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"You were thrown in a world unknown with creatures so far from reality."

Rose Ann Bardot is a girl who’s been living under the roof together with terrible people after tragically losing her beloved mother. Her grandmother and her aunties have mistreated and starved her for as long as she can remember. Every day she hopes that she’ll be set free from the grasp of her evil relatives. 

The only thing that sparks hope in her heart is a beautiful necklace that her mother entrusted to her. Knowing that whenever she wears it, she feels the comfort of her mother. Little does she know that one day, the necklace would be the cause of her salvation and her discovery of a new world.

Join Rose as she embarks on a journey to a place she would never imagine exists. And along the way she uncovers secrets and mysteries she’d never expected.

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Inspired by Alice in Wonderland & The Nutcracker and The Four Realms.

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Hello there! If you plan to read my book after that synopsis then buckle your seatbelts, it'll be a long ride. If you're not convinced, then beware, I'll hunt you down. Kidding! I won't force anyone but do give it some thought. I'm sure you'll enjoy it. 

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Center Realm: The Girl and Her Glowing Necklace

I gasped out in disbelief, narrowing my eyes at her, "I was only a fool that I decided to keep trusting you longer. I never knew how cruel you could be, but now I do. I don't regret choosing Beorene's side."

"Shall you regret it soon, my dear? I could see through my little sister as I can now see through you," she pauses, letting go of her grip, and proceeding back to the bench.

My thoughts went wild, thinking that she would bring out more of her insults to put me down. But those are just words; it will never beat me until I break and give the necklace up.

She said that it is impossible to destroy without sacrificing the entire realm. I can't tell whether she's telling the truth, but I know now that I must look upon it. If destroying the necklace isn't an answer, then I must do all I can to keep it away from her.

Dungeon III