Project: Kami

Project: Kami

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Immortality isn't as great as some people make it out to be. It's a boring life of living and never dying. Pain's still there, but does it really matter when you're immortal? It's an unnecessary thing at best once you realize that you can never grow old with the person you love or when you watch everything that you hold dear escape from your hands or when you finally realize that no matter how many ideas you concoct to do during those long years, it all gets boring. So, what do you do when you're immortal? Crisanto Dimalanta - a person that everyone treats as a background character, an NPC in games that you could barely get yourself to care about, a blurred face on Google Maps, and a god - decides to simply shape up and use that as a means of making things better (or worse). After all, if he can't use his immortality for himself, why can't he use it to help someone else? Maybe being a god has its perks - he could finally save people without worrying about his own life. However, he fails to realize something important. If a person can't save themselves, how could they save others?
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