The sound from Ariadni

What if we were blind, deaf, mute and trapped in the basement of a flooded building, burning fire and floating poison gas?

First, have to ask what to do there.....

We would have given up a simple social world post and waited for our last breath peacefully. 🤣🤣🤣

But in the story, there is hope, both the victims and the rescue team fight wholeheartedly, because if you can't think, we can't go beyond the limit.

Since the survivors are not discouraged, the helper does not leave. No matter how obstacles you encounter, you have to fight!!

Haruo lost his brother when he was young. After graduation, he was a professional drone pilot.

A major earthquake struck as he attended the launch of a smart city that uses technology to help people with disabilities live a normal life.

There was a victim trapped on the bottom floor of the basement. She was the city's idol who, in addition to being visually impaired, lost her ability to hear and speak.

The authorities enlisted the help of Haruo's team to put the top rescue drones on display at this rescue mission, with challenges both to the techniques of drone enforcement and to the physicality of the victims.

While performing his duties full of obstacles, Haruo also has to contend with doubts in his heart about the state of the people he is helping, and the importance of a person's life is famous to ordinary villagers.

It's like a little game. Read and win every level to go through. There's no level to go straight through. It's got to be a little bit of that to keep the operation from going smoothly.

Even in desperate situations, human goodness can beautifully close the knots that create doubt in the hearts of both the protagonist and the reader.

Goodreads give 4, we give 4.3.

Ariadne's Calling, A Pretender Voice from Ariadni, Yosora Publishing

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