Relar: Age of the Wind

Why do we fight? For freedom? For love? For honour? In 2178, a century after the United Nations disbanded and each country received the right to govern its own affairs, Canada has borrowed from it's past; its government no longer allows women to own property or open bank accounts. Meanwhile, men are raised to be fearless warriors, protectors, and providers for their families. But they are pressured to be perfect, strong, and successful. Both genders carry a heavy burden. Luckily, Canada's youth have something to thirst for. Something most would find a little daunting. And a little scary. Relar. Here they fight and complete dangerous quests to earn wealth and fame. 24/7, the entire thing is broadcasted for the whole world to see. Adonis Sarris is a fourteen-year-old girl, stuck crossdressing as a boy to provide for her mother after a recent divorce. She falls for her best friend. Su media naranja. The only problem is he's a boy, and she's a girl pretending to be a boy. Once they turn sixteen, they can be jailed for partaking in homosexual acts. Their love is best kept secret, but they are not good at burying their feelings. The two end up upsetting Fidel, the president of Relar, and as punishment, they are forced to participate in Relar as the lawbreakers everyone wants to kill.