The Hearts Are in Harmony, Coexist in Destruction

Kate doesn't know who she is. When she woke up in this world, all she had left was a name and the dreams that had haunted her for three years. She is a battle nun of the skeleton tribe. She was picked up and raised by the church and learned the rules of this world: Chaos corrodes everything, and determination is the only way to fight back. She thought that she only needed to pray, train in the church, and follow her teacher to the town to purchase supplies, and slowly regarded those dreams as the remaining skeletal memories of her ancestors. But the web of chaos is closing. The ambush on the mountain road, the lurking deep in the black market, a cursed girl from the White Pigeon Gang, and the logistics company woman standing under the sycamore tree with a baseball bat across her shoulders are all pushing Kate towards a truth she is not ready for. This is a brand new story in the fan world of "Undertale", but it's not quite the same. "Telepathy" builds an independent and huge world: the underlying logic of the universe composed of chaos and determination, and a group of people trying to maintain balance on the edge of collapse. Kate, the protagonist, must learn not only combat and magic, but one more thing: when your past comes to you in ways you couldn't imagine, do you run towards it, or away from it? The book has the daily rhythms and character interactions of a light novel, as well as the foreshadowing and gloomy undertones of a traditional narrative. Kate's journey has just begun. She doesn't know why those chaotic anchors surround her church, let alone why members of the logistics company always appear at critical moments. But she will know. The center of this storm is gathering. The first volume, "Eye of the Storm," officially begins.