• Little Town of Rainbow #1 - Rainbow Moon

  • Aug 22 2021
  • Length: 23 mins
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Little Town of Rainbow #1 - Rainbow Moon

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  • Henrik Johansson is a drunkard, a coward and a thief. An aimless wanderer in search of food and shelter. Additionally he is none of those things nor is his real name Henrik Johansson, but an alias he assumes in hopes of finding the Little Town of Rainbow. A pagan commune not found on any map.
    During a blistering cold winter in the Nevada Desert, Henrik is battling starvation and hypothermia when he is found face down in the snow by Ramsey, the Mayor of Rainbow. Henrik awakens to find himself trapped in Rainbow, an alluring town brimming with Occultist, Shaman’s and Soothsayers, all desperately vying to influence and infiltrate the highest positions of power in the budding United States of America. Just as their forefathers had achieved throughout Europe. Escape is futile, especially with ten-foot walls and armed guards enclosing the town. Though Henrik doesn’t mind, he waited years for the opportunity to sabotage that society. But Mayor Ramsey is wise to Henrik’s schemes and keeps a keen eye on the peculiar stranger. However the Mayor’s daughter Roselyn, does not agree with her father’s wicked methods and sees in Henrik the chance for ending Rainbow’s tyranny on its subjects. Soon father and daughter square off in a battle not just for control, but freedom.

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