James Edward is a young man with dull brown hair and lifeless eyes. He lives alone in a small apartment on the bustling outskirts of town. As an unemployed individual with no special skills, James feels like there's no place for him in this world. Every day, he spends his time staying up late, watching TV, or simply pondering his flat life on his apartment balcony.
Despite James's attempts to find a job, every effort ends in failure. He has sent out dozens, even hundreds, of applications, but rarely receives a response. When he does manage to land an interview, he always fails to convince the recruiter that he's the right candidate. Despair and a sense of loss of purpose haunt him every day.
One night, James is awakened by a commotion next door. Without hesitation, he jumps out of bed and rushes towards the noise. There, he finds his neighbor, Mr. Thompson, struggling against a burglar attempting to rob his home. Without a second thought, James leaps to Mr. Thompson's rescue, but in the scuffle, he is severely injured.
The burglar, undeterred, mercilessly stabs James. With severe wounds, James falls to the floor, feeling his life slowly fade away. As he contemplates his despair, he suddenly feels something strange, like drifting off into a very vivid dream.
As James breathes his last breath, the world around him slowly fades.
"Willi, our child," a voice is heard.
William opens his eyes and is shocked by his surroundings. Before him are three men and one large-chested woman.
"Where am I? Is this heaven? It can't be heaven, am I alive again?" William.
In his confusion, William does not understand the language they are using.
The four of them continue to chat in a language William doesn't understand. The woman, who turns out to be his mother, tries to comfort him gently, but William can only cry in his confusion, not knowing how to respond to the situation he is experiencing. Is this a new world he must accept, or is it just a dream before he dies?
William, in his confusion, feels a strange power flowing through him. Unbeknownst to him, this power activates an extraordinary ability—automatic translation. Instantly, the language that was once foreign to him becomes clear and understandable.
With this new ability, William begins to understand the conversation of the four people. They are discussing the recent events, especially about William himself. His mother, who is actually a queen in this world, tries to explain the situation to William gently.
William, who can now understand them, feels relieved yet afraid of the power he possesses.
"How could an unemployed person like me become like this?" William thought.
William's two older brothers, Graham and Troy, are sitting together discussing the arrival of their new baby brother. Graham, who prefers crude humor, says, "Why is our little brother so ugly, haha! Hopefully, he's not stupid."
Troy, who is slightly wiser, responds, "We have to be patient. He's still a baby, can't say anything yet." However, in their hearts, they both feel somewhat annoyed by the arrival of the new brother who has so changed their family dynamics.
Meanwhile, William, in his new baby form, can only feel the waves of emotion from his brothers. Although he can't speak yet, he feels sad and lonely hearing his brothers talk about him.
William, with a pleading expression, asks for milk from his mother. Although he is still a baby, his gaze looks funny and a little naughty. The palace servants who see him can't help but smile, and soon William's funny antics become the talk of the palace.
**Servant 1**: "Did you see the Queen's baby earlier? He asked for milk with such a cute expression! Looks like he has a talent as an actor in the future!"
**Servant 2**: "Oh my goodness, absolutely! He does look so adorable. Who would have thought such a tiny baby could have such a variety of facial expressions?"
Meanwhile, William himself still cannot speak, only able to feel the vibrations of feelings and thoughts from those around him. Although he can't express himself in words yet, he hopes that one day, they will see William as their hope.
After a year has passed, William begins to show development in his speaking ability. Although still limited, he can say a few words clearly. The most frequently heard words from his small lips are "father," "mother," and "brother."
Although William has shown progress in his speaking ability, his parents still feel sad. They worry because until now, William has not been able to stand like other babies his age.
William's mother, Queen Alice, often sits beside her baby, trying to understand what might be causing him difficulty. His father, King Paul Albert II, is also not sitting idly by. He has summoned several experts to examine William's condition and find out what can be done to help him.
These parents feel sad seeing their child struggling, but they are also full of hope that with the right support and care, William will soon be able to walk.
After half a month has passed since the initial concerns arose, William has finally achieved an important milestone in his development: he can walk! This news spreads quickly in the palace and becomes a hot topic of conversation among the servants and residents of the palace.
His parents are overjoyed to see William's achievement. They realize that although it may take longer than other babies, William has finally overcome the difficulties he faced. Now, William's enthusiastic and cheerful little steps become a source of joy for many around him.
This event shows that with the right support and love, as well as perseverance and strong spirit, nothing is impossible for William. With his shaky yet enthusiastic first steps, William has proven that he is an extraordinary child, ready to face the challenges ahead.
William's second birthday becomes a much-anticipated event in the palace. His parents, as well as the entire kingdom, give him all kinds of beautiful and precious gifts. However, as William begins to open these gifts, what should have been a moment of joy turns into an unexpected surprise.
William, with a blank stare, begins to tear up the gift papers and burn the toys that have just been given to him. The servants and residents of the palace are surprised by William's strange behavior. They cannot understand why he is acting this way, destroying the gifts that were given to him with such enthusiasm.
The view of the people and William's two older brothers, Graham and Troy, also changes. They begin to doubt William's intelligence and consider him truly foolish. How will William face these negative views? What is really happening behind his strange actions? All these questions remain a mystery to be solved.