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Complete, First published May 13, 2021
What does death look like to immortal people? An odd flash of light and a sinister black snow have brought a cosmic disease upon the Shell people, who now suddenly find themselves fragile, weak, and brittle just like their burnt land made of deserts. A group of legendary heroes is called to aid and find a cure to the Decay, and this will soon lead them into a  war against an unexpected enemy. But when they arrive on the battlefield, they find out a terrible truth.

English translation by Giulia Casati.

Info for new readers: 
This is my debut on Wattpad and I have a huge, burning desire to tell you my stories. I ask for all your support and your comments in order to grow!

The Soulgivers story is made up of a collection of short stories that together form the narrative picture in which the events related to the Decay unfold. The Decay is a cosmic disease of a thousand faces which is bringing the people of the Multiverse to extinction and that was created by the destruction of First RIng, the artificial planet that made multiple realities possible.

Each story unveils a small sliver of these realities and shows us a glimpse of the diversity of its people and the role of the Soulgivers, the long-standing protectors of the existence whose origins are lost in the mists of time.

The series of stories is poised between sci-fi and fantasy, where the inevitable war for the cure to the Decay, which will just be enough for only one population, is driven by the desperate instinct to survive oblivion.

*Soulgivers is a board game designed and illustrated by Luca Cervini and successfully funded on Kickstarter in October 2020.*
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