" Sci-Fi in Another World"

When nineteen-year-old Akiya Tanabe, a brilliant young physicist in Tokyo, attempts to open a stable wormhole for interdimensional travel, the experiment goes catastrophically wrong. Instead of observing a controlled micro-rift, she’s pulled through it body and soul into a world unlike any she has ever imagined.

She awakens in Elyndra, a realm where technology and magic coexist uneasily, where glowing crystal towers stand beside ancient ruins, and the sky ripples with strange energy known as the Riftlight. To the people of this world, she’s a mysterious outsider a “Gateborn”someone said to come from the stars when the world’s balance falters.

Saved by Kael Ardent, a young soldier haunted by his past, Akiya learns that Elyndra’s world is dying. The Riftlight the same energy that pulled her here is consuming reality itself. The cause lies in the ruins of Miralith, an ancient city that once tried to harness the power between worlds.

As Akiya searches for a way home, she begins to uncover a shocking truth: the technology that destroyed Miralith was based on the same designs she once built on Earth. Somehow, the two worlds are connected echoes of the same forgotten experiment spanning centuries and universes.

Haunted by visions of her mother and guided by the enigmatic Gate Heart, Akiya must decide whether to close the Rift and save Elyndra or risk merging both worlds into one fragile existence. Along the way, she and Kael form an unlikely bond that deepens into love, even as war, betrayal, and cosmic forces threaten to tear them apart.

Science meets magic. Logic collides with faith.
And in the end, one question remains:
Was the Rift a mistake… or destiny?

(Thank you for following Akiya Tanabe's journey. This is not an ending , it's the echo of her light that lives on in another world).


Years later, beneath a quiet sky of drifting lights, an old man tended a small garden.


The air smelled of rain and blooming glass lilies.


Kael's hair had turned silver, but his hands were steady as he planted a seed in the soft soil. The world had long since healed  cities glowed with gentle light, rivers ran clear again, and people lived not in fear, but in harmony.


Akari often visited, though her duties now took her far across the new continents. She had become the Voice of the Merge, a bridge between humanity and the systems that once divided them.


But today, Kael was alone  or so it seemed.


He paused, leaning on his staff, and looked up at the sky. A familiar star flickered brighter than the rest, pulsing with a soft, rhythmic light.


He smiled faintly. "Still watching, huh?"


The wind whispered through the lilies, bending them slightly toward him.


He closed his eyes, feeling her warmth in the air. "The garden's almost done, Akiya. Just one more bloom."


Then, as if in answer, the soil shimmered. A tiny sprout emerged  glowing softly, like a living ember of light. Kael watched it grow, his heart swelling with quiet awe.


A voice, gentle and far away, echoed in the breeze:


He sat down beside the sprout and gazed toward the horizon, where the sun was rising once more. The light touched everything the fields, the rivers, the sky.


And for a moment, he could almost see her there, standing at the edge of the dawn, smiling.


He whispered her name once more  not in sorrow, but in peace.


The wind carried it away like a prayer.


And above him, the star pulsed one last time 


before settling into the eternal calm of the heavens.


....."Thank you for traveling this far"....


(Akiya's journey may have ended, but her light remains  in the stars, in Kael's garden, and in every heart that dares to dream beyond their world)


Chapter 40 - Epilogue:The Garden Beyond Time