Confession of the Immortal

This edition is based on the original manuscript. It has been preserved in its authentic form, which means that minor errors or translation inaccuracies may remain. These do not affect the essence of the narrative but serve as a reminder of its originality and unedited character. Link to Excerpt: https: // "Confession of the Immortal" Zohar by Leo Palffy de Erdöd I don't remember when I was born. I remember the smell of stone in the sun. I remember how fire danced in the cave, and people looked at it as if it were a deity. They didn't know that one day they would learn to build cities, write books, fly... and kill by the millions. I was there when someone wrote the first law. I argued with someone who said the soul is just a breath. Sometimes I saved. Sometimes I destroyed. I am the Chronicler. The Witness. The Shadow. This is my confession. My story. Perhaps yours.