7ma vida

The continent lives under a fragile peace, sustained by political alliances that can break with a single decision. Among all the kingdoms, the Galkhein Empire is the most feared. Its military power is unmatched, and its crown prince, Arnold Hein, is known for a reputation as brilliant as it is terrifying. Arnold is a man of exceptional intelligence, calm even in the most dangerous moments, and capable of analyzing a battle, a negotiation, or a conversation with the same precision. His reserved nature and apparent lack of emotion make many consider him ruthless. For him, decisions must always be made with logic, leaving no room for compassion if it endangers the future of his people. His presence commands both respect and fear, and rumors say that in the future, he will be the emperor who starts a war capable of engulfing the entire continent in flames. In the Kingdom of Coyolles, far from the empire's intrigues, lives Rishe Irmgard Weitzner, the daughter of a duke. Her life seems destined to follow the path of any young noble until, on the day of her social debut, her fiancé publicly breaks off their engagement and accuses her of being a villainess. What should have been the worst day of her life becomes the beginning of an impossible fate. Every time Rishe turns twenty, she dies. And every time she dies, she awakens again at the exact instant her engagement is canceled. Far from despairing, she decides to make the most of each new opportunity. In one life, she learns the art of trade and travels through numerous countries. In another, she studies medicine and botany, becoming a renowned pharmacist. She also works as a maid to learn the workings of the nobility from within, perfects diplomacy, studies languages, and in another existence, takes up the sword to become a knight. Each life leaves her with knowledge, friendships, and farewells that only she remembers. However, they all have the same ending. The war begins. And, sooner or later, Rishe dies. In her sixth life, as a knight, she watches from up close the man responsible for that disaster: Arnold Hein. She sees him lead armies with unshakable calm and almost inhuman strategy. Eventually, it is the prince himself who ends her life on the battlefield. Yet, in that last moment, Arnold shows neither satisfaction nor cruelty; only a strange melancholy that Rishe never manages to understand before returning once more to the beginning. When she awakens to live her seventh cycle, Rishe makes a definitive decision. She desires neither wealth, prestige, nor adventure. She only wants to live a peaceful existence, long enough to enjoy the peace she has never been able to attain. She plans to leave the capital, travel the continent as a merchant, and stay as far away as possible from the politics that always lead to war. But fate, which for six lives seemed determined to drag her toward the same end, begins to change. An unexpected event alters the course of events before Arnold can offer her marriage. An unknown woman intervenes in an incident that no one could have foreseen, diverting the future for the first time. Without knowing it, Rishe has just lost the place that fate seemed to have reserved for her. And, at the same time, the continent has just gained a new piece on a board where time no longer follows the same rules. While Rishe embarks on the journey she has always dreamed of, convinced that she has finally escaped tragedy, the crown prince fixes his attention on that mysterious woman who seems to anticipate his every move. Neither of them imagines that the true change in history is not that Arnold has chosen another fiancée. It is that, for the first time, there exist two people who remember lives the rest of the world never lived.

Updated September 23, 2026