The past never dies, even if we bury it, remain silent, or stop remembering it.
No one forgets. You can pretend not to, but you will never forget, especially those memories engraved in our consciences and carved into the corners of our minds with the brush of pain and the ink of injustice.
Saad Al-Dabbas
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A thrilling journey that blends horror, history, and myth, in which the reader explores mysterious worlds filled with secrets and challenges.
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