Rotten Fruit

<p>What happens when feeling too much becomes a flaw?<br>In a future where humans and symbiotic entities share emotions like living networks Lúcia is chosen for a fusion ritual with the ancient being Ehr-Zuonn.<br>But what was meant to be the peak of communion becomes an irreversible fracture.</p><p>Rotten Fruit is a visceral and lyrical plunge into the collapse of symbiosis.<br>A symbolic and emotional horror that spreads like a disease - silent beautiful and impossible to contain.</p><p>The story blends existential sci-fi psychological horror and philosophical speculative fiction in a reality where body and language fuse into one decaying organism of grief and memory.</p><p>For readers of Jeff VanderMeer Ursula K. Le Guin and those who crave stories that blur the boundaries between identity connection and cosmic language.</p><p>Here tears don't cleanse - they corrode.<br>Love empathy and unity are twisted into a profound undoing.</p><p>Language: English (translated from Brazilian Portuguese)<br>This is an independent experimental sci-fi novella - part poem part nightmare all feeling.</p><p>You won't understand it.<br>You'll feel it.<br>And then... you'll carry it.</p>