Please excuse me if there are typographical errors as you proceed through my story, I'm using my phone instead of a laptop so... Anyways, enjoy~

I forgot mention, I was still fifteen when I started to write this story so my lexis are kinda simple... This is all I could do given that there are so many modules stuck in my phone storage and I still haven't finished one〒_〒

Anyways, thanks for reading if ever someone found this. This is too embarrassing to share, but there were no readers when I published this. I don't even know if I have enough courage to continue this after seeing the views which kinda disappointed me...

Again, enjoy minna-san!!ヾ(≧▽≦*)o

re·in·car·na·tion

/ˌrēənkärˈnāSH(ə)n/

--the rebirth of a soul in a new body.

a·mal·gam

/əˈmalɡəm/

--a mixture or blend.

Isekai (Japanese: 異世界, transl. "different world" or "otherworld") is a Japanese genre of light novels, manga, anime and video games that revolve around a person who is transported to and has to survive in another world, such as a fantasy world, virtual world, planet or parallel universe.

What happens when a free-spirited girl gets reincarnated in a fantasy world and even witnessing her parents' death as the first spectacle?

This is the quirky adventures of a young girl who will supposedly save all the realms. She will take unexpected turns as romantic and familial love, responsibilities, and brutal betrayal from comrades lead her astray from her destiny.

1. -ou

It means 'king'.

2. -joō

It means 'queen'.

3. -san

It means 'miss', 'mister' or 'sir'

4. -sama

It means 'master', 'mistress', 'lady', 'lord' or any other honorifics

5. -kun

It signifies endearment especially to a male

6. -chan

It signifies endearment commonly to a female

7. -hime

It means 'princess'

8. -ojou

It means 'lady', it could also mean 'princess' (but in my story, it's not)

9. -dono

It means 'sir'

10. -baasan (or -baasama, -baachan)

It means 'aunt' or 'auntie'

11. -basan (or -basama, -bachan)

It means 'grandma'

12. -jiisan (or -jiisama, -jiichan)

It means 'uncle'

13. -jisan (or -jisama, -jichan)

It meams 'grandpa'

14. -ouji

It means 'prince'

15. -kōhai

It means 'junior'

16. -senpai

It means 'senior'

**The italicised parts of the story are either of the following: the thoughts of the current narrator or conversations mentally.

***Meanwhile, the bold parts are when the speaker spoke in English (because in my story, they actually speak Japanese), etc.