He left the ruins in the gray twilight, stopped, suddenly clearly realized the essence of this world: the inexorable cold movement of the planet; The earth died without leaving the heirs; ruthless darkness; blind dogs of the sun in eternal movement; The oppressive black emptiness of the universe. And somewhere there they are two driven beasts, trembling, like foxes in shelter. Life of loan: time - debt, the world - too, even eyes, in order to be horrified and pouring tears, and those - in debt.
The protagonist departs from the desolate landscape as twilight descends, experiencing a profound realization about the harsh realities of their world. They perceive the relentless progression of time and the earth's decay, devoid of legacy or hope, enveloped in an unyielding darkness. The universe looms ominously, emphasizing the insignificance of existence amidst the infinite void.
In this bleak life, the characters resemble two frightened animals seeking shelter, embodying vulnerability and fear. Their existence is marked by a sense of indebtedness, where time, the world, and even their emotions seem like burdens, leading to despair and horror. The narrative highlights the weight of existence as a relentless cycle of debt and loss.
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