Valo was an orphan, his parents having died in a car crash when he was just a baby. He never knew them, and was raised by his grandparents until they too passed away when he was in middle school. From then on, he bounced from one foster home to another, never staying in one place for too long.

Despite the many challenges he faced in his young life, Valo had always been an exceptional student. He had a natural talent for math and science, and spent most of his free time tinkering with machines and building contraptions in his spare time. His teachers and peers recognized his talents, and encouraged him to pursue a career in engineering.

And so, Valo worked tirelessly to earn a degree in mechanical engineering from a modern university. He had a bright future ahead of him, with several job offers from top engineering firms lined up. But fate had other plans.

It started with a persistent cough that just wouldn't go away. Valo tried to ignore it at first, chalking it up to stress and fatigue from his studies. But as the weeks went by, the cough grew worse and he started to feel weak and tired all the time.

A visit to the doctor confirmed Valo's worst fears: he had a life-ending disease with no known cure. He was given a few months to live at best, and advised to make the most of the time he had left.

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Faced with his own mortality, Valo struggled to come to terms with his fate. He had always been a logical and analytical person, relying on his intellect to solve problems and overcome challenges. But this was one problem he couldn't solve with his mind alone.

As he lay in his hospital bed, Valo couldn't help but wonder if there was more to life than what he had experienced so far. He had always been curious about the unknown, fascinated by stories of other worlds and dimensions. Maybe, just maybe, there was something beyond this world that he could explore before he died.

But then, doubt crept in. Was he just grasping at straws? Was there really anything beyond this life, or was this all there was? Valo struggled with these questions, unsure of what to believe.

One day, as he was going through some old boxes of his belongings, Valo came across a small envelope that he had never seen before. Inside, he found a letter from his parents, written just before their untimely death. The letter contained a mysterious message about something called "Aura Flow", a powerful energy source that could be harnessed by those with the right knowledge.

Valo had never heard of Aura Flow before, but as he read on, he felt a strange sensation in his chest, as if something was awakening inside him. The letter spoke of a world beyond their own, where people could harness the power of Aura Flow to do incredible things. It described a place where people could travel to other worlds and explore the unknown.

Could this be the answer to his questions? Could Aura Flow be the key to unlocking a whole new realm of possibilities? Valo couldn't help but feel a spark of hope, a glimmer of excitement, as he read on.

The letter spoke of a way to enter this other world, but it required a sacrifice. A sacrifice of one's old self, to become something new. Valo hesitated, unsure if he was ready to make such a sacrifice. But as he looked at his own reflection in the mirror, gaunt and weakened by his illness, he knew he had nothing left to lose.

With a deep breath, Valo made his decision. He would embrace the unknown, the uncertain, and step through the doorway into a new world.