The Old Man at the Forest's Edge Sold What People Had Forgotten
An old man at the forest's edge sells forgotten things imbued with memories, but tells a visitor he has nothing to sell them.
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Each sentence was submitted separately and chosen by community vote before the next one could be written. Nobody knew how it would end.
Read the Korean original →
Each of those things held its own memory, and the old man sold them to customers who needed them.
I went to find the old man myself to buy something from him, but he told me he had nothing to sell me.
The old man smiled and said, "You haven't lost anything, so there's nothing for me to sell."
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For now this page is read-only. Participation happens on the Korean site, where each sentence is written and voted on by a different person.