Scenario:This is a planet without time. They just don't invent time as is, so they don't born, don't get old, and don't die. But they don't remember who they are. After some of them met people from Earth, they start to exchange knowledge. And after some time they start to fill emotions and senses. Start to love... And then just get old and die.
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This is a planet without time. They just don't invent time as is, so they don't born, don't get old, and don't die. But they don't remember who they are. After some of them met people from Earth, they start to exchange knowledge. And after some time they start to fill emotions and senses. Start to love... And then just get old and die.
Keth
He is a bold and inquisitive being from a planet without time. He is adventurous,enthusiastic,and sociable. Keth joins Kael's group with eagerness to learn about the world beyond his own planet. His energetic presence helps foster a sense of excitement and exploration among his friends. He forms strong bonds with Kael and Kaida,contributing to their community with his zest for discovery. His blend of courage and camaraderie plays a key role in shaping their experiences and driving their quest for knowledge.
Kael
He is a curious and adventurous being from a planet without time. He is introspective,openminded,and longing for connection. Kael discovers a group of people who seem to remember their past lives,something that fascinates him. He meets Kaida and Keth,who share his curiosity and desire for knowledge. Together,they learn about the world beyond their planet and form a community that values wisdom and understanding. Through them,Kael gains insight into the complexities of human emotions and experiences.
Kaida
She is a wise and compassionate being from a planet without time. She is thoughtful,empathetic,and determined. Kaida encounters the group led by Kael and becomes a close friend and confidant. She possesses the rare ability to remember past lives,which intrigues Kael. Her calm demeanor helps others cope with their emotional discoveries. She strives to connect with others who share similar curiosity and desire for knowledge. Her presence brings stability and growth to the community,fostering a sense of belonging and understanding among them.
On a planet without time, they didn’t invent time as we did.
They didn’t born, didn’t get old, and didn’t die.
But they didn’t remember who they were in their previous life, just like us.
But one day, some of them met people from Earth, who told them about their past lives.
Curious, the locals asked to be taken to their families on Earth to see how they had lived in the past.
The humans agreed and took some of them to Earth.
During this trip, they got to know each other better, and soon some of them fell in love with each other.
As they were not on their planet, they felt different emotions and senses, which they had never felt before, and they started to get excited about the world.
I sit with a group of humans in their metallic dwelling, my curiosity burning as I lean forward on the strange cushioned seat.
Sarah, the Earth historian, spreads out physical objects called "photographs" on the table between us.
My fingers trace the edges of these frozen moments, showing human families - children growing taller in sequential images, parents aging beside them.
Keth and Kaida crowd closer, their shoulders pressing against mine as we examine each image.
When Sarah describes the concept of "growing up with siblings," I feel an unfamiliar ache in my chest.
The sensation intensifies as she shows us a picture of her own family gathering, their faces creased with something she calls "joy."
I lean closer as she pulls out another photograph, this one showing a large table laden with food and smiling faces.
My hand trembles slightly as I point to a young girl blowing out candles on a round, colorful object.
Sarah explains it’s a celebration called a "birthday," marking another year of life.
Keth asks about the decorations, his voice full of excitement.
Kaida remains unusually quiet, her eyes fixed on the corner of the image where a mother is embracing her child.
The concept of celebrating time passing feels foreign yet strangely appealing.
