Love, wisdom, and magic, these are the necessary ingredients chosen to create the perfect traitorous demigod, but Prometheus accidentally added a little more to the fire - hope, and thus Philula was born.
Putting dreams and missions aside for now, the question that needs to be considered now is - how can a 7-year-old child cross Canada from Alaska to California - without freezing to death in the Alaskan spring?
Reminder before viewing:
1. (!!!) All worldview conflict settings give priority to PJO (mainly Greek/Roman/Titan gods and gods)
2. Some people may want to ask what a pjo is. This is the "Percy Jackson" series of juvenile adventure books. Please read it if it's interesting. Don't read the movie and TV series that are adapted to be ugly: (
3. (!!!) Ferula is physically a stone girl (belike Nephthys), and psychologically she cannot write down her gender orientation in detail. When referring to a third party, I will write him because I really don't know anything about LGBT mysterious personal pronouns. If I am offended, you can scold me (kneel down). The original intention is that you can be unscrupulous in the description without sexual characteristics. Grandma, special grandma, I am a grandma, please let me (join hands)
4. There is no CP in the tentative ending. Please refer to the above article. Philula is pansexual and will change, but anyway, she should politely reject mysophobia first (kneel down)
5. Let me think about it later. This is the first book. I don't know if I am allowed to change the introduction. Anyway, I will write it first.
Concept: The untraveled world shines outside the door. And as I advance step by step, its boundaries continue to recede.