LOGINBeyond His World A chance encounter between an ordinary young woman and a mysterious man from another world sparks a love neither of them expected. But when he is forced to return to his kingdom to protect his throne from a power-hungry uncle, they are torn apart by duty, destiny, and the boundaries between their worlds. As dark secrets, political betrayal, and an ancient prophecy unfold, they must fight against impossible odds to reunite—before both worlds are consumed by a war that could destroy everything they love.
View MoreLiana couldn't move. The voices surrounding her had become louder. Thousands of them. Some cried her name. Some begged for help. Some accused her. Others simply screamed. The tower was completely silent apart from those voices. The silver-eyed woman stood a few steps away, watching her. Liana clenched her fists. "Where are they?" The woman smiled. "Who?" "Kael. Caelum. Lena. The others." "Safe." "I don't believe you." "You shouldn't." Liana's eyes narrowed. "Then tell me the truth." The woman tilted her head. "The truth is that they are exactly where they need to be." "Where?" "Outside." Liana looked around. The walls were covered in strange symbols. None of them looked familiar. But somehow, she understood them. They represented choices. Every symbol contained a different possibility. Some showed cities. Some showed battles. Some showed people. Some showed worlds. And some showed Liana. Hundreds of versions of herself. The silver-eyed woman walked p
The image disappeared. But Liana remained staring at the empty space where it had been. The words continued repeating in her mind. Now choose who gets to live. Kael watched her carefully. "Liana." She didn't answer. "Liana." "I'm here." "What did you see?" She looked at him. "Another version of me." Kael frowned. "Another?" "She was standing beside the Witness." His expression hardened. "And?" Liana swallowed. "She told me to choose who gets to live." Kael's hand moved toward his sword. "That sounds like a threat." "I don't think it was." "Then what was it?" Liana looked toward the Celestial Heart. "A warning." --- By morning, the entire council had gathered. Avarion stood at the head of the chamber. Caelum stood beside him. The First Light, First Shadow, and Devourer occupied the center. Morvane sat with his arms crossed, looking as though he had already regretted attending. The older Liana stood near the window. Lena remained beside her. Kael stood n
The image disappeared. But Liana remained staring at the empty space where it had been. The words continued repeating in her mind. Now choose who gets to live. Kael watched her carefully. "Liana." She didn't answer. "Liana." "I'm here." "What did you see?" She looked at him. "Another version of me." Kael frowned. "Another?" "She was standing beside the Witness." His expression hardened. "And?" Liana swallowed. "She told me to choose who gets to live." Kael's hand moved toward his sword. "That sounds like a threat." "I don't think it was." "Then what was it?" Liana looked toward the Celestial Heart. "A warning." --- By morning, the entire council had gathered. Avarion stood at the head of the chamber. Caelum stood beside him. The First Light, First Shadow, and Devourer occupied the center. Morvane sat with his arms crossed, looking as though he had already regretted attending. The older Liana stood near the window. Lena remained beside her. Kael stood n
The mirror shattered. Fragments of silver light floated through the Observatory. Liana stood perfectly still. The Celestial Heart hovered before her, surrounded by seventeen seals. The newest one—the mirror—was gone. But its reflection remained. Not on the Heart. Not on the glass. Inside Liana's mind. She could still hear the voice. I'm the choice you haven't made yet. Kael rushed toward her. "Liana!" She looked at him. "I'm okay." "You just stood there while a mirror version of you appeared and spoke." "Yes." "And you're saying you're okay?" Liana glanced at the Celestial Heart. "I think so." Morvane walked closer. "That's not convincing." "You're not exactly convincing yourself." "I stopped trying years ago." The tension in the room eased for only a moment. Then the First Light spoke. "Nobody touch the Heart." Everyone stopped. The ancient being stared at the seventeen seals. "I have never seen anything like this." Caelum stepped forward. "Neither have












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