And the Sea Screams: Don't Let Me Go. Life is a Story - story.one - Diós, Eszter
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For generations, Sirens living in the Ocean of Ruins preyed on unlucky sailors to feed themselves and the eternal fury burning in their hearts.For generations, Mermaids living in the Icy Deep hid from the rest of the world, distant and cold, thinking they were always in the right, feeding themselves with delusions of moral superiority. And one day, Sereia, the Coldwater Mermaid, and Raidne, the Siren, form an unlikely bond which urges them to uncover some of their biases and generational misbeliefs still lingering in their hearts. But will it be enough to stop the rapidly forming cracks in their relationship before it's too late?…mehr

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For generations, Sirens living in the Ocean of Ruins preyed on unlucky sailors to feed themselves and the eternal fury burning in their hearts.For generations, Mermaids living in the Icy Deep hid from the rest of the world, distant and cold, thinking they were always in the right, feeding themselves with delusions of moral superiority. And one day, Sereia, the Coldwater Mermaid, and Raidne, the Siren, form an unlikely bond which urges them to uncover some of their biases and generational misbeliefs still lingering in their hearts. But will it be enough to stop the rapidly forming cracks in their relationship before it's too late?
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Storytelling has always been a passion for me ever since I was little. I believe there is weight to the stories we tell and the way we do so. My goal was always to bring people to think outside the box, to willingly try and see all the sides there are. That is one of the reason my first two short stories are the way they are; they both deal with different types of moral problems and debates that are crucial to our society. That is also why there is no right or wrong side in my stories. Sometimes you sympathise more with the "villains", sometimes the narrator, but if you really thought about it, both sides have their own reasons. I believe crytical thinking skills are crucial for all of us, and although I try to educate with my stories, you also need to think for yourself to get to the real depth. Every story has something to offer, sometimes you just need to dig deeper.