Description

In Indifferent To Stride, a young man drifts through an unremarkable life, attending school and tuning out the constant noise of the busy city. With little to distinguish one day from another, he barely notices when that familiar routine becomes something impossible: he has already lived through this day. And the next. And the one after that. The same ten days repeat without any sign of stopping, and he seems to be the only person aware of it. As though someone has stitched time into a circle, every cycle leaves him facing the same uncertainty. Is he trapped forever, or is there a way to finally reach the day beyond the loop? Turning to others might help—but how could he explain what is happening, and who would believe him? Finding an escape seems like the only answer, until he begins to question what he would actually be returning to. Beyond the loop waits the ordinary life he once moved through without much thought. He needs to know whether he can leave, but another question is becoming harder to ignore: does he even want to?