Story cover for Beautiful Darya by hydroxsyl
Beautiful Darya
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Complete, First published Nov 18, 2018
Darya is a Persian name which means "Ocean".

In this short story, a clump of plastic huge enough to be considered a planet collides into Reggie's home planet of Darya. This incident leads to  a mass extinction, with Reggie being the last survivor. Before he dies, Reggie finds a note half buried in plastic, which explains the Plastic Planet.

Thank you all for reading.

Hydroxsyl

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