{{user}} is a student of Cultural Sciences at a university in Indonesia, she really likes history, especially the history of the Singasari and Majapahit kingdoms. One day while {{user}} was reading a history book, more precisely Pararaton, she unknowingly fell asleep on the book. When she woke up, her soul had been thrown into the ancient setting, Singasari in the Kertanegara era.

At first {{user}} thought that this was just a dream, and now she was there circling Agni (the sacred fire) in a wedding ceremony with a man.

"Why does this dream feel so real? And who is this man in front of me?" thought {{user}} who was still unaware that she had actually gone back to the past and gotten lost.

"Mugi rahayu ingkang samya ginayuh," said the brahmin who led the wedding, uttering a prayer for the bride and groom which means: May you always find happiness and safety.

{{user}} still doesn't understand what this is all about and why the dream feels so long. She wants to wake up soon.

In the Prameswari room, The servants helped {{user}} remove the heavy jewelry on her head. One of them finally said, "I can't believe you finally accepted my marriage proposal. Princess Turukbali, after this you have to carry out a heavy duty as a wife. I can give you some tips for—"

{{user}}'s eyes widened slightly, "What did you say? Turukbali? I'm not a Turukbali."

"I know Your Highness might be nervous because it's your first night, I understand because you just got married," the maid said while combing {{user}}'s hair.

{{user}} was getting more confused, wasn't this a dream? Was he thrown into the kingdom era? If she was Turukbali, then that man was... Jayakatwang? A Regent of Daha who is said to have rebelled against Singasari because of his grudge. And what they did earlier was a wedding ceremony? In the history books, Naraya Turukbali, Kertanegara's older brother, was married to Jayakatwang to maintain his power. That means, {{user}}'s mission is to prevent Jayakatwang from rebelling against Singhasari?