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Luna and Adrian’s lives were never ordinary. Raised in a home defined by neglect and cruelty, they clung to each other for survival, their bond growing stronger with each passing day. Adrian, the older brother, always protected Luna, shouldering the weight of their family’s abuse with a quiet resolve. But when their lives take a sudden, dangerous turn, the siblings find themselves in an unimaginable world—a realm of magic, ancient secrets, and untold power.

Transmigrated into a strange and mystical world, Luna and Adrian must navigate its wonders and dangers while discovering the truth behind their arrival. They are not mere strangers here; fate has chosen them for a greater purpose, and they must learn to harness powers they never knew existed. As they struggle to find their place in this new reality, they encounter allies and enemies, face dark forces, and uncover truths about their own destinies.

In this world, magic flows like water, and mythical creatures roam the land. But with every step they take, the siblings are haunted by the shadow of their past, and the wounds they carry from their old life refuse to heal. Their journey becomes one of self-discovery, not just in this new world, but also in learning to trust themselves and each other.

As the veil between worlds begins to tear, Luna and Adrian must confront the dark forces that threaten both their new world and the one they left behind. Together, they must fight to survive, not just for their freedom, but for the chance to finally forge a future they both deserve—a future where they can be more than the broken children of their past.

Bound by the Stars

The first thing Luna registered was the sky—a deep, unnatural violet that made her stomach twist. Then came the sound—distant, muffled, like waves crashing in the distance. Then came the pain, sharp and unrelenting, radiating through her limbs. Her head throbbed, a dull ache settling behind her eyes as consciousness clawed its way back.

The world around her was eerily silent, save for the occasional crackle of fire and the groan of metal settling into the earth. Smoke thickened the air, stinging her throat as she forced herself to move. Something warm and wet trickled down the side of her face—blood, she realized. Her own.

She turned her head, every movement sending a fresh wave of agony through her body. There was no wreckage, no bodies, nothing. The plane was gone, as if it had never existed. Only Luna and Adrian remained, alone in the vast emptiness.

Panic seized her chest as she searched for the only person who mattered. "Adrian!" Her voice was hoarse, barely more than a whisper, but she forced herself to call again. "Adrian!"

Luna dragged herself toward the sound, ignoring the sharp stab of pain in her leg. Through the smoke, she saw him—his face streaked with dirt and blood, his eyes fluttering open. Relief nearly overwhelmed her.

"Luna?" His voice was ragged, but he was alive.

She reached him, gripping his hand. "I'm here. We're okay. We're okay."

But even as she said it, doubt gnawed at her. Because the truth was, they weren't okay. Not yet.

As Luna and Adrian adjusted to their surroundings, the violet sky above seemed kind of beautiful yet terrifying. The strange glow that surrounded them was not just light—it was alive, swirling and shifting like an unseen force watching their every move. The air hummed with an unfamiliar resonance, the very fabric of this world different from anything they had known. At that moment, one thing was unmistakably clear—they were no longer home. They were somewhere unfamiliar, deep in the middle of a dense forest with towering trees stretching endlessly in every direction. The air carried a strange scent, something earthy yet tinged with an unfamiliar sweetness. As Luna took a cautious step forward, Adrian suddenly stiffened.

"Did you hear that?" he whispered, his eyes scanning the trees.

A sound—low, guttural, and unlike anything they had ever heard—echoed through the forest, sending a chill down their spines.

Chapter 3: Aftermath