Fallen in love with the Loli Princess in novel story

Narumi Amakawa sat in his cluttered workshop, surrounded by blueprints and holographic projections of intricate machinery. His orange eyes flickered with a mix of concentration and contemplation as he adjusted the settings on a magic reactor. The low hum of energy filled the air, a testament to his mastery as a galactic magic engineer.

Sighing deeply, Narumi leaned back in his chair and ran a hand through his silver hair, his handsome features etched with a serious expression. The weight of his decision pressed upon him like an unyielding force, causing his brows to furrow.

"I never expected it to be this difficult," he murmured to himself, his voice filled with a hint of hesitation. "Private companies offer tempting conditions with very high salaries, but the Imperial Army's reach and influence can't be ignored either."

As if seeking solace from the conundrum that plagued him, Narumi's gaze shifted to a nearby bookshelf. There, nestled among technical manuals and schematics, was his secret treasure—a collection of well-worn novel series, "Loli Princess Novel." With a mixture of anticipation and guilt, he reached out and gently pulled one of the books from its place.

A soft smile played on his lips as he traced his fingers over the cover, depicting the charming visage of his favorite character, Christina Aurestear. With her captivating purple eyes and long wavy light purple hair, she was a vision of elegance. Dressed in a luxurious frilled red dress that accentuated her grace, she wore a delicate circlet adorned with roses, adding a touch of regality to her appearance.

Christina Aurestear was not only known for her beauty but also for her wisdom and wit, often displaying a tsundere demeanor that both intrigued and enchanted those around her. Narumi couldn't help but feel a deep connection to this fictional character.

"Christina..." he whispered, his eyes glimmering with a touch of longing. "Your courage, your unwavering resolve... I wish I could protect your life and make your wish come true." Lost in his daydreams, Narumi's thoughts drifted to the scene that had touched him deeply—the heartbreaking moment when Christina, facing an irresistible threat, met her tragic fate. It was a pivotal moment in the series, one that had left both him and countless fans shedding tears of sadness.

He closed his eyes for a moment, envisioning her face—the face of the loli princess who prayed to the Goddess Ira and confronted that colossal biomachine monster without flinching, her piercing purple eyes filled with wisdom and courage beyond her years. A small smile tugged at the corners of his lips as he recalled the strength and selflessness she displayed throughout the story.

"Oh, my Christina," Narumi whispered, his voice filled with both admiration and sorrow. "You sacrificed yourself for your people, trying to protect them until the very end of your life, and even though you did something like that, your people have not been saved. Your tale really touched the hearts of many, including mine."

Opening his eyes, Narumi took a deep breath and glanced around, searching for a place to rest. Nearby, a large sofa provided a perfect spot for reflection. He settled into its softness, his silver hair shimmering in the warm, automatic light.

Gently opening the Loli Princess Novel again, Narumi immersed himself in the familiar words and illustrations. The pages turned effortlessly as he lost himself in Christina's world. The author of the series had been cruel, he thought to himself, deceiving everyone by making them believe that Christina was the main heroine, only to abruptly end her life in the third volume. Many readers had debated what Christina would do when faced with the colossal biomachine monster at the end of second volume, but in the beginning of the next volume, she had been killed without being able to do anything.

Feeling a mix of frustration and sadness, Narumi closed the Loli Princess Novel gently. His fingers lingered on the cover for a moment, tracing the outline of Christina's face, before he carefully placed it back on the shelf. The book had brought him both joy and heartache, but now it was time to move on.

With a determined expression, Narumi stepped out from the workshop. The weight of Christina's story still resonated within him, but he knew that he couldn't dwell on fictional worlds forever. It was time for him to face his own reality and make a decision about his future.

Leaving the cluttered workshop behind, ready to embrace new challenges and adventures. As he walked into the unknown, the memory of Christina's courage and sacrifice would serve as a reminder of the strength and determination he needed to forge his own path.