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Type the words. Write the story. Under an old oak by the river, a boy sits with a stick and scratches his first words into the dust. Over ten short chapters he will lose them to the rain, rebuild them by moonlight, watch them burn, and gather them again downstream. Every word on the page is one you type. Write each word right where it floats, letter by letter in ink, and watch it drift up into the oak while the boy writes along beside you. When you write well, the bird on the branch sings. ...Type the words. Write the story.
Under an old oak by the river, a boy sits with a stick and scratches his first words into the dust. Over ten short chapters he will lose them to the rain, rebuild them by moonlight, watch them burn, and gather them again downstream.

Every word on the page is one you type. Write each word right where it floats, letter by letter in ink, and watch it drift up into the oak while the boy writes along beside you. When you write well, the bird on the branch sings.

The book remembers how you wrote it.

At the end of each chapter you read the page you just wrote, exactly the way you wrote it.
Words you saved glow in ink.

Words you mistyped stay crossed out, with the right word after, like a real draft.

Words the storm took leave a smudge where they should have been.

Words you lost come back. In Chapter 8 they drift downstream. Find them and restore your pages.
No two players finish with the same book. It is rough. It is yours.

Every chapter plays like it reads.

The Rain washes the ink away. Write a word before it runs.

The Wind blows words clean off the page.

The Fire catches a word and spreads to the next one.

The Mud swallows what you don't write in time.

The Book is the last page: everything at once.

One oak, one river, a whole story.
The same old oak stands in every chapter, and the story changes around it in hand-drawn pixel art: a golden dusk, a storm, a candle in the shelter, a burning night, the charred morning after, new leaves, a sunset. The oak sways, the river shimmers under the sun and moon, fireflies drift, and the boy writes on as you type.

Cozy to listen to.
Your typing plays the melody. A cozy soundtrack of felt piano, kalimba, nylon guitar and soft brushes plays underneath, and every correct letter is a note in its key. Each finished word resolves on a gentle chord.

Every place has its own sounds: the river, wind in the leaves, rain, a crackling fire, crickets, bees and birdsong. Thunder rolls in after the lightning.

Calm by default. A challenge when you want one.
No countdown clock. Take the story at your own pace; only the weather is in a hurry.

Grades and stars for every stage, the grade pressed into a wax seal, if you want to come back for a cleaner copy.

Drying Ink, an optional challenge: every word slowly dries, and a dried word costs a heart.

Fast Pen and nine more achievements, for when you want a goal.

Features.
10 chapters, 30 stages, and a story told one word at a time

Story pages that record your saved, lost, mistyped and recovered words

One animated pixel-art oak by the river, with its own time and weather in every chapter

A living scene: the boy writes as you type, and the bird on the oak reacts to you

A cozy soundtrack your keystrokes play along with

Nature sounds for every scene, with their own volume slider

Fully playable from the keyboard

Large-word, screen-shake and typing-note options

10 Steam Achievements and Steam Cloud saves
About 1–2 hours to finish the story. English words; QWERTY, AZERTY and QWERTZ keyboards all work. Далее