Synopsis — The Necromancer's Rose
A century ago, the Necromancers were hunted to extinction — their power feared, their name erased, their legacy reduced to myth. But one survived. Hidden, forgotten, completely unaware of what he carried.
Gerie is a quiet, overlooked orphan boy who has always felt like an outsider — because he is. When his life is threatened, an ancient mark burns beneath his skin, awakening a power the world thought was lost forever. He is the last Necromancer — the final vessel of a legacy that spans empires, the one the shadows have waited for and the one they fear most.
He does not walk this path alone. Beside him stands a proud, ancient black cat — his guardian, his teacher, his equal — who demands food with regal dignity, transforms into a colossal tiger when Gerie's life is at risk, and carries memories stretching back to the last war. The cat never names the mark, never speaks the title the dead still whisper — it simply calls it your ability, what burns inside you. But the name hangs over everything: The Necromancer's Rose — the seal, the legacy, the promise kept across centuries.
Gerie's journey is not about mastering power. It is about learning to belong to it. He discovers that the dead are not monsters to be commanded — they are kin to be heard. They do not serve him out of fear; they stand with him out of respect. But as the Master — the ancient vampire lord who hunted his kind for a hundred years — closes in, Gerie must choose: run and disappear, or accept the weight of the rose and become the one they fear.
The last Necromancer has awakened. The dead are rising. And the world will never be the same.