Episode 11
Audio of the Arcane presents Breanna's Haven: Episode 11 ("How Do We Move On From Here?")
That's a good question. With some information being revealed and some information still left to be discovered, how do we carry on?
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Ashley Vivian - Creator and Writer
Samantha V Hutton - Audio Engineer and Foley Artist
Featuring the voices of Ivana Santini as Tamsin, Gallaxsy as Lena Howell, Alexia Crystal as Summer Williams, Amissit Nomine as The Mermaid, David John-Bores as Ernest, Lafayette Uttarapong as Stranger 1, Mika Thomas as Stranger 2, Claudia Wetzel as Trudy, and Bailey Lisa as Tibby
Cover art by Gigi
“Breanna’s Haven Intro” and “Breanna’s Haven Outro” by SillyKicker64
"Better Day" by by Oleksandr Stepanov
"Renegade Rhymes" by Paul Verhaegen
"Bathroom Chill Background Music" by Chillmore
"Summer Nights" by KNO2984
"American Dream" by Gvidon Levkin/Bardyuzha
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Content Warning: swears
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Originally published August 19, 2024
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