(UPDATES POSTPONED) In the continent of Rhedalia, where power is everything, Princess Mahiah have had enough of the rules. She led a life believing that the Goddess made her useless as to why she did not possess a talent-a power. A life where women should not be interested in politics, a world where all women are purely a display of wealth. She was expected to live like a flower up until a prince shows up and helps her break their ideals. Androniko, a man of power and the eldest son of Emperor Nikolas was instructed to take part in the frontlines to oppose the upcoming rebellion. He agreed in the hopes of repaying the person who gave him his remaining life force. He happens to cross paths with this infamous princess who drags him into a total chaos that endangers their reputation as royalties. With the danger of a coup d'etat looming closer, they're forced to journey towards the very secret of Rhedalia. The mystery found in the scars deep within time. Credits to: @myungjunjun for helping me with the blurb and altering the eye color of my book cover! Aequenoctium Trilogy #1 Warning: The story may contain violence, mature themes, and languages that may not be suitable for young audiences. READ AT YOUR OWN RISK! Credits to: Isha Miyazono for the cover!

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All my life, I've been making walls just to hide myself, just for them to not see the real me and just to make friends because I am afraid to lose them. Not until she came into my life. Napapangiti niya ako kahit sa simpleng pagtawa lang o kaya sa mga laro na lagi naming ginagawa and she made me see the light again. She taught me na mali ang magtago at dapat mong ingatan ang ibinigay sa iyo ni God. Sabi rin niya, lahat ng bagay ay may dahilan and I guess nakilala ko siya kasi may dahilan and that is to love her, to balance our flaws and for me to be happy again. "I love you because you accepted me and everything about me. Noomg nag-smile ka sa akin dati, that was the time na sinabi ko sa sarili ko na hindi ko kailangang magtago sa iyo kasi maiintindihan mo ako, kasi hindi mo ako lalayuan, kasi hindi mo ako aawayin gaya ng mga nakasama ko noon, kasi ikaw lang true friend ko." naiiyak kong sabi habang nakatingin ng diretso sa mukha niya. Wala namang emosyon na makikita sa kaniya kaya mas lalo akong naiyak at kinabahan. Sabi ko pa naman, I will never cry again. But what is this? Why am I letting myself look weak in front of her even though I know and I can feel that there is no reason for her to love someone like me? "S-Sigurado ka ba sa pinagsasasabi mo, Scott?!" she almost shouted sa pagkakatanong niya kaya hindi ko na alam kung anong isasagot ko. "Yes." "Talagang confident ka, ha? Scott kasi hindi ko alam-" "I-I know. Ramdam ko naman eh. Sorry kung sinabi ko pa sa iyo na ganito. Sige hayaan mo na lang ako, baka hindi talaga ako puwede kasi mas marami nga akong flaws."

They said being down to earth will cost you nothing but good. A figurative language that should not be taken literally. I guess, taking this belief literally can give you an opposite effect of what it should be giving. Because I, have descended to earth and learned nothing but bad. First, the sin of pride was a glorifying feeling that a woman would always want. Second, the sin of gluttony is the true paradise one could desire. Third, the sin of greed will shall give you the best of things. Fourth, the sin if wrath will give you a power you would always thirst for. Fifth, the sin of sloth can give you a beauty that could match the goddesses in the ancient myths. Sixth, the sin of lust was indeed the best of all, yet it is by far the most dangerous. Seventh and the first sin that I have ever committed: Envy. A sin that was the root of all my sins because of one girl who was lucky enough to be born his so-called mate. Love, Twayla Reminding everyone that figurative words should stay as is.