The Stars, My Brothers

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The protagonist grapples with a profound fear rooted in his past, embodied by the enigmatic figure of Reed Kieran. This haunting presence symbolizes a connection to lost worlds and the weight of unspoken memories, overshadowing his perception of both the present and future. As he navigates his emotional landscape, the story delves into themes of memory, identity, and the lingering shadows of what once was.