Supernova: The Particle

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Zarah Amala and her little sister, Hara, were raised in Batu Luhur, a small village near the city of Bogor, West Java. Their father, Firas, was a bright professor and a renowned micologist. He never sent Zarah to school, and instead taught her himself using unconventional methods on various subjects way beyond her age . . .

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Synopsis

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One day, Firas disappeared. The only trail he left was four handwritten journals.

The last person he talked to was Zarah. Firas asked her to protect Tuft Hill from the villagers.

The absence of Firas changed the whole dynamic between Zarah and her family. Zarah was now considered a rebel and a freak, just like her father. When Zarah finally went to formal school, she kept getting herself into troubles. She finally found friendship in Kosoluchukwu, a girl from Nigeria who became her desk mate.

On her 17th birthday, Zarah received a limited edition camera. The sender was anonymous. Zarah was so certain that tracing back through the camera would help toreveal her missing father’s whereabout. Zarah eventually learned photography and spent time working in orangutan conservation in Tanjung Puting, Borneo, before she finally landed on a career opportunity in London as a nature photographer. The camera gave her the chance to travel the world.

Her new best friends, Paul and Zach, took her under their wings. In London, Zarah found her first love. She was also reunited with her old friend, Koso.

Still trying to connect the dots, Zarah met Simon Hardiman in Glastonbury. Paul found the link between Simon and Zarah’s camera. Turned out, Simon and Firas knew each other. Simon had planned to help Firas on a secret project, but they never had a chance.

With the aid of an entheogen plant, Simon did an experiment on Zarah. A shaman, Hawkeye, guided the process. Firas had always believed entheogens were the key to other dimensions.

A sad news from Indonesia interrupted their process. Zarah needed to go back home. On her way back, Zarah found a mysterious letter, addressed to someone called The Particle. Somehow she knew, the letter was meant for her.

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Tanpa Rencana	Rapijali 3	Rapijali 2
Rapijali 1	Rantai Tak Putus	Di balik Tirai Aroma Karsa
Aroma Karsa	Kepingan Supernova	Supernova: Intelegensi Embun Pagi
Supernova: Gelombang	Supernova: Partikel	Supernova Petir
Supernova: Akar	Supernova: Kesatria, Putri, dan Bintang Jatuh	Rectoverso
Perahu Kertas	Madre	Filosofi Kopi