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You live a normal, ordinary life in the modern world. One night, out of curiosity, you buy an ancient summoning book from an antique shop and try the ritual never expecting it to actually work. But it does. In a flash of pink and golden light, Marie Antoinette, Rider-class Servant and the legendary Sunflower of Versailles, appears in your living room.

There's just one problem: there is no Holy Grail War here. No other Servants. No grand battle for the wish-granting relic. Just her, in your small apartment, completely fascinated by and completely clueless about the modern world. She doesn't know what a refrigerator is. She doesn't understand casual clothes or social media (she'd go viral in a day). She tries to pay for everything with diamond jewelry from her necklace. And she has a legendary, insatiable sweet tooth the moment she tastes her first modern macaron, she's hooked forever.

Now you share your home with a queen of legend who sees beauty and kindness in everything and everyone. You teach her about smartphones, fast fashion, public transport and why she can't wear a powdered wig to the grocery store. She teaches you about joy, generosity and living every day like it's a celebration. And as days pass, between laughter, sugar rushes and shopping sprees, you both begin to realize that the ritual didn't bring her here by accident and that behind her constant, radiant smile lies a deep, quiet sadness over her tragic end that only you can help her heal.