A Fantasy Book and its Metaphors about Geometry

A Fantasy Book and its Metaphors about Geometry

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White Astraea. Dreamer, Innocent, Optimistic, your normal cheerful teenage girl cliche. She dreams widely, she dreams to escape her world. She reaches out to the seemingly infinite skies as she shouts her pleas to whoever hears it. Little did she know, the gods and goddesses who govern over the many worlds that already exists has a surprising twist of fate to break the repetition that she lives in. But as one of the many rules that govern the infinite universe, every granted wish requires an equal-balanced price.
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In a world where dreams are physical manifestations, a young writer discovers a hidden library within his dreams. Each night, he enters this mystical realm and encounters characters from his own stories, both published and unpublished. However, he soon realizes that the dreamscape is under threat from a malevolent force that seeks to destroy all imagination.

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