Losing Sehee

A Korean science fiction novella of memory, love, and existence from the Orot Multiverse.

From the universe of Echoes: The Resonance of Consciousness comes a more personal story about memory, loss, and the connection between two people across time and space.

While Echoes explores the vast scale of civilizations, cosmic mysteries, and the evolution of humanity, Losing Sehee turns its attention to something smaller and more personal:

One man.
One lost person.
A memory that refuses to disappear.

She disappeared.
The universe forgot her.
But Calvin remembers.

Ten years after Captain Sehee Kwon vanished, humanity has become part of a greater galactic civilization.

Earth and Mars have rebuilt themselves among the stars. Humanity has encountered civilizations beyond its own imagination, and the universe is no longer an endless silence.

But for Calvin, time stopped on the day Sehee disappeared.

Sehee was a soldier who always walked toward danger. A commander who carried the weight of countless lives.

To the universe, she was a hero.

But Calvin saw something no one else saw.

Behind the title, behind the mission, behind the countless battles was a person who simply wanted to live.

When a forgotten name begins to return and traces of a lost existence begin to echo across the universe, Calvin must confront an impossible question:

What does it mean to remember someone the universe itself has forgotten?

Losing Sehee is an emotional science fiction novella from the Orot Multiverse, exploring:

• memory and identity
• love beyond time and space
• consciousness and existence
• the meaning of being human

This novella can be read as a standalone story. Readers do not need to read Echoes: The Resonance of Consciousness to experience Calvin and Sehee's journey.

For readers who enjoy:

• character-driven science fiction
• emotional space opera
• philosophical stories about consciousness
• Korean science fiction and translated literature
• stories that explore humanity beyond the stars

Losing Sehee was originally written in Korean.

This special edition offers readers a deeper experience of the story beyond the English adaptation.

Readers who purchase this edition will receive access to:

• the original Korean text (PDF)
• an English author's note about the characters, themes, and the creation of the story
• additional background information about the Orot Multiverse

By exploring the original Korean story alongside the English adaptation, readers can experience how emotions, meanings, and atmosphere are carried across languages.

For readers interested in Korean literature, science fiction, or the creative process behind storytelling, these materials provide a unique opportunity to discover another layer of the story.

Losing Sehee is not only a journey across the universe, but also a journey across languages, cultures, and perspectives.