Unmarked

In Eclipta, its people are bound with powers bestowed onto them by a divine marking.
Each is unique to only to themselves and one other; balancing the power of one another and preventing the chaos which preceded the markings. This is the Kamuun principal.

Though exempt beings can exist.

The Abaddon are those left unbound by the First King's power and are preached as the vessels of corrupt forces. In the doctrine of their people the Ecliptans condemn such creatures for their ability to access their powers at a young age and act without a Kamuun to restrict their abilities.

Their own existence is a death sentence.

So when a man working among turmoil and confusion saves an infant Abaddon he saves something feared for eternities.

He hides the child's secret from the world in isolation and she lives ignorant of the Ecliptan ways and her unnatural existence.

Until one day a brooding war uncovers this secret and she is condemned to a predetermined fate until her powers awaken and the destruction which is promised by a prophecy foretold is set into motion.

However, she soon discovers that her people's way is one twisted lie: What if she is not the destructive force, but the only one whom can save them from it?