"I wonder if I murdered you, would I be charged with regicide or patricide?" A character not even mentioned in one line of the novel. Yet, he's such a significant role in the whole game of perspective. When Athanasia flapped her butterfly wings of change, the effect was far larger than she could expect. It will bring back the First Prince of the Obelian Empire, Dhanvanthri de Alger Obelia.

To be loved; or the action of 'love' in general, was a word unbeknownst to Amadea long before she had died. When she wakes as Arius De Alger Obelia, the Crowned Prince to a kingdom ruled by a relentless and cold Emperor, the term 'love' continues to escape him. A grounded rendition of being reincarnated in a world highly underdeveloped than the present, and the following consequences of such on one's psyche. . . . Or, that one universe where Athanasia isn't so alone in a world with a psychotic father -- she just hasn't seen through her brother's eyes yet. | contains mature themes |