
by Tufan
Dhruv, a first-year college guy with absolutely zero self-control around strange things, notices a mysterious green glowing ball in his room one night. And being Dhruv…he touches it. In an instant, he’s pulled into Rukaris, a world under a light-orange sky, where humans are called Rukarian and magic is very, very real. Waiting for him is Princess Iki, golden hair, green eyes, and enough arrogance to power an entire kingdom. She was performing a sacred ritual to summon a powerful familiar. She wanted a mythical creature. She got Dhruv instead. Now stuck as her “familiar,” Dhruv must survive a world full of magic, monsters, and Iki’s unpredictable mix of sweetness, sass, and surprising vulnerability. Their lives become tangled together as they fight enemies, uncover hidden secrets, and… maybe start falling for each other without meaning to. But first? Dhruv has to learn how to dodge exploding fireballs. and save himself from Iki’s electricity-charged punches. --- Additional Note: This story was originally written in Bengali in 2018 under the title "Onno Duniyar Rajkonna". It was inspired by the first isekai anime I ever watched "Zero no Tsukaima" which sparked the idea for this entire adventure.
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