In a world where magic flows through every vein and ancient races dominate the lands, Ruby's journey is one of self-discovery, pain, and survival. Born a vampire, cursed by a dark fate, Ruby must confront the shadows that haunt her very existence. As she battles the darkness within, Ruby faces an internal war between accepting her fate and breaking free from the curse that controls her soul. Revenge, freedom, and the echoes of old prisons await her at every turn. Can she bury the past and reclaim herself, or will the crimson curse claim her first?

In a world shaped by ancient magic and divided by elemental power, peace is not a gift-it is a delicate balance waiting to tip. Ataraxia, a realm once connected to our world through forgotten portals, now stands on the edge of quiet unrest. The Kingdoms of Light and Umbra maintain a fragile harmony, each holding secrets buried beneath generations of war and uneasy alliances. Amid this tension, a group of gifted young warriors-each carrying their own legacy-trains and grows together. But when old truths begin to resurface, loyalties will be tested, destinies rewritten, and the line between duty and desire will blur. And in the quiet shadows of the Real World, a girl named Selyne is about to stumble upon the last remaining thread between both worlds-unraveling everything Ataraxia thought it had left behind.

This is going to drive some of y'all nuts but bear with me here... Sweven is a simple, maybe even boring eighteen-year-old girl. She lives with her terribly rich parents and has been raised almost suspiciously sheltered. That is until she realises these aren't her parents and, even more shocking, that she isn't from Earth at all. When a flame guides into a little fairy world called Auwreathe, she discovers all that gives her a reason to be there. Nothing is a coincidence and nothing is accidental. She was put there for a reason and she cannot leave until her purpose is fulfilled. Auwreathe is different, dangerous and morally grey. Her identity is downplayed and she pretends to be someone she isn't. The entanglement of the students at the academy also forces her to push her head deeper into a web of confusion, fires and spirits. She never wanted any of this, but really has no choice but to conform to all of it if she wants to get out alive. The mystery of her real parents and her needing to remain in Auwreathe unravels slowly. Betrayal, angst and years of generational dispute are now on her back she figures a way to save herself and save those she cares for. Will she cave under the pressure or learn to grow amongst the dark?