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This story is a dark, psychological anthology inspired by Girl From Nowhere, where every chapter exposes the hidden cruelty beneath ordinary lives. Set across different schools and communities, each story stands alone-yet all are connected by two immortal forces moving silently through human sin.
Celestia represents karma. She does not punish blindly; she reveals. Wherever lies, cruelty, hypocrisy, and abuse thrive, she appears-not to save, but to let people face the consequences of their own actions.
Sylvia represents revenge and rebellion. She does not wait for justice. She empowers the wounded to strike back, convincing them that pain justifies cruelty and chaos is freedom. Where Celestia lets karma unfold, Sylvia interferes-guiding, manipulating, and escalating destruction.
The story explores how cruelty is rarely born-it is taught, encouraged, and justified. Bullies, victims, bystanders, and leaders all play a role. Some fall by their own hands. Some are pushed. Some believe they are righteous until the moment they become the very monsters they once feared.
As the volume progresses, the balance shifts. Celestia's quiet dominance gives way to Sylvia's rebellion. Their clash is not just personal-it is ideological: karma versus revenge, consequence versus control, silence versus rebellion.
The world believes these girls are students, strangers, or coincidences. But they are something far older. And while one can fall, neither can truly die.
Because cruelty always returns.
And so does karma.