Introduction

*Wance wis a laddie

wham his fortuin mislead him

tae doom 'n' failure.

Fun loue, then lost it. Fulfilled a dream, bit became a nightmare.

He wis juist tae young

whin this a' happened.

Somehow, he fell a'maist peely\-wally. He saw wee pieces o' gowd, wood,

'n' some deid vines.

Sae he created something oot o' thaim. 'twas a wheel, a jammy wheel that

he saw at th' casino oan th' streets.

Time is running oot, tis bin deid cauld. Sae they wur his lest wurds afore he cuid bygae awa' fae this cauld deid world.

"all a'm waantin' is a happy lee, bit a' ah

 hae bin given wis a pure nasty yin. Noo, as mah brassic, yit blazing soul begins tae die, th' wheel o' fate, that ah made, wull ne'er end."

English Translation:

Once was a boy

Whom his fortune mislead him

To doom and failure.

Found love, then lost it.

Fulfilled a dream, but became a nightmare.

He was just too young

When this all happened.

Somehow, he fell almost ill.

He saw little pieces of gold, wood,

And some dead vines.

So he created something out of them.

it was a wheel, a lucky wheel that

he saw at the casino on the streets.

Time is running out, its been dead cold.

So those were his last words before he

could pass away from this cold dead world.

"all i want is a happy life, but all i

Have been given was a cruel one.

Now, as my poor, yet blazing soul begins to die, the wheel of fate, that i made, will never

end"

The boy suddenly died in

the outskirts in Scotland.

His name is Cherlin A. Vitori.

An italian in search of happiness,

yet was never been found\*.

This was from a book made by Feroman G. Bishop, from England, whom was fond of Cherlin's death, so he went to Cherlin's ex lover, Merina Vittoldo. She said that she regret losing him after going alone in Scotland, she wanted to talk to him about being back together again, but was too late.

Feroman then talked to some people of the location of his death and how did he create the wheel, since they gave no context to where the boy died. one man gladly took him to the boy's death, there was an abandoned farm, there he saw bits of a grandfather clock

fallen down there. then theres the gold plates that placed on the edges of the clock, it went missing, perhaps that was how Cherlin created the wheel, along with a face of a broken clock, which suddenly was missing too. Feroman then left Scotland and went to England, whom thought that would be the end of story. But deep down, he knew it wasnt.

Imaginum, the crystal that fell down to Earth, 3 years after Feroman's published book, The Wheel of Fate. That title became the urban legend in the townsfolk, and as for the Imaginum, scientists confirmed that there's something bizarre about this crystal.

First, it creates on whats on peoples minds.

Another is that it'll give people supernatural powers, and so on and so on. this speculation may be linked to the urban myth about the so called Wheel Of Fate. No one even knew what does the lucky wheel do to begin with, nor what its targetting. Thus began silence, and no one would ever answer it again. Or wouldnt it?

30 years later, people received powers from the crystal, though people called it "The Crystal of Imagination" because of the crystal's given power. Though, there are disadvantages. They also awakened the demons, metaphorically from peoples minds,

in short, they would summon creatures, creatures that were born from peoples minds.

This description fits the lucky wheel incident.

Now, 2 months later,

In Visayas, the 2nd region of the Philippines, lays Lapu Lapu City, a city where it could be located as a small part of Cebu. From there lived a boy, who claimed he had not recieved any power from the Imaginum, and was about to discover the Wheel of Fate alone, and at the same time, in search of truth of his past.....

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