What catches the attention of an audience? For singers, it’s their voice. For dancers, it’s their dance. And for writers, it’s their writing. Simple. But the challenge lies in the fact that writings are enclosed within a cover called the cover page. Many books, written with grit and ingenuity, never even reach their target audience. Consequently, the 21st century has witnessed a decline in quality content. However, the question remains: what truly defines good content? Is it when it touches the emotions of the audience? But if we manipulate the emotions of the audience, are we providing them with the right content? With the digital transformation of content, manipulation has only increased.
Nevertheless, “The Book” is a science fiction novel that revolves around the concept of 12 stones created by the mysterious “Creator.” Each of these stones contains a different universe within. The first volume of the book tells the story of Cavil, the stone representing a particular universe. Facing numerous challenges, Cavil embarks on a mission to find the twelve lions within that universe. For a better understanding of this story, refer to “The Book Volume One.”
“The Book Volume Two” serves as the sequel to its predecessor. In this installment, the protagonist Rahul and his girlfriend are involved in an accident. Rahul sustains brain damage, while his girlfriend’s brain remains active. The doctors decide to transplant the girlfriend’s brain into Rahul’s skull. However, Rahul’s brain has a growth and fluid that cause him to lose his mental balance. Astonishingly, he discovers that he can communicate with people through his mind. Seeking solace, he retreats to a hiding place where he encounters Akir, one of the 108 humans. Akir reveals that Rahul is the 12th stone, entrusted with the task of uniting all 12 stones to form a new universe.
As Rahul embarks on his expedition, he encounters several individuals who assist him along the way. Eventually, he reunites with his deceased girlfriend and learns that Cali is the first stone. Cali remains in a deep sleep as a consequence of his attempt to open the forbidden box, intended only for the Creator’s access. When the box was opened, an explosion occurred, injuring Cali and creating a separate entity named Opac. Unfortunately, Opac is wrongly blamed for the explosion and cursed to never sleep until Cali awakens. To deceive everyone, Opac transplants Cali’s brain into his own skull, effectively assuming Cali’s identity and manipulating his actions. This is just a glimpse of the intricate storyline presented in my book. I hope it intrigues you, and I am grateful for the opportunity to share my work with you.