Crestbound
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A tattoo can mean two things:
hidden royalty... or certain death.
In the world of Sumit, tucked deep in the Ashe Mountains, Suneta hides both.
Marked with the royal crest against her will, Suneta is sent to Majia Academy - a school where magic is currency, legacy is law, and everyone seems to know their place... except her.
As she searches for answers about the sister who vanished and the power she never asked for, she's forced into a squad of five other cadets - all carrying secrets of their own:
A runaway heir.
A girl who talks to magic like it's a memory.
A quiet boy who doesn't know who he is without someone to protect.
A noble caught between bloodline and betrayal.
And a girl who mastered invisibility - until it stopped working.
The crest binds them. The academy watches them.
But if they're going to survive what's coming... they'll have to decide what kind of legacy they want to leave behind.
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