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When The Sun Died (Book One)

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As I write this, I am hunted by a beast from the cosmos. I will die soon. I can feel it.

Simply put, this is a story of how I, the Narrator, died. And it all began because of a girl who wanted to see the stars.

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When Eris, Boreas and Lethe wanted to venture the unknown world, a man's head exploded right in front of them. Slowly, they uncover the secrets of their cobbled world. A skeleton of the past unearths. 

And I had watched it over and over again. Sit back, relax and let me tell you the story of the time when the sun did not rise.All Rights Reserved

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