A mercenary -- a mysterious man claiming to be the last Goblin Hunter -- suddenly shows up in Holgard and takes on a request to retrieve an amulet thought to be hidden inside a mausoleum. A young girl -- the 14 year old daughter of the Rosegale family -- is the only one brave (or foolish) enough to escort him there. But the mausoleum is not all as it seems. The Goblin Hunter King is thought to be dead. The young girl disappears. Three years later, a man arrives at Holgard claiming to be a Goblin Hunter... But is that their true identity?

A year has past and Freesia's life becomes a little complicated. Why? Her mother's death anniversary is soon to arrive. With this, Freesia's dreams start to become a little uncomfortable for her. She realises that she knows nothing of what happened in the past between her mother and father, and never fully understood the reason why her mother took her own life. On top of that, Melanie's 18th birthday party is soon on her doorstep. With all that is happening, will Freesia be able to find the truth? What awaits her is both a surprise and life-changing...

Freesia's life has always been a rollercoaster. It changed for the worse when her mother suddenly died. Follow her as she finds ways to cope with change, moving in with her father who she hates, and coping with 4 step-brothers, unrelated to her by blood. Will those boys fill her with painful nostalgia, or will they be the salvation she was searching for?

One day, when Lisola was young, she came across a wounded man. Determined to save him, she took him back home only to be confronted by Demons. "Create a pact." The man whispered to her. "Create a pact with me and I will fight." Frightened and confused, Lisola saw no other choice and created a 'pact' with the mysterious man. He fought off the Demons with the remainder of his strength and smiled at the girl. "I'll protect you from now on." He whispered to her, touching her neck with his hand. Lisola felt afraid, but trusted the man. "What's your name?" She asked. He choked a reply as he felt blood seep into his lungs. "Andem."