Distant Folk: The unwritten history Kindle Edition

He thought that everything she told him with love was a lie. He felt as if he had entered a different world. Often they were not sure when and where it was; seeing, hearing, and knowing were strange things. He knew that many of those events would happen later. Love and sex were forbidden in their world. There, wheels, paper and languages were banned. Folk tales and songs were banned. Children and youth are missing there. No one knows where they go and what happens to them. Others suffer from laughing sickness. Many people die. Natural calamities and accidents put the country in crisis. They fear that what happened in that distant world will happen here. Some tell them that if they go back to their world, the problems here will end. The rest of their lives are filled with fear, realizing that they can only return there through death. To escape from it they seek refuge in the faith and worship of the Koichuri tribe. Their methods, which are incompatible with life in the modern world, are able to attract more people. Their message reaches every part of the country. Even after eliminating terrorist groups, the problems do not end. New groups are formed. They look for various ways to fulfil their need. Serious crises threaten the survival of society. He realizes that what she told him to amuse him were not lies, they were some warnings. He wanders in search of an answer to the question of who she is and who he is. He told the story of his wanderings in villages and cities. It contained future truths. Time was creating someone to find those documents that he kept secret. Read more