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Ongoing, First published Nov 23, 2023
This scifi story is high on : emotion and scientific deliberation.  In this scifi story a space traveller crash lands into the planet of the Immortals. And there he learns the joys of being an immortal and the pain of being an immortal. Because Immortals too at some point in their lives choose to die.

And when you lose someone whom you have loved for 20000 years, is a feeling that is very difficult to deal with. 

The space traveller encounters emotions and life unlike he had ever experienced. To know in detail about him and his journey into the planet of the Immortals. please read this short science fiction.
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