The Sun Natura
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Dying was the last thing he ever thought would happen to him. Despite where he grew up, what he society he lived in, he had a sense of naiveness that death was so far away. He was only 18. However, one day death came knocking on his door, leaving him in terrible pain and his family to crumble away in grief. Thus, when he was presented with a chance to be able to get back home alive and well, he grabbed it and never let it go. He would do anything to return to see his family once more.
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