  We study a Type IIB isotropic toroidal compactification with non-geometric
fluxes. Under the assumption of a hierarchy on the moduli, an effective scalar
potential is constructed showing a runaway direction on the real part of the
K\"ahler modulus while the rest of the moduli are stabilized. For the effective
model to be consistent it is required that displacements in the field space are
finite. Infinite distances in field space would imply a breakdown in the
hierarchy assumption on the moduli. In this context, the Swampland Distance
Conjecture is satisfied suggesting the possibility of leaving or entering the
Swampland by a parametric control of the fluxes. This is achieved upon allowing
the non-geometric fluxes to take fractional values. In the process we are able
to compute the cut-off scale below which the theory is valid, completely
depending on the flux configuration. We also report on the appearance of a
discrete spectrum of values for the string coupling at the level of the
effective theory.
