Okay here’s my feedback on your story. You should work most on your pacing as a writer. You’re good at describing a scene, as well as proper use of grammar and dialogue, so it probably feels like you’re doing your best, but pacing is a part that you really can’t miss. In the prologue, the first read had me a bit turned around. The dialogue didn’t feel right between two adversaries, and the random in inclusion of a secret heir had me reading again. The second time around it feels more natural and fitting, but I still think it is incredibly random that a scribe runs into the middle of a battlefield and two rulers with a prophecy that hasn’t been mentioned in a century. You should time it separately or make it seem more natural. As a suggestion, you can have a bit more fluff conversation, or something announcing the scribe’s arrival, like the sudden pause of the battle, or a change I the air. Just make it feel less abrupt. Also, the inclusion of the little girl after the prophecy is a bit strange. I know exactly what you’re going for, but why is there a girl by a battlefield? And what does it mean by her parents “dissolving into red”. Are they physically dissolving, or are they disappearing into the battlefield? There’s just not enough context to help me visualise this personally. The sentences at the end of each chapter are a nice touch, though. Phew, ok if you want my thoughts on Aria’s chapters I’m happy to give my thoughts. As the main story, I’ve got a lot to say and btw sorry for this monstrous paragraph. I hoped this helped!