NOTHINGNESS
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✨Description✨
In the frozen peaks of Maveritus, Princess Elisa is born under Crystaluna, a birthstone as common as winter snow. To the world, she is destined for nothing more than quiet strength and duty.
But when ghostly footsteps appear in the palace courtyards, shadows begin to stir in corners that should know only light. Whispers coil through the halls, and the safety of the realm no longer feels certain.
The Seruphites believe destiny is carved in stone, etched by the echoes of angels long fallen. Yet Elisa will discover that not all stones tell the truth-some hide secrets powerful enough to shatter kingdoms.
This is the story of how light began to wither, how peace fractured, and how even the most ordinary soul can awaken the beginning of the end.
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