I am the creator of New Life on the Earth

Adam stood quietly, observing his companions, each uniquely remarkable in their demeanor and interactions.

There was Pratham, serious and reserved, always approaching Adam only when absolutely necessary, maintaining a sense of formality and distance.

Then there was Mikasa, who carried an air of calm composure, respectful yet cautious, her words precise and calculated.

Lastly, there was Sona, who seemed to be the complete opposite—playful, talkative, and somewhat impulsive.

She didn't hesitate to approach Adam for even the smallest issues, her mood swings as unpredictable as the wind.

Despite her frequent complaints, Adam found her endearing in her openness and loyalty.

He thought about how Sona differed so starkly from Pratham and Mikasa, who both embodied a certain reserve.

Pratham, while generally approachable, would only come forward if a situation absolutely required it.

Mikasa, on the other hand, often chose silence over speaking her mind, maintaining a focused, watchful stance.

But Sona… Sona was refreshingly unfiltered, expressing herself without restraint, often hovering near him, perched casually on his shoulder, unfazed by formalities. This eccentricity made her charming in her own right.

Just as Adam was immersed in these thoughts, Pratham's voice cut through the silence. "Lord Adam," he said formally, "there's an incoming call from Ani."

Adam's attention snapped back to reality at the mention of Ani's name, a gentle warmth rising in his chest.

He'd been so caught up in his thoughts that he'd nearly forgotten about her. Hastily, he reached into his pocket and fished out his phone, accepting the call.

"Hello, Adam," came Ani's soft voice from the other side, carrying a delicate sweetness that always seemed to calm him.

The sound of her voice, light and comforting, brought a subtle smile to his face.

"Hey, Ani. I'm doing well. How about you?" he asked, his voice softening unconsciously. "Did you sleep well last night?"

On the other end, Ani blushed, recalling her thoughts from the night before, where she had imagined him, his presence filling her with a sense of reassurance. She stammered, "Yes, yes, I did."

Adam chuckled at her flustered response. "Good to hear," he said warmly. Just then, Sona, who had been hovering nearby, flew in front of him, her eyes gleaming mischievously as she peered at him.

Adam felt a mix of surprise and amusement but kept his focus on Ani's voice. Telepathically, Sona reached out to him. "Is she the girl you saved last night?" she asked, her tone laced with curiosity.

Adam nodded slightly, choosing to respond telepathically, but maintained his conversation with Ani.

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Sona moved closer, her expression intense as she extended her hands in front of Adam. A soft glow formed between her palms, casting a pale, ethereal light.

Closing her eyes momentarily, she exhaled slowly, and when she opened them again, her eyes radiated a striking white luminescence, like distant stars against a midnight sky.

Suddenly, Adam felt something unusual. One of his own eyes started to radiate with the same white light, while his other eye remained normal.

Through this singular illuminated eye, his vision expanded, and he could now see beyond his immediate surroundings—directly to Ani's location, wherever she was.

It was a surreal experience, seeing Ani so clearly despite the distance. She appeared to be looking around, likely checking her phone or surroundings, unaware of his new vantage point.

Adam was momentarily stunned by this strange, new perspective, observing Ani's reactions as she moved her gaze from her phone to her surroundings, checking if the call had disconnected.

"A-Adam?" Ani's voice came through the line, slightly hesitant. "Hello? Are you there?"

Adam snapped out of his trance, quickly responding. "Yes, I'm here. Sorry, I was just… thinking."

From this distance, he could see her frowning slightly, a touch of confusion in her gaze as she checked her phone's connection.

He marveled at the experience, witnessing her every movement in real-time while his other eye still saw Sona hovering nearby, her eyes maintaining their steady glow.

For a moment, he considered stopping Sona, unsure of the extent of this unusual power, but curiosity got the better of him.

He decided he would let this experience unfold, exploring the strange abilities that Sona seemed to enable.

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Part 3

A mischievous idea formed in Adam's mind, a spark of playfulness glinting in his eyes.

As he continued walking, he spoke into the phone, his tone light yet teasing. "Ani, did you know that I've been feeling… something strange lately?"

"Strange? What do you mean?" Ani asked, her voice laced with genuine curiosity.

"I feel like… even from a distance, I can see you… I know exactly where you are, and I can even tell what you're doing," he said with a hint of laughter in his voice.

Ani's footsteps came to a halt, her breath catching as she whispered, "Really?"

Adam laughed softly. "It feels as if I can see you right now, standing still, just… looking around."

Her surprise was palpable through the phone. She pulled her phone from her ear, glancing around in confusion, then checking to make sure she hadn't accidentally started a video call.

Her search yielded nothing but the standard audio connection, leaving her both bewildered and intrigued.

"So, where are you, Adam?" she asked, her tone growing wary.

"I'm actually on my way to meet you," he replied smoothly. "Just left my place and I'll be at the station soon, waiting for you."

She looked around, a bit more relaxed but still puzzled. She resumed walking but hesitated at his next words, his playful tone unmistakable.

"Still walking, huh? I knew it," he chuckled.

Ani stopped dead in her tracks. "Adam," she said firmly, "are you nearby? Don't play around with me like this!"

Adam grinned. "I'm serious! I told you, I have this… strange feeling, like I can sense everything you're doing."

She bit her lip, clearly torn between disbelief and intrigue. "But how… how can you tell?"

"Didn't I say?" he replied smoothly. "It's just a feeling I have… like I'm connected to you in some way."

Ani stood still, her hand tightening around her phone as a sense of frustration mixed with intrigue washed over her.

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Determined to test his words, Ani looked around cautiously. "Alright, if you really can see me, prove it. What am I doing right now?" she challenged, her voice defiant.

Adam smiled to himself, amused by her stubbornness. Inwardly, he thought, So, you want to test me, huh? Well, let's see how far we can take this.

"Fine," he replied, his tone relaxed but confident. "I can feel it right now… you just raised your hand, didn't you?"

Ani blinked, surprised, her hand instinctively lowering. She scanned her surroundings, finding no trace of him but unable to shake the feeling that he was, somehow, watching her.

Adam continued, now fully engrossed in this strange game they had created. "And now, I sense you're walking quickly," he teased, sensing her pace increase as she tried to throw him off.

She stopped suddenly, overwhelmed with confusion and frustration. The truth was, she couldn't see him anywhere, but his accurate predictions unnerved her, as if he were reading her every movement.

Gathering herself, she began to jog, hoping to break this strange, invisible link. "Alright, smart guy, if you're so good at knowing where I am, then tell me—where am I going now?" she demanded, her voice filled with irritation and a hint of amusement.

Adam chuckled softly. "Ani, slow down," he warned gently, his tone full of concern. "If you keep running like that, you might just fall."

She froze, the frustration turning into exasperation. She stopped in the middle of the road, gripping her phone tightly. "Adam, seriously, tell me the truth. Where are you, and how are you doing this?"

He laughed softly, a warmth entering his voice. "Don't you trust me, Ani?"

The question hung in the air, and Ani felt her heartbeat slow. Don't you trust me? The words echoed in her mind, filling her with a strange sense of comfort.

Adam, sensing her inner conflict, continued, "Do you trust my feelings? Because, as strange as it may sound… I really do feel connected to you, in a way that lets me see you."

Ani hesitated, the sincerity in his voice softening her irritation. After a moment's silence, she sighed. "Alright, maybe I overreacted. I… I just didn't understand," she said quietly.

Adam took a quick selfie, capturing himself in his current location and sent it to her with a simple message: See? I'm not near you. But somehow… I still know you're there.

Seeing the selfie, Ani couldn't help but smile, her frustration melting away. She shook her head, finally accepting the mystery of the moment. "Alright, Adam… maybe you really can see me."

Adam laughed, the sound full of warmth and sincerity. "Absolutely."