Introduction

Meet Saluna. Tall, dark-haired, and very slim. A 20-something girl who has a dream job: becoming a spy. What can I say? She’s just naturally curious.

Stacia tweets you daily news on her updates and shows you her personality.

Throughout her journey of crafting a desirable life-long career while holding the ‘I Am A Student’ account and learning things through her personal observations, she eventually became a secret agent for Assaliuna, the world she mindfully created by the figment of her imagination. In there, she re-discovers virtual realities she has yet to understand before she comes back to Earth.

Realities such as love, friendships, family, and a home for all these virtues.

Entering Assaliuna, she re-members herself as Ai, the voice within that she never really listens to.

Ai is a simple girl who has imaginations. So it’s no wonder that she dreams often, dreams a lot, and dreams big.

Her biggest dream is to fly to the moon.

The Blue Boots are her tools of creativity. She keeps herself healthy and run long distances to wherever her heart goes.
The Pink Sleeves is her friendly face. It’s the heart she puts on her sleeves for the people she recognizes and relates to.
My Lucky Hat has lists of thingies and stuff to keep in mind and shares motivational tips on-the-fly. It is Ai’s lucky charm.

When one day she stumbled upon Ebbie the Enthusiast, a Water-shooter who saved her from almost getting hit by an apple on the head and almost losing her lucky hat, she didn’t know that her journey has begun.

She went on a journey full of adventures and made friends along the way with everyone from hopping sheeps to red birds, from Benji the bear that changes like chameleon to purple bears that will never change, from black and white pigs to Bree the only pink pig and Bo the giant peccary…

Then there’s the legendary creatures she has to consult with: Water-bearer metal horse, the white tiger, and the pair of silver flying fishes hidden deep within the lands of Assaliuna. All that together made her decide whether she wanted to stay dreaming forever or realizing her dreams into reality.

Nonetheless, she will never truly know what she’s capable of doing if she never met Sid the Steadfast, a self-centered sea lion who owns the lands extending from the meadows up on Hillsensky to the Deep Oceans across the sea. He is a man who never wants to share his lands nor his heart.

But Ai chose the otherwise. She chose to put her heart on her pink sleeves and her lucky hat, running in her blue boots and was chosen to be the last Aqueflyer there ever existed in the history of Assaliuna. That was how she eventually simply flies.

In this cruel world that does not believe in living things like she does, she also met her true soul and beheld the eyes of Yu the cat whose eyes shine like the moon, and accompanied by Aquarist boys by her side, Sean and Reed, she would put up her facade with a positive attitude, a touch of innocence, always with a warm welcome and an open mind as she fights the Astrobat who has conquered all of the Universe and murdered innocent Aqueflyers in the past.

The question is, as the chosen one to fly all over Assaliuna and having to save the world, can she really fly to the moon?

More explanations of these new terms coming soon.

Until she is completely metamorphosed into Butterfly 3.0, a content, Saluna has to learn how to forget the things that don’t matter, re-collect the important data the world named ‘memory’, and follow her heart’s dying wishes before she can establish herself as our modern superhero – the valuable content creator, valued and abled.

Unlike other heroes, she does not possess magic. She can only rely on Mother Nature: her mind, her body, her spirits, and her soul.

Agent Saluna, the spy of our modern sociopolitical and technology-reliant world driven by free-market economy, the observer of our cultural behaviors and paradigm shifts, tells us her journey to learn what it really means to be a human. A coming-of-age story to inspire the young minds to become world leaders, and also to remind adults about the clock that keeps ticking…