Samhita Maity, a historian, found excitement in discovering long-lost secrets of histories- a perfectionist in her work. However, there was one mysterious figure eluding her expertise-the exploration of the most celebrated king of ancient India, whose name resounded across the world. His unwritten and unfinished books ignited her curiosity, and day and night, her thoughts were consumed by him. Who was he beyond the exterior of a king? How did his empire attain such advanced and flourishing heights that even contemporary science couldn't reach? Why were only fragments written about him? Where did he vanish so suddenly? These questions lingered, morphing into an obsession. Driven by an insatiable desire to unravel his mystery, Samhita set on a daring journey through time, stepping into his kingdom. As the threads of time intertwined, Samhita became Rajadhiraj Vikramaditya's own obsession. She had entered the realm of an eagle, and now, there seemed to be no escape. Would she find her way back to her own time? Would he permit her departure or would she be held captive by the sparks of dominance and power that crackled between them? Could their individual dominances coexist, or would they crumble in the face of each other's compelling forces?

Takes place during Riftan's POV side story. Riftan Calypse promised to live by his step-father's words. A grub should keep to the ground. Looking higher will only bring misfortune. However, when he sees Maximilian Croyso after ten long years the look in her eyes makes him dare to hope. Would it really be so bad to look up? Part 1 of my series Forget-Me-Not set in Under the Oak Tree (상수리나무 아래)

Maxi and Riftan's peaceful lives in Anatol are about to have their very own surprise bundle of joy added to their little kingdom. A fanfic about their next adventure and growing closer through pregnancy, labor, and even some more secrets revealed. Cover fanart by @notapiglet (X/Twitter), commissioned by the author.

A story about how the continents most powerful knight came to be. *Hello! Just a quick advisory, this story does talk about an unplanned pregnancy. It's not intended as a political commentary and is purely a work of fiction.