We tend to think that every story has a middle and an end—that heroes are born for great deeds, and that villainy exists only to be defeated in the end. But what if things are far more complex? What if, before becoming a hero, one must first confront their own fears, temptations, and those who will one day force them to question the very nature of their own strength? Here, we meet a young woman opening the book of her own destiny. She does not yet know who she will become, what trials await her, or who her greatest adversary will be. Gathered around her are those who have learned how to alter the course of any story. Each harbors a secret; each pursues a hidden agenda. And among them, only one knows something that the heroine herself has yet to discover. Yet, perhaps the most intriguing aspect of this tale is not who will turn out to be the villain. After all, we are often too quick to label someone an "enemy," failing to grasp the true role they play in our lives. Some encounters shape the world we know; others strip away our illusions; and some command a level of respect we never imagined possible. And if destiny has truly been mapped out in advance, do we still have the right to change it? Or is it precisely our own choices that transform someone else’s story into our very own? Every fairy tale has a beginning. But its ending remains unknown. And this one… is still waiting for its very first page.