ve replaced?
And why does Mo hate them so much?
All the while, of course, you’ll still need to keep that train running.
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That’s partly because Threshold is never quite content to let that general status quo last for very long.
A copy of Threshold was provided for review by publisher Critical Reflex.
