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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 moment the island began to sink, panic surged through Luna's chest. The abyss beneath them wasn't just darkness—it was alive, shifting and writhing like a sentient void, pulling them downward with an invisible force.

Adrian grabbed Luna's hand, his grip tightening. "Jump!"

They leaped toward the next floating island, barely making it as the platform they had stood on was swallowed by the abyss. The air itself seemed to hum, charged with an energy that made their skin prickle. Around them, the floating islands drifted erratically, some spinning, others crumbling into the abyss below.

A deafening roar shattered the silence, sending shockwaves rippling through the chasm. The abyss was no longer passive—it was waking. From its depths, something enormous began to rise. A serpentine form, its body impossibly long, coiled and twisted within the void. Jagged protrusions lined its back, and its skin shimmered like liquid shadow.

Luna's breath hitched. "What... is that?"

Adrian's face was pale. "Something that should never have been disturbed."

The creature, its eyes glowing like twin suns, uncoiled fully, its massive head rising level with the floating islands. Tendrils of darkness extended from its form, reaching toward them. The air around it distorted, bending reality itself as it moved.

"We need to get out of here!" Luna shouted, pulling Adrian forward.

The islands continued to shift, moving unpredictably as though responding to the monster's presence. One collapsed into the abyss, sending rocks tumbling into the void with no sound, as if they had ceased to exist entirely.

Adrian pointed to a distant landmass, larger and more stable than the others. "That one! If we can reach it, we might be safe!"

Luna nodded, and together they jumped from island to island, narrowly avoiding the creature's tendrils as they lashed through the air. One struck too close, grazing the edge of a floating platform and causing it to disintegrate instantly.

They reached the final jump. The gap was wide, far too wide.

Adrian turned, determination hardening his features. "I'll throw you across."

"No!" Luna shook her head. "We go together!"

The void-born beast let out another bone-rattling shriek, its massive form closing in. There was no more time to argue.

Adrian lifted Luna and, with every ounce of strength, hurled her forward. She screamed as she tumbled through the air, landing hard on the other side, rolling against the dirt.

She turned just in time to see Adrian leap—but the moment he left the ground, a tendril lashed out, wrapping around his ankle.

"No!" Luna scrambled to her feet, reaching out, but Adrian was yanked downward, his fingers barely brushing the edge of the platform before he was dragged toward the abyss.

His eyes met hers, wide and full of defiance. "Run!"

Chapter 5: The Voidborn Awakening