Calum begins having strange visions after falling asleep during class. It grows to an all-time high the next day, once his parents seemingly dissolve and fade out of existence in front of his very eyes. A storm suddenly rages outside, destroying everything in its path in mere moments, and claims him as well.
Unknowingly to him, this phenomenon transports him to the world of Rudatria, more specifically in a city named Tarnac. No surrounding is the same, the streets are filthy, and the inhabitants seem gaunt and resentful. Somehow, a few of these citizens appear almost identical to some people from Calum's world, one of whom is a former farmhand named Favian, who bears some resemblance to Calum's friend Thomas. He then learns of the existence of a group of powerful individuals who once roamed these lands, called Nejembras. Superhuman warriors, responsible for keeping the peace, empowered each by one of three powerful elements, Void, Solar and Arc.
Being sent to this strange, new place, however, has put a target on Calum's back. Namely, in the crosshairs of a powerful dictator named Haveron, who has lived for thousands of years. He is a fearsome warrior who, once was thought to be the only Nejembra capable of wielding the three elements. But because of a grave wrong done to him by his fellow comrades, Haveron had taken it upon himself to rid the world of the Nejembras, calling them corrupt.
Calum begins changing, morphing into a Nejembra himself, the longer he remains in Rudatria. He grows more and more violent, his eyes begin glowing bright blue, a sign of an element molding his body into a fearsome weapon. Suddenly thrust into a war he wants no part of, to fight for the remaining free people of Rudaria, Calum struggles to survive even with his newfound strength. It seems as though to return home, he must fight his way through an empire and overthrow a tyrant king, before losing himself completely.
Have you ever imagined a world in which you could wield the elements of Lightning, Fire, Water, Ice, or even the elements of the Earth? Well, Mystic was dragged into the lineage and her father fought in the war against this guy named Akuma, a life-long war that started way back in roughly 1000 AD, started over Akuma having his pride be hurt and getting his ass beat time and time again, he was sick of it, so he went into an all-out deathmatch with Viktor Hikari, Mystic's distant ancestor who reshape the Kingdom of Eclipse to be a better democracy than it was with its monarchy status, the King of all Elementalist as he wielded three to four elements at once, including his primary lightning element. The ancient enemy who seemingly hid away after his fight with Mystic's father, Salvador, came knocking at his front door, and unfortunate for Salvador, most of his power was sapped by Mystic on accident due to something his father forgot to tell him about. Every time a StormCaller is born, the previous StormCaller God is sapped of most of his/her power when the baby turns six-years-old, and that the effect would last around two years. So, how will it end for Salvador? What does Akuma want? Is it Salvador's daughter? Vengeance? Bloodshed? His house? The City? Find out as you read more about how Mystic goes through physical and mental pain that no human could survive or live with, how she managed to go through all the struggle yet still manages to smile after going through all of the extreme mental and physical pain for a full seven years.
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