In a dystopian and post-apocalyptic world, children are sent off to the Center an academy formulated to find your talent, so that it may boost 'self-confidence' and worthiness of a child. When Orchid Marie goes to the Center, rude awakenings are discovered beneath the pearl surface of the Center. A place that was once labeled safe by most of a Keron's residents, must now be labeled, the most dangerous place in Keron.

I have read many stories on how to uplift one's ego that due to the many vicissitudes of life, a person is broken and humiliated. This time, this story is about a child who, at first, did not know how to emotionally handle the oozing talents that God has bestowed on him. Despite of his many successes in utilizing his talents, he was not satisfied still. There are things which he could not do in solitude. Here is a one-shot story on how he was able to be back on his senses as he had begun to acknowledge the potential of synergy, of being with other people, and of experiencing success together. Man really is a social animal. Read how the protagonist conquered his ego and acknowledged Christ in his life.

At first, it was just an ordinary life as Christian searched for the essence of life behind Philosophy and the Scriptures in this allegory. But then beliefs became so significant that they either make or break the pilgrim in his resolve to unravel the mystery of his boil-like illness and its nexus in his quest to reach the Celestial City. This story is a fiction. Any resemblance to a real-life situation is unintentional. The characters and their names are merely products of the Author's imagination.

This is the second part of Christian Road. This allegory describes in detail the sure and possible roads that a pilgrim traverses. If you happen to see Christian treading the left or the right extensions, rebuke him for him to return to the main road leading to the Celestial City. Fellow pilgrim, let us sharpen one another as iron sharpens another iron. The author hopes that each reader would see his own reflection in this story. Thanks.