Myeem

<b>What is alien also feels so familiar.</b> <br><br> An astronaut, known by everyone as his nickname, Nuke, is working on an interstellar gate when he is accidently thrown so deep into the universe that there is no way for him to return home. He is, he thinks, alone. <br><br> He does, however, find life on a planet named Myeem; its citizens look very different from him. Although relations are tense at first, Nuke finds some of these aliens think he is the prophetic forerunner to the return of their deity, Erabon, and charge him with the arduous task of reuniting the clans living on six different neighboring planets. <br><br> <b>Not all, however, are so accepting.</b> <br><br> It takes time for Nuke to realize that he is the actual alien in his story, and he finds it difficult to fit into their culture. He does become close to one Myeemian and discovers there are certain customs that eerily parallel those of Earth. <br><br> But how would that be possible? What does it mean? Is it a key for Nuke to possibly return home? Or does he need to accept that an alien world is now his home?