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Because I wrote my post in another language you people can NEVER understand!!!!! HAHAHAHHAHAHAHA...

Language issues...

so you are in a word where people live their live 3-7 times longer than yours, they use magic as an everyday thing to complete their chores and things, and one has magic circles in which surpasses time and space. Logic crumbles, banishment, forced traveling, danger, rivalries, death and life. What happens if you land onto that world, that kingdom in which you are now cursed to kill a beloved when they surpass you? And another curse that if you use your magic more, you will die? hmmmmmmmmmmm...

(Note: just in case lila takes notice on this post, yes I'm writing about Fai who is actually Yui, yes he's awesome and if you contradict that, I'll bite you because it's my opinion after all, Fai is awesome, he's in a shojo book. You don't read/like shojo as much as me, don't contradict my opinions! I wrote the word onions for the word opinions)

In the world where everyday temperatures are the same as Antarctica, Fai and Yui, the curse twins as well as the prince of the country as scapegoats for all the misfortunes bestowed on the people of the country. Because their mother, the queen, died giving birth to the twins, they are seen as a misfortune of the world and are locked up separately. I feel sympathy for Fai and Yui. TT~TT They were locked up there until they die, even so, they would still be lock up until the end of time. Fai was locked up in a tall tower and Yui (which is the Fai we see in the series who adapted his deceased brother's name) was locked up in a valley where magic is not allowed, those who uses it would either die or something like that.

Now, this is only 5 chapters explaining the life of Fai (actually Yui) I feel so sad for them. The real Fai wished for his brother Yui to get out from this torture and live free without burden, the price for that which Fei Wong Reed paid for was his life. Fai died so that Yui can be free, yet this added upon the burden Yui already carried. Think of this in a philosphical way and tell whould you do the same for your twin?

Edit: I was too happy to be writing about the character that I forgot the book title...
Title: Tsubasa Chronicles