In a world where nothing is as it seems, Asia’s distant vistas of her psyche are torn asunder by the echoes of lost memories. Born with the inability to recall her past, Asia stumbles through life destined to repeat the same delusions that plague her. Her primary care physician, Dr. Zhang, believes she suffers from Irritable Cognitive Disorder of Vehicular Visitor 30091, a psychological condition no one truly understands, yet he is determined to help her find solace.

ICDV, as it’s abbreviated, has fascinated many a medical professional, who’ve tried and failed to study its complexities. What little they know is derived from Asiatic case studies and seems flawed at best. With every utopian example comes a mirror of dystopian reality where distinguished documentation falls short of reconciling all causations.

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