Imagine a world with no equality, not imaginable, right? Well, Carmen is a town like this in the year 1886, when the government still had a stereotype that "girls aren't even smart." Luna is a girl who is going to have a competition between freedom and bias.

While Luna was gazing down, she heard Victor Knox going again: " No education for girls, that's a command! " Then, she went back to her thoughts- a plan to defeat gender bias.

Luna had a secret plan to bring a gender- equal world. She took out her notebook without hesitation, and thoughts going like a flowing river, because she clearly knows action starts TOMMORROW !

" A stone, a cape, passport, living needs... ... " Luna checked her bag once more before action. She wore her cape, walked on the streets quietly- awaiting for mission. She first went to a wrecked house, she threw the stone she prepared down quickly. She ran down the stairs, then crawled out. While the police focused on the case, Luna slipped out happily, waiting for her freedom, and knowing later on she would bring freedom to other girls too.

While Luna was doing her " victory dance ", someone tapped lightly on her back, reminding her, " You're under arrest, Victor Knox, I am. Well, if you dare to leave, you must enter a mystery- solving contest. " Jorden, on her side, whispered: " I may help you, I hate gender bias."

They soon arrived at the mystery-solving place: The Cube, which looked like a 27- square ultimate cube, and each cube is a mystery- solving room where people solve mysteries. Luna gazed around her room- The Stolen Necklace room and sighed. " The boss is the thief! "Jorden guessed the wrong answer on purpose, and it was Luna's time to shine, but now her heartbeat was like drums, and sweat like rain. " Calm down! " She said to herself, but still looked at the ground.

 " The pride minister is the thief! " As soon as she announced the correct answer, the host said: " It's time for the ceremony time, when our first female winner- Luna, presents her victory speech! " Luna's happy because she gained confidence in the competition. She steps on stage as confident as a star, and she protested in her victory speech: " Girls can be smart, I wish the government can acknowledge this." She smiled. She knew that she improved, not only for stepping out for girls, but also the confidence she gained.