Rachel_Gardner_00

Mikael Forest, a 16-year-old boy, returns to his country after living abroad for a long time and with a peculiar thought: destroy what he considers most repugnant about the adults who put an end to the former prosperity of Velenques.

The living beings of the underworld such as traffickers and criminals are the ones who control the streets and wield a power superior or even greater than the agents of that country themselves, and Mikael will use that to his advantage. There is a group of powerful traffickers who are called “Los Chivos” with such a high and Machiavellian strategic intellectual capacity that they are practically untouchable; with power great enough to be an influence on the entire country. But those are missing and no one knows about it.

The protagonist will try to navigate that world in order to be one of those high superior beings and have great power to reform the lives of the inhabitants of Velenques forever; But he will not become a Hero, nor a Villain, but he will fulfil his most selfish desire: to be able to feel something new.




(This book is translated, and the author is not an English Native)
(I'm sorry for the issue)

Society of the Aristocracy [English]

After so many things experienced in Gran Lombards, a foreign country with the best economy and general power on the southern continent, I returned again after six long years to Velenques, my native country.

Velenques is currently almost the worst country to live in and its source of employment is mostly zero, which due to disasters in its political order, now the reality is that by migrating from it, it is already a great option for work and student opportunities for the most youths.

But in my case, I am barely 16 years old, and as the oldest of my three brothers, I obediently follow my mother's wishes; the current and sole head of the family.

We have been in the city of Mildram for a little less than a month and from what I can tell, our stay seems to be long-term...

My mother is working right now, and I, like a free, youthful being, I am wandering around our house while enjoying the silent reading time in an armchair in the spacious and cold living room.

Sabai : Shouldn't you go to the school to check the enrollment information?

Says my sister who, coming out of the next room, the kitchen room, approaches and looks at my cell phone on which I am reading a book.

Sabai : aashhh... you really are lazy, my mom reminded you today before going out. "He adds while sighing with disappointment"

Mikael : Shouldn't you not eat what my mom buys and leaves in the kitchen?

His movements became stiff as he didn't respond at all.

Mikael : You are going to gain weight and you will be fatter.

Generally it is not, her not very robust body with good proportions in volume, only defines her pronounced curves more ... but... being my sister I should not think about that in so much detail.

Being candid is the wisest thing sometimes.

Sabai :... That doesn't answer my question.

Mikael : I get it, it's only nine in the morning and I just wanted to read a little before going out.

Sabai : I don't understand how funny you find that... it's too much text, and it makes me sleepy to read even a little. "Expresses with heaviness and a resounding displeasure"

It is understandable, it could be due to several factors, but in your case, it is classified as a lack of concentration and interest. Furthermore, this book is of great interest to me because it is in ancient vulgar Spanish from the 16th century.

Mikael :... I do what I want.

Confirming the time on my phone, I reflected on the relentless time that quickly passed by just reading a few pages.

It seemed that not until a few minutes ago, I sat down to read some short texts ... that was about eight o'clock...

After turning off my phone screen, I left the couch.

Chapter I: Same Thoughts.