TheodoreTheRat

Inspired by stories such as "All quiet on the western front" 

In a war-torn city cloaked in despair, a man grapples with the haunting memories of his past as a soldier. As he wanders the empty streets of Moscow, the echoes of duty weigh heavily on his heart, pulling him into a world where hope feels like a distant star—faint, flickering, and almost unreachable.

 He is haunted by the stories of lives lost and the moral compromises he made in the name of honor. 

Amid this turmoil, the tale of a knight depicted in a mural—a figure burdened by a merciless command—resonates within him. Their stories intertwine, revealing the universal struggle between duty and conscience. The knight's tragic fate serves as a mirror for the protagonist's own search for meaning in a world steeped in suffering.

As he navigates the darkness of his circumstances, he witnesses acts of kindness in the midst of chaos, and for the first time, begins to question the very beliefs that have defined him. Through his journey of despair and reflection, he finds himself drawn toward a glimmer of hope, as the faint, distant stars begin to take on new significance.

"The Weight of Distant Stars" is a poignant exploration of the human spirit's resilience, the complexities of duty, and the unexpected pathways that lead to belief and hope, even in a world filled with echoes of sorrow.

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Also, I am not a good artist so you aren't getting A cover.

Table of "The Weight of Distant Stars"

Table of contents

Volume 1