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A devastating virus has ravaged humanity, leaving most of the population decimated. The virus's effects have been particularly severe among those who survived, as many of them lost their sight due to the infection. This sudden loss of vision transformed the world into a place where survival depended on other heightened senses and communal cooperation.

Centuries after the catastrophe, society has evolved in unique and intriguing ways. In this new world, the concept of seeing has become almost mythical, as most people are born without the ability to perceive visually. In this environment, blindness has become the norm, and communities have adapted their ways of life accordingly, relying heavily on sound, smell, touch, and intuition to navigate their surroundings.

Amid this background, the birth of twin children causes a remarkable change. These twins are born with a rare and legendary gift: the ability to see. Their sight is considered a divine or mystical trait, setting them apart from everyone else in their tribe. The twins’ sight signifies hope for the future and the possibility of new ways of understanding the world.

The twins’ father quickly recognizes the importance of protecting his children and his tribe. With their newfound ability to see, the twins become central figures in the community, but also potential targets for those who might seek to exploit or harm them. The father takes on the responsibility of safeguarding his family from external threats, especially from a powerful and dangerous queen who sees the twins’ sight as a challenge to her authority.

As the story unfolds, the father must navigate a complex web of political intrigue, danger, and tradition. His primary goal is to ensure the safety of his children while also defending his tribe from the queen’s ambitions. The narrative explores themes of perception, the value of sight versus other senses, and the enduring human desire for understanding and clarity amidst chaos. Ultimately, it is a story about protection, hope, and the evolution of society in the face of extraordinary circumstances.