Barfi woke up like every other day, devoid of any emotions that seemed to elude him. He couldn't comprehend the fuss people made about feelings and emotions, but one thing he did know was that his pranks had lost their charm. The palace staff had become immune to his tricks, and their laughter had faded away.

From the classic banana peel slip to inventing absurd gadgets that produced unexpected results, Barfi's mischievous repertoire seemed to fall flat. The once-amused servants now sighed and carried on with their duties, leaving Barfi with a mischievous void.

Whispers of "Demon Angel" followed him wherever he went within the palace walls, a moniker that held both admiration and frustration. Barfi had become a legendary figure, known for his devilish charm and uncanny ability to stir up trouble.

As he entered the dining hall, a mischievous twinkle in his eye, Barfi had planned to switch the sugar and salt shakers. However, to his surprise, the servants had anticipated his prank. The salt shaker was empty, and the sugar shaker was filled with sand. Foiled yet again, Barfi felt a pang of mischievous emptiness.

As he roamed the palace corridors, contemplating his next prank, he stumbled upon his mother, Emily, engrossed in a spellbinding display of magic. Intrigued, Barfi approached her with curiosity sparkling in his eyes.

"What are you doing, Mom?" he asked, his voice tinged with wonder.

Emily turned towards him, a warm smile gracing her face. "Ah, Barfi, my mischievous little one. I am practicing magic, connecting with the world and channeling my energy."

Seeng this Barfi asked. "Can you teach me, Mom? I want to learn magic too!"

Emily's smile grew even wider as she lovingly tousled Barfi's hair. "Certainly, my dear. But remember, learning magic involves discovering your true nature and using it responsibly. It will be possible once you reach the age of six, and we can go to the church to determine your magical class."

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Despite his lack of emotions, Barfi found solace in his sister Tanisha's presence. She possessed a natural talent for air magic and had recently started attending magical lessons. While their father would often lecture Barfi on proper behavior, Tanisha was the one person with whom he could truly be himself.

However, as fate would have it, Tanisha's magical lessons kept her occupied for most of the day. Barfi was left with ample free time but without anyone to play or share his mischief with. The palace felt empty and devoid of excitement, leaving Barfi to his own devices.

Seeing this Emily decidedto explain about the geographical of this planet and customs to barfi, Knave is always forcing Emily to do so. So Emily decided to home tutor barfi regarding geography.

Emily: Oh, Barfi, let me tell you about the intriguing planet of Eldoria. It's a world filled with magic, peculiar creatures, and some rather interesting empires.

Barfi: ...

Emily: Well, there's the Solara Empire, which revolves around the worship of a Sun God named Solarius. They can manipulate light, heat, and fire in fascinating ways. Just imagine a group of people walking around with flames coming out of their heads!

Barfi: ...

Emily: Then we have the Aetheria Dominion, where the inhabitants live on floating islands and believe in these ethereal Celestial Guardians. They can control air currents and soar through the skies effortlessly. Picture them peacefully gliding above us, emotionlessly observing the world.

Barfi: ...

Emily: The Terra Nova Republic is all about nature and the Earth. They follow the teachings of Gaia, the Earth Mother, and have the ability to communicate with animals and manipulate elements like stone and soil. Imagine them having stoic conversations with squirrels and rocks.

Barfi: ...

Emily: Now, the Zephyrus Dominion is quite fascinating. They worship the Storm Lord, Zephyr, and possess the power to summon storms, control lightning, and manipulate weather patterns. Their cities are fortified against the elements, but they themselves show no emotional response to the raging storms they command.

Barfi: ...

Emily: Eldoria also has some unique religions, like the Lunar Covenant. They worship the Moon Goddess, Selene, and believe in harnessing the moon's cosmic energy for divination and healing. Just imagine them conducting their rituals under the moonlight, devoid of any emotional expression.

Barfi: ...

Emily: And then there's the Order of the Arcane, a mysterious group of magical scholars who dedicate their lives to the study of magic. They don't follow any specific deity but are driven by the pursuit of knowledge and enlightenment. Picture them, emotionless and detached, as they delve into their arcane studies.

Barfi: ...

Emily: Eldoria may be a world filled with wonder, Barfi, but it seems to lack the emotional responses we're used to. It's a place where magic and stoicism coexist, creating a peculiar atmosphere. I wonder how it would feel to experience it firsthand.

Barfi: ...

Emily: Well, perhaps one day we'll find out, Barfi.