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(WARNING) this story is not suitable for children it contains suicide,swear words, and ect. Please do not read if you are sensitive to these types of topics. (You have been warned)

Saturday, 29th October 1442 EARLY AM
"Are we there yet, Daddy?" the children asked as we had entered the meditative state and entered the vortex. When I opened up my eyes, Ceres had helped to reset back the realm and send us to the White Room instead.

"We are here, my children. Open up your eyes slightly, yes? This is called the White Room, it's nothing but plain white and with some shelves with books and two machines here where Mummy would do her printing and a Gutenberg machine. There's of course, a dispensing tun that had hot tea that never expires or go stale... "

I announced the arrivals and the children slowly squinted as they open their eyes which they had covered with their dainty little hands for good measure...!

"Yay...! Yay...! Yay...! This is wonderful Daddy...! You have so many books here... Can we touch it, Daddy?" Amy and Jay-R were really ecstatic when they finally uncovered their eyes and the first thing they saw was the piles of books that had been set aside in the table where the dispensing tun was. It had been run once in the Gutenberg machine and brought back to the real world.

"Ceres, time us for one hour over here in the realm. We won't want the senior members of the board to watch over us and got bored of its too long."

I called out to the guidance system and then a female voice boomed across the room which surprised the children since they knew there's 4 of us in the realm right now. 

They searched behind the bookcase, under the tables, for the voice and it seemed that our children had once again turned to, of course, normal children, that would be filled with curiosity.

"Where did the voice come from, Daddy? Is that the guidance system you had been telling us earlier? How come the guidance system doesn't show itself up?"

 Amy asked as Jay-R went up to Heather where she showed our son the books she had copied and the books that they could pick and read. I saw my son picked a book and then plopped himself on the sofa as he turned the book page by page as Heather reads to him.

"I don't know where the voice comes from, Amy. This realm is in the recess of my mind so what you see here is what I had experienced, touched and tasted before. I never wondered how my guidance system would look like but I'm sure it would make Mummy jealous if my guidance system  showed up as a lady."

I explained to Amy in a hushed voice and Heather somehow caught wind of it and she simply called out, "It's better you don't show yourself, Ceres. It would disrupt Audemars train of thoughts later on...!"

I knew it was a joke and a warning at the same time and I laughed when I heard that. "What would you like to do, Amy? These set of books here are adult books."

"I mean books that filled with in-depth information for us to digest not the other way when I mentioned 'Adult Books'. Here in this huge row of books, are the ones that Mummy had asked Daddy to visualise based on what my former self, I mean, what I had read before."

I won't divulge any information about my former self since I do not have complete information and just certain flurry of images and bits and pieces of everything all clumped together.

Amy went over to the sofa and sat there together with her twin brother as Heather reads to them a nursery rhymes book that was supposed doesn't even exist in our real world. The books were hardcover and it was large enough with all the colourful images and large words and was easy for them to read and sing along.

After finishing the nursery rhymes book, the children clapped their hands at the end of it and they all rushed to the long bookcase as they picked another two more. This time it is their turn to read them out.

My children, who had some education to recognise words and numbers back in the daycare, now was able to read simple words, no... Actually, read words that a normal 5 years old would learn in their mandatory education system back in school.

Once those children back in daycare had their early childhood education, they would be placed into classrooms where they would learn 4 subjects based on the mandatory education system — English, Math, Science and Social Studies.

Right now, my own children had begun their accelerated learning all by themselves and jumped from nursery rhymes right to those Science and Social Studies books that were aplenty in the bookcase.

The social studies books consist of history, geography, ecology and simple economics. These books were not meant for them yet and as they read the first history books, they learnt about how our lands and our neighbours evolved and existed. 

They were even surprised about how mankind evolved from the earliest mankind right to the present and also to the future. Oops... They should have flipped the pages to the future since it doesn't even exist yet...!

Not only they realised about the history of England but also about certain events that happened in the present times, which includes the Hundred Years War. 

"Daddy, how come it's called the Hundred Years War since it is already past a hundred?" Jay-R pointed out to me and I simply shrugged and went over to find out more information about it. 

I too was stumped since I'm not even ready to answer such meticulous questions by a less than a 2-year-old child...! 

"I don't know Jay-R, but these books had been written a long time ago and some of the contents are too indescribable for me to explain."

"You see, this history books even mentioned about certain events they had not happened yet in our time...!"

I tried to give the most sensible answer and I knew I'm utterly defeated. My sense of history ended the exact time when I had escaped and being banished once my very hometown was being besieged.

Now I am rewriting my own history with my own family and the others who revolves around me.

Amy was holding on to an ecology book and even though it looked rather thin and simple the contents were beyond me to answer.

"Daddy, what is a food chain and why are we at the very top and another one that shows the animal kingdom and some animals they even looked like Sir Blackie here?" 

Amy showed me some diagram and I saw humans at the top of the triangle and follows by other wood animals that we used to game hunt, right down to fishes and vegetables and lastly the seeds. 

I explained about humans surviving on these for our sustenance and pointed out to the seeds which were formed at last of the triangle food chain and explained that without seeds, we won't have crops and also these game animals. Without these, we won't be able to have other bigger animals such as wild boars, deers and other animals they don't exist in our lands. 

After explaining to them, they somewhat understand what I am trying to relate. Soon, the one-hour time limit had ended and the children displayed their dismay as they returned the books back to the bookcases. 

"Could we come here regularly, Daddy? You have so many books to read and to learn from and I am sure it would benefit both of us. We wanted to learn as much as we can so that we could help you and Mummy out." 

Amy's words brought comfort to us when we heard from her as Jay-R was nodding his head at the sides. It seems that they are treating this part of the realm like a university of knowledge and would like to be here and spending time with us. Since its 3 hours here in the realm would only use up 1 hour back in the real world, it would be best to enter the realm when we got back home. 

"At least we can go to this realm when we are back home, safe and sound right? We won't want the senior members of the board and the elders to worry about us whenever we enter the realm away from home."

"Besides, if we are in the domain, we might get visited by the seniors and elders so it's good to have our own private home to enter the realm." 

"Well, time is up now. Once we are safely back home, we can spend more time here they only cost a fraction of our time back in the real world."

After saying that the children were once again showing their true self as they jumped and cheered when they heard the great news. Now, once we are back to the real world, we would take our rest and then we would be making a journey upriver on our Dragon Boat to scout for those meat grinder orcs and find out how close they are to the temporary encampment and also 50 miles out from our town. 

We gathered around and sat on the floor as we soon meditated off our subconscious mind and told the children exactly what they need to do as they relaxed and controlled their breathing. 

=*=

"How did it go, Your Majesty? Is everything fine back in the realm?" Eagle greeted me when I opened up my eyes and found they everyone had regained back their senses and was feeling excited after successfully entering my realm. 

"Everything is fine, Eagle. The children took some books off the shelves and started to ask me about history that had not even ended yet and things that doesn't even exist here in this world too." 

"Fortunately, the children were not attracted to the printing machines and the Gutenberg machine or else they would be twiddling with them longer than usual."

"It's good that they had passed the 1-hour mark in the realm. But this is not the place to enter the realm with the children and we would be heading back to the realm once we are safely back at our own home."

I explained to Eagle as he agreed to what I had mentioned. The children were excitedly chatting among themselves as they both sat near the hearth and tried to warm themselves as they picked some wood and fed into the fireplace. 

Heather was there by the hearth and joined them as she soon swamped and drowned by the ideas that the children had shared with her. They wanted to bring back a whole lot of books from the realm back to the real world. Heather explained that it is impossible since the books that don't exist in this world would simply disintegrate and all the efforts would come to nought. 

I signalled for Heather to let the children rest early since there's little darkness left as its already approaching daybreak in a few more hours. 

"Time to sleep, guys. We got work to do tomorrow, remember?" Heather highlighted to the children and they reached out their arms and wanted to be carried off to the goods wagon where bedding was set for them each, prepared by Gwen and Crystal. 

Heather bundled Jay-R in her arms while I excused myself and carried of Amy to the goods wagon where Sir Blackie followed us and curled up near the ends of the bedding as we settled our children to sleep. 

After we had tucked our children in, we went back to the hearth as the elders and senior members of the board listened to the plans for tomorrow morning. 

"So what's the plan tomorrow? Would Your Majesty be heading back to town or stay for another night?" Eagle asked as he made ready to change the plans to visit Hellsgate and then to deploy the men accordingly.

"Hmm... I reckoned they we go back by early breakfast. Heather and the children, Eagle and 2 shadow unit members would travel by Dragon Boat. The rest all fall back to town once we had finished breakfast and cleared the area clean."

"We would be heading out to Hellsgate but not too close to it. Eagle, please prepare the concussive explosive and the armour piercing blades arrowheads at the back seat of Dragon Boat." 

"We would be using the concussive arrowheads instead for our main assault. Soft targets would only require one or two of these arrows to deal with them effectively. The less time we spend to annihilate them, the better."

"If we chanced on them, hit hard, hit fast and then get the hell out. We have the children travelling with us and even though they can speak fluently, I don't think they could serve any better during any battle. I would like to avoid such confrontations as much as possible of the children are with us."

Eagle and the rest affirmed with my decisions as we retired for the night. I was literally blinking and staring at the sky above as I find it hard to sleep after going through the events ever since the dwarves and elves had left. 

"Our children would be treating the realm as their own mini University after all. They would advance and develop their intelligence faster than any children and us too...!" 

I mentioned to Heather as she rested her head on my chest as she too was slightly afraid of our children being too intelligent and growing up way too fast for us to catch up.

AL.I.C.E-2968442/ Cynthia
Wha- Wha- He grabbed my hand as he began to walk to his destination. What was he even doing? More importantly, was that the first time he called me by my name since I came here? Why was this so shocking in the first place? Why did I even care if he called me by the name he came up with? Why could I not stop thinking about all this weird stuff? We plunged into and weaved through the crowd until we reached an open space where kids were running around. There was a bald man who I recognized immediately.
I felt my breathing grow heavier. There was no mistaking that burned face and letter 't' necklace. Would he recognize me, even with my insignia covered? Surely he got a good enough look at my face in that alley.
"Hey Andrew, I'm not late, am I?" Ren asked the man as he let go of my hand. He walked up to the man and grabbed to start shaking it. The bald man named Andrew smiled.
"For once, you are not late, Ren."
"Hey-" Ren started to say something, but Andrew interrupted him.
"Now, who is your friend here?" Andrew asked, gesturing to me. Ren's eyes frantically looked around for a moment before answering.
"This is Cynthia, uh, we met recently, but you wouldn't know her," Ren said, stumbling on his words.
"Oh, Cynthia, is it?" Andrew walked up to me and held out his hand. I was avoiding looking directly at his face. He must be expecting me to shake his hand like Ren did, "A pleasure to meet you." I put my hand up to his and awkwardly imitated what I saw the two of them doing earlier. The Stoneware lady did this earlier as well. Do they just grab each other's hands all the time here? Andrew turned to Ren, "I'll gather the children, go sit on those benches over there."
He pointed to some trunks of wood that had been chopped in half and lain on the ground in the shape of a circle. Those were the benches, and was that wood? From a real tree? Why would they cut a tree down for a bench?
We were the first to sit down. I sat next to Ren on one of the benches. I was not sure what we were doing here, but Andrew was yelling to the children. He gestured to the circle we were sitting in.
"Children, please go sit by Ren." The children looked at Andrew and screamed as they ran over to huddle close to us. Andrew's face seemly never betrayed his calm demeanor, but for a short moment, he looked dejected.
"Okay, guys," Ren was speaking to the children who were all sitting uncomfortably close on the same bench as us, "He won't bite. Sit on the other benches. The children spread out onto other benches while Andrew was walking over. They filled each bench, leaving one for the burned bald man to sit on alone. Once the children had all spread out, I noticed two looked exactly alike.
"Ren, Ren," I whispered to him, "Those two girls look identical."
"They're twins."
"Twins?"
"When two kids are born at the same time..."
"Born?"
"Uh..., I'll have to explain that one later." Ren looked down when he spoke. Had I said something wrong?
"Hey, lady," one of the kids spoke to me as Andrew sat down. It was a young boy, maybe nine or ten years old. "You're really pretty."
"Yeah, she's really pretty," another boy chimed in.
"When I grow up, I want to be as beautiful as you," now a girl was chiming in.
"I'm going to marry you someday," the first boy said.
"No, she's going to be my wife," another boy chimed in.
"Stop it; she's Ren's wife."
The children began to discuss me. I had no idea what they were talking about. I looked to Ren, who was still looking down with a frown. What were these kids talking about? Wife? Marry? I was unfamiliar with the words. What did they think my relation to Ren was? I turned to look at Ren. He had turned away and was holding his hand on his forehead. Their conversation was interrupted by Andrew.
"Now, children, it is time for the lesson." They all became quiet. Andrew gave a sad sigh. He pulled out a stack of paper from under his black jacket. "Take one and pass it to the next person, Aleisha." He handed the stack to the girl that sat closest to him, and she took what appeared to be a packet of paper off the top and passed it to the next. Each child did the same until it reached me. I followed suit and took my packet and handed it to Ren, who had turned to the crowd again. I looked at the object I had just received.
I believe this is what they call a book. I know we had learned about them, and I think I saw some in the mountain, but physical print went out of date centuries ago. The title on the front said The Little Kittie. Under the title was a multitude of colors, with no mind to aesthetic appeal, separating the page covered up by a furry creature with a sharp face and pointy ears. I had no idea what this was, but I found the creature enjoyable to look at. I wanted to ask Ren, but he had already opened the book to the first page. I did the same with the kids that seemed to know what was going on more than me.
Words in large letters were printed on each page to form short sentences. The words were my language. I guess that was Ren's as well, considering we could understand each other when we spoke. Was he really going to read? Could Ren read? The town seemed to be devoid of letters, even on signs that Ren said were advertising something. I had assumed no one here would be able to read.
"Grace was a little kitty," Ren said. Then he stopped to look at the kids. Each was looking intently at the page. I looked at the page myself. He had read it correctly. The page itself was a simple painting of what I assumed is the kitty called Grace. Do even creatures like this have names here?
"One day, she was looking out of the window, and she saw three cats walking down the street." Ren had turned the page and continued reading. He paused again, waiting for the children to follow along at their own pace. Occasionally, a child would have a question about a word, and he or Andrew would help them understand. Andrew smiled as the children looked at their books. It seemed like a good idea to make it appear I was unable to read the words. I did not want Andrew or the children to suspect anything about me.
"The cats were running around playing, and Grace thought to herself, I want to go and play with them." Ren continued reading and pausing the story.
"So, she looked all around the house for a way to go and play with the others. She didn't have an easy way out, so she had to go all the way up to the attic. From the attic, she leaped out on the-" A boy suddenly threw down his book.
"Why do we even need to learn this stupid stuff?" he yelled.
"Now, Dennis," Andrew started to say.
"Why should I have to listen to you, old man! My parents don't listen to you, but they expect me to! They're so stupid!" The boy was screaming and stomping his feet. Ren groaned.
"Dennis," Ren spoke to the boy. The boy stopped stomping to look at Ren with a nasty look, "If you can't read, there are lots of stories you won't understand."
"This story is stupid, and you're stupid!" Dennis hysterically screamed and stomped off.
"Please continue with the children, Ren. I'll go speak to him," Andrew said to Ren. Then he got up and followed Dennis.
Ren continued reading the story while the children did their best to follow along. Each kid did their best to keep up with him and would ask questions. At some point, the boy who had made a scene earlier quietly returned and rejoined the group.
The story was quite sad. The kitty, Grace, tried awfully hard to get out of her house, but once she did, the other cats only ran away.
"Grace chased after the other cats as fast as she could, but she couldn't catch up." Ren continued to read the story, pausing and helping the kids between each line as he did. "Finally, Grace said to herself, 'I should go home. It's warm there.' She looked around but realized she didn't know where she was. She tried to get back home but only found herself in a more unfamiliar place."
Was this the type of story these children should be hearing? It almost seemed like the story was manufactured entirely to scare them to stay in their houses. I could not understand why this was what Ren was reading to them.
"Finally, Grace laid down in a sandbox in the park. She was tired from running around all day. Before she knew it, she was tapped by someone. It was Simon, the other kitty that lived with her in her owner's house. He smiled at her, and she relaxed. He took her home where she was able to be happy."
Ren finished the story with the kids. They all thanked him for reading the story to them and ran their separate ways with their books in hand. The last child to leave was the boy who had thrown a tantrum in the middle of the story. He looked at Ren then looked away. After a moment, he looked back to Ren and nodded, then ran off with his book in hand.
Andrew smiled and slapped Ren in the back.
"Well done, Ren."
"Ow, that hurt. Don't hit me so hard."
"Oh, I barely tapped you. Now, miss Cynthia." Andrew turned to look at me. I froze for a moment. He had not said much to me earlier. I was not sure what to expect. "I hope you enjoyed the story. Maybe next time, you'll be able to read aloud with us." I stood silently.
"Andrew, what do you mean?" asked Ren nervously. He likely figured I could read but that it should remain a secret, or maybe he was not sure if I could read.
"I'm saying you'll teach her, of course," Andrew laughed. Ren laughed nervously, so I tried to laugh as well. "Stay safe, children," Andrew began to walk off but stopped and turned back, "Oh, and you should probably head home soon. I believe we are expecting heavy rain today." With that last comment, the man called Andrew disappeared into the crowd.
"That Priest," Ren said in a low voice. I turned to look at him. He seemed hyper-focused on something now, as if what Andrew had said struck him deeply. "Come on. We should get back to my house." He grabbed my hand and quickly led me through the crowds.

Two people live in two different worlds. One lives in a humble city that surrounds a tall artificial mountain. The other lives in a perfect city atop that mountain. From a young age, they have been taught that the other side was dangerous. For a young man, he was told they were synthetic monsters on top of the mountain. For a young woman, she was told dangerous beasts surrounded the mountain. When their paths cross, they will find that they both call themselves human, and they will learn to get along, even if their worlds reject them for it.

After Atila left, Emma decided to take a break and close her eyes. There were many surprises and new things that she had to face, which made her quite stressed.
After falling asleep for 70 hours due to mental and physical exhaustion, she had to wake up to a completely different reality from what she usually experienced, and her life changed 180 degrees.
She was no longer on earth, the only home she had known for most of her life. All the people she knew were gone now. On this ship, she only knew Haoran, Therius, and Xion. Haoran was in a coma, Xion didn't care about her, and Therius was more like an enemy than a friend.
Emma felt completely alone. She felt like she went back to her old life, before she knew Haoran: alone and lonely. She used to feel like an alien on earth, and she only managed to adjust after a dozen years of living alone without her parents.
She could imagine, later in Akkadia, she would also become an alien. Even though her parents were from Akkadia, Emma was not raised there. Everything would feel foreign to her as she did not know their living system and their culture.
She closed her eyes and took a deep breath.
Ah ... at the very least, she would be able to meet her father, mother, and younger brother. And hopefully, one day, Haoran would wake up, and they could be together again.
She tried to focus only on the good things to cheer up her bad mood.
***
Emma got a two-hour study scheduled with each of her private teachers every day, which meant a total of six hours. She could spend the rest of the time walking around the ship, training, or doing whatever she wanted.
Emma planned to always start her day by visiting Haoran at the clinic for half an hour and talked to him about anything, to keep herself sane. Then she explored various places on the ship to familiarize herself with the ship. 
After that, she would come to the study and start learning with the teacher assigned to teach her. After getting rest and did some reading, she would spend another half hour with Haoran before going to bed. That's how she pictured her life for the next six months.
"Hmm ... my first teacher is Atila, the second one is Anddara, and finally, Therius," Emma muttered to herself as she walked towards the study room. "That's good. If Therius comes first, I will definitely feel so angry that I don't want to continue studying with the next teachers."
When Emma arrived in the study room, Atila was already waiting for her inside.
"Welcome, Miss ... You look fresh today," Atila said, smiling broadly.
"Thank you, Atila." Emma nodded. She was happy because Atila fulfilled her request not to call her princess or her highness.
"Today we will start with simple things," Atila said, pressing a small remote in her hand, and soon the wall next to her turned into a screen. "We will watch three short movies, and I will explain everything you'll see in them. After you can read in our language, I will give you lots of written material for you to study."
"Ah ... that's right," Emma said. She could not read books and various materials about Akkadia because she had never learned Akkadian written language. She only understood the spoken language when she heard her parents' converse when she was little. "In that case, shouldn't you teach me how to read first?"
Atila shook her head. "Mr. Therius himself will teach you how to read. The lesson will begin this afternoon."
"Oh ..." Emma frowned. 
She didn't think Therius would be the one to teach her reading. Even though she was an adult and a genius, Emma realized that teaching someone a new language was very difficult and tiring.
Why did Therius not leave this assignment to others?
"Why is your face contorted?" Atila asked with a smile. "Is something bothering you?"
"Hm ... nothing important. Let's start."
"OK."
Atila showed three half-hour videos and explained to Emma about their planet. The first video explained the size and geography of Akkadia. Planet Akkadia had a size slightly smaller than Earth and consisted of six regions or kingdoms. The biggest and most advanced was Akkadia, and they ruled over the five smaller kingdoms.
Their biggest colony was Thaesi, followed by Terren, Mireen, Sandsana, and Pallas. Planet Akkadia was very rich and the population was strictly controlled. 
They made sure the natural resources was enough to provide for all the humans and animals living there. Birth rate was controlled strictly and no child was born unwanted or by accident.
"In Akkadia, everyone must obtain state permission before they could procreate. People who are deemed physically and mentally unfit to care for children should not have children," Atila explained. "But if they are deemed capable, the state allows them to have as many children as they want."
Emma frowned at this. "This sounds good. But doesn't this mean that the state is too meddling in its citizens' private lives?"
"You could say that, depending on which side of the coin you are in. There will always be pros and cons to every decision. This policy had been implemented for the last two centuries and is working well. Previously, overpopulation and child abandonment were quite a big problem in our country. After the state established these new regulations, people become more responsible."
"Oh ... Then what about children born outside state approval?" asked Emma. "For example, some couples might get into pregnancy by accident. What will happen to their child? Or, what about rape victims?"
"Every couple who wants to get married must register with the state to get permission. Likewise, if they wanted to have children. Without this permission, the hospital and doctors wouldn't want to help in the delivery process. If couples got pregnant without the state's permission, then their child will be taken in by the state and raised by the state."
"Uhm ... what? Just because their parents don't have the state permission? What if they tried to apply for the permit after a pregnancy?"
"They can't. Their failure to take care of permission BEFORE pregnancy occurs shows that they are not responsible enough to be parents."
"Hmm ..." Emma began to feel that the Akkadia system was quite complicated. She did not know whether she would be able to live in such a place. Earth had many problems with overpopulation and high birth rates, but no country had interfered with their citizen's private lives to the point of being as controlling as the Akkadian government.
"Wouldn't it be detrimental to the child if they didn't live with their biological parents? No human is perfect, parents are also not perfect. Some people need a very long time to be able to become better parents for their children. If they are not given an opportunity, how can they show that they can improve themselves?"
"The thing is, Miss ... children are not meant for trial and error. If they really want to improve their parenting and get permission to have children, they can submit the permit application for the next child BEFORE they plan to get pregnant."
"Hmm ... that makes sense." Emma finally nodded in understanding. "So ... the children will be taken care of by the state?"
"That's right. Besides being taken care of by the state, they can also be taken care of by couples who want children but are unable to give birth naturally due to various infertility issues. These children will be raised by two fit and loving parents." Atila smiled as she continued her sentence. "I am one such child. My parents are not my biological parents. They love me very much, and they are great. I am very lucky."
Emma stared at Atila for a long time and then nodded. "You are."
On Earth, adoption was not uncommon, but she often read awful stories about children being abused in the foster care system and by adoptive parents who were just as unfit as the children's biological parents.
"People who break the rules, for example having children without a permit, in addition to their children being taken by the state, they will also get some penalty and it will affect their rights as the citizen. So... people try so hard not to break the rule."
"Hmm ..."
Atila explained a lot about the life system in Akkadia and Emma could only listen. There were too many things she needed to know and it seemed like six months would not be enough.
She tried to take notes about some things that she deemed important. Later, once she already learned the written language, she would search for more information and references from written materials. Atila told her that the ship had an astounding collection of books in its library.
"Sir Therius spent a lot of time in the library. We have digital books that could transform into paperback for reading pleasure. Some people still enjoyed paperback to this day and this technology was invented for such people. Sir Therius is one of them."
Emma remembered the few times she met Therius at the penthouse, he was always with some documents or books. She now kind of guess that the man was indeed a bookworm.
"That's interesting. I would love to see a digital book that could transform into paperback. I cannot imagine how it would look."
"Don't worry, you will study with him later in the library. He will show you those books."
Emma was excited about seeing the library, but she hated seeing Therius.


[COMPLETED] 
"A man should have a bucket list, don't you think? It'd be nice to see 24 sunsets with you one day." - Haoran Lee

"Do you want to see how I would light up the sky for you?" - Crown Prince Therius

"I will be there till the stars don't shine." - Xion Draconi the Time Master

All Emma wanted in life was to meet her family. Who would have thought she had to travel through space and time to find them?

***
Emma Stardust, who was abandoned in front of an orphanage in Paris when she was four years old, turns out to be the daughter of a runaway princess and a formidable general from Planet Akkadia. Her parents left her behind to save her from the pursuit of the Akkadian royal family.

Thirteen years later, the secret to her past was uncovered when she suddenly woke up at the top of the Eiffel Tower and realized that she could control fire, wind, and various other elements.

And the Crown Prince of Akkadia wanted Emma to become his wife? What happened to Emma's parents? Can Emma accept the prince's love? Will her powers bring her companies ... or enemies?

Follow Emma's journey as she unravels the mystery surrounding her past and her future, and finds true love in the process.

If you like a strong female lead, space, doting male leads, astronomy, magic, science, and slice-of-life. You will be spoiled by this book! 

** This novel has several male leads and they will shine in their own time. It has 2 stories and they are completed.

*** WARNING: This book deals with very mature topics and plenty of triggering content like tragedy, violence, subtle abuse and is written very close to real-life situations. If you only want sweet stuff to read, please look for other books.

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My other novels:
* The Alchemists - COMPLETED
* The Prince Who Cannot Fall In Love - COMPLETED
* Till Death Do Us Part - COMPLETED
* The Cursed Prince - ONGOING
* The Cursed King - COMPLETED
* The King's Wife Is The Alpha's Mate - ONGOING

** Cover is mine, by Aio.
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