
A short lesbian / yuri visual novel set in England. Our heroine, Toma Andrews, meets a ghost girl wearing an old-fashioned nightgown in a graveyard who calls herself Emmeline. Just who is she, and how did she die?
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As the saying goes, dead men tell no tales. They only leave tales behind.
Toma Andrews, aged 14, has always felt like an outsider. She enjoys spending time in graveyards, and feels more comfortable among the dead than the living.
That is, until Toma meets a strange girl in her local graveyard who might be a real ghost.
The girl asks Toma if she will stay for a while and listen to a story. A story about a girl called Emmeline Burns, who died a tragic death back in 1851.
Toma is compelled to listen, but at the same time, she feels uneasy. After all, what can she do? How could she ever hope to help somebody who has already died?
Approx 20k words of text
A short, sweet story that can be read in one sitting
A linear story with no choices or branches
Gorgeous artwork
An original soundtrack
Cute girls in Victorian outfits!
A happy ending, despite the title! ♡
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Languages: English, Ukrainian
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是画风奇特的百合
Exceeded my expectations honestly pretty interesting historical yuri
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Very well-written (as in, I do love the language and word choices), and I did shed some tears over it, which surprised me because in the end, it is still a sweet-happy little story.
a story about learning how to let go of whats holding you back, whether internal or external, and taking your life back. I honestly found this to be one of the best ebi-hime novels ive read despite having expectations for a somewhat simple story seeing that it was free to play. Its paced incredibly well and the story is very intentional, not leaving any time for filler and every section of the story adding at lot to understanding the characters personality, lore and character development. Because of this the climaxes the story leads or builds up to feel incredibly satisfying and impactful. Though on the outside this might seem like itll be a sad story at first, it ends up instilling hope into the main character and giving her the motivation to face her fears and start making steps towards a life that makes her happy. This story is really beautiful and its message and characters really resonated with me. Seeing cute girls kiss is always a plus but i think the main thing i liked about this story is that its introspective in a way that even a casual or new reader can digest and process. highly reccommend its short and free!!
It's Rather well written and honestly charming. Its a pretty good visual novel all things considered. + its yuri!
The rain around me continues to fall, drumming against the roof of the bus shelter. The two of us sit there, silently, sharing our first kiss — waiting for a bus that might never come.
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