In the aftermath of the battle, Ben found himself adrift. He no longer knew who he was, or what he was meant to do. He had changed so much, had become something more than human. And yet, he still felt the pull of his old life, of the people he had known and loved. He longed to return to them, to be with them once more. But he knew that he could never be the same. Something had been lost, something that could never be recovered.
And so, Ben made a choice. He could not go back to his old life, could not return to what he had been. But he could still help, could still make a difference. And so, he became a guardian, a protector, a silent sentinel. He watched over the universe, keeping it safe from any future threats. And though he could never again experience the joys of his old life, he found a new kind of fulfillment in his new role. He had become something more than human, something more than a man.
And so, it was that Ben spent eternity as the guardian of the universe. He watched over the stars and the planets, ensuring that they remained safe from harm. He became a symbol of hope, a beacon of light in the darkness. He was a legend, a myth, an eternal presence. And yet, he was still, at heart, the same person he had always been. For beneath it all, Ben was still just a man, with hopes and dreams and a yearning for connection. And that, more than anything else, was his true legacy.
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DAWN OF THE DEAD END
KorkuThe story takes place in a small town that has been cut off from the outside world. The only connection to the outside is an old radio that sometimes plays emergency broadcasts. The people in the town are slowly starving to death, and they don't kn...
