Fated Traveler
Not every meeting happens in the living world.
Before their bodies were exchanged, Ruqayyah and Aisha met in a white, silent space—a place where words were unnecessary, and understanding came without explanation. There, a mysterious device awaited them: the Book of Qadar. Though it looked like a book, it was a system—a mechanism that allowed the Keeper of Light, Saleh, to communicate with them and give them tasks. It did not show the future; it revealed that every life has a limit, and every choice carries weight.
When Ruqayyah opened her eyes, she was no longer in the 21st century. She had become Aisha bint Al-Fadl, daughter of a powerful vizier in the Abbasid Dynasty—a world of knowledge, politics, and hidden dangers. At the same time, Aisha woke in the modern era, a world without servants, rules, or walls separating what was permitted and forbidden. Freedom, she soon learned, could be just as frightening.
Through the Book of Qadar, Saleh assigned them missions. Every task, every choice, would decide whether they could return to their own worlds or remain bound to the White Realm. Each success, each lesson, brought them closer to understanding the delicate balance between life, fate, and choice.
As history unfolded, their lives became threads in a far larger design. Across centuries and dynasties, one bloodline would be called again and again—not to change history, not to save the world, but to face the same question in different eras:
If your life is only one chapter in a book you cannot finish, what will you do before the page turns?
