Leaping Over the Blue Gulf

A decade after the last invasion of the Blue Gulf and the city built on a cliff edge, life has returned to normal. Kim Na, a young barrel scraping city agent struggles to keep her job in amidst being bullied, learning about herself and navigating conspiracies. Even if she can't find happiness, Kim just wants to survive and live a stable, peaceful life where she is not useless, but things keep happening and spiralling out of her control. When can she find self worth and start living for herself? When can she escape the shadows of those who just want to control her?

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This work of fiction is not related to any real people or events in any shape or form, and if it is, it is purely coincidental.

This story was born out of frustration, fragmented dreams and more frustration. It is a frustrating story of frustration. It is/was my writing therapy and should not be read rationally, because I am not a rational and logical person when I am not in a good mood.

Reader discretion is advised and this story is recommended for mature audiences only. Read at your own risk.

Don't mistake this as a romance novel in any way. This story includes violent themes, death, non-consensual acts, gaslighting, suicide and more but does not condone them. Consider this your trigger warning.