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Uchronia 

The love story of Layla and Majnun, two aliens made of dark matter, and their journey to the planet 52°N,13°E, to Berlin in Germany. Layla and Majnun long for togetherness—an act that would cause cosmic catastrophes on their home planet. But on Earth, they must become matter, migrating into human bodies to finally fulfill the promise of their love.
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The love story of Layla and Majnun, two aliens made of dark matter, and their journey to the planet 52°N,13°E, to Berlin in Germany. Layla and Majnun long for togetherness—an act that would cause cosmic catastrophes on their home planet. But on Earth, they must become matter, migrating into human bodies to finally fulfill the promise of their love.

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