“But actually, I should have found myself in some kind of parallel world,” a thought flashed in the back of my mind, a carefully hidden thought behind other more open ones... They say correctly: “Be careful with your desires - they can come true.” Yes, the trouble is, for some reason this truism is remembered only when it gets late. Did you want to? So get it! And instead of the Black Sea beach, you have a direct road to another world. Like nineteen-year-old student Duna Lebedeva. One cannot say that she was all that surprised. Perhaps it would be an exaggeration to say that she was frightened, since the girl knew well: since someone had transported her somewhere, then she was at least a great warrior, a powerful sorceress and the dream of any man (especially a rich, beautiful and, preferably the emperor). Or simply - the Chosen One... Unless, of course, the movement was a null transition, but even in this case there will be options. The laws of the genre after all. However, the local residents, it seems, had not heard of these laws and had a completely different opinion about the traveler between worlds, as well as about her purpose... or, rather, purpose. And Dunya had to come to terms with the opinion of the majority. But here’s the problem: the new world, unlike its inhabitants and the poor student, resolutely refuses to come to terms with the absence of the Messiah. And not only him! It’s just that this heroine was not enough for complete happiness!

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