What if reflections had a life of their own?

Orion Larsen is ready to bring the school championship cup home when he notices his reflection acting strange. It fails to show up…twice. 

With just a touch, Orion is sucked into a world beyond the mirror. A world that is called; The Mirror Dimension.

He must navigate through this strange and new world, and with the help of his very own reflection, he may just be able to find a way back home.

But things start to leak.

Those who once he called friends are now standing on the other side and Orion have no choice but to become hostile. Keep his distance. And then when his identity is revealed in front of the public, when his face is plastered on papers and his name is on every lip, he has no choice but to flee.

 Orion is standard in a new city. He is told to stay under the radar until the matter dissolves itself but strange disappearances start to occur. Orion assumes it is because of him and embarks on a new mission to find those who are lost.

In this new journey, he may make the front cover with a new headline. And for the first time, he doesn’t care.

Congratulations, you are all invited to the engagement ceremony of Mahal Jameel.

Mahal Jameel is getting married to her best friend Symir. Her dreams of becoming an engineer are put on hold, but it doesn’t matter because she will continue to pursue them the moment she is settled. She surely will

But when her parents find out about this genius plan, they talk to Symir’s parents and the situation spirals. Everything starts to slip from her fingers, including the engagement ring she cherished.

Mahal is now moving through life like a stranger. She has no purpose and nothing ignites her spark anymore. She completes college and goes to GIKI to complete her university, all the way to Topi. 

On her way back, she encounters the one thing we all know but never talk about: death. And only then does she realize that life can be much more cruel and chanllenging than just carrying a broken heart.