Heaven, Earth, Me

In Mortrexo's novel "Heaven, Earth, Me," Tatyana, weary of endless solitude and heartbreak, employs an ancient, unconventional method to conceive a companion. Instead of normal intercourse, she absorbs the world's energy to become pregnant. However, a foreign soul attempts to inhabit her unborn child’s body for rebirth. Tatyana, a formidable figure, intervenes with fury, obliterating the intruder’s sense of self and memories, leaving a mere husk. This destroyed soul is then used as sustenance for Yasenia. Unbeknownst to Tatyana, this act irrevocably alters her child. Upon Yasenia's birth, Tatyana is shocked by her daughter's unusual features, including a tail and both sexes. By the age of one, Yasenia demonstrates astonishing prowess, wielding a sword with remarkable skill, leaving hardened guards in tears of inadequacy and amazement.