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Hey all!
I’m trying to remember the name of this comic/webtoon I remember reading on instagram maybe a few years ago.

It was about this guy who was stuck in his own nightmares I think and this black spindly monster kept trying to kill him. But then eventually there is a girl when they are in some bathroom who gives him a phone and tells him to contact her on the next run through because whenever they died it would loop back again.

I also remember a scene where the black spindly monster was sitting at a desk on the phone to someone.

Does anyone happen to know what this is?

Thank you!

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