Living as a Pyraquinn

Living as a Pyraquinn

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Deep beneath the ocean, Soryx lives among thousands of Pyraquinns in a vast underwater village carved into the walls of an enormous chasm. To Soryx, life in the deep is completely ordinary: escaping his arguing parents, meeting up with his best friend Razzik, hunting for food, exploring the ocean, and getting himself into situations he probably should have avoided. But Soryx has always been curious about what exists beyond the water-especially the mysterious Korzynths who live on land. What begins as an ordinary trip to the surface soon pulls Soryx into experiences far beyond his familiar underwater home, all while he navigates friendships, family, and the strange everyday chaos of simply living as a Pyraquinn.
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