In Sign Language, I Hear You ( Transmigrated as Deaf and Muted )
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  • Reads 32,030
  • Votes 1,187
  • Parts 95
  • Time 18h 46m
Complete, First published Dec 05, 2021
Lara Dena, a powerful political figure, meets a tragic end in an accident. Reincarnated as Irisha Spes, a ten-year-old girl in a magical world, she is now deaf and mute. Initially, Irisha views her new life as a divine punishment, believing this world, like her past one, is corrupt and morally decayed.

Set in the Malum Empire, a realm known for its harsh societal hierarchies and oppressive control over women and disabled individuals, Irisha struggles to survive. Her main challenge is that sign language, her only means of communication, is unknown here. She must adapt and find ways to make herself understood in a society that doesn't recognize her method of communication.

Her perspective shifts dramatically when she learns she must care for her reincarnated younger sister. This bond gives her a new sense of purpose and hope, helping her see beyond her past disillusionment and recognize the beauty in her new world.

In Sign Language, I Hear You explores Irisha's journey through a slice-of-life perspective. It details her struggle to communicate in a world unfamiliar with sign language, showing how she bridges this gap and influences those around her. Despite societal prejudices, her resourcefulness and determination allow her to navigate the Malum Empire's political landscape, slowly gaining respect.

Irisha's story intertwines with the dragon prince, a powerful yet tyrannical ruler. Their relationship evolves from tension to a profound and passionate romance, with the prince's growth adding depth to their connection.

As Irisha transforms from a disillusioned child into a formidable political figure, her ability to communicate through sign language becomes a symbol of her strength and innovation. In Sign Language, I Hear You is a tale of personal transformation, celebrating the power of love and perseverance. It highlights how even small acts of courage can lead to significant change and understanding.
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